Temple B'Nai Chaim

A Reform Congregation Located in Fairfield County Connecticut
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                     TBC Religious School

 


It is the goal of our Religious School to teach our children, with joy and dignity, the wealth of knowledge that is their Jewish heritage. Through books, hands-on experiences, celebrations and dedicated teachers, they learn about our holidays, traditions and heritage. Arts & crafts, music, dance and special programs enrich the curriculum and help the children learn to value and honor themselves as individuals and as members of the Temple and the Jewish people. They learn, through responsibility and a sense of caring for others, how to be compassionate and helpful.

 

Weekly Hebrew classes teach our children to read and understand the prayerbook and provide an introduction to Hebrew as a living language. Preparation for Bar and Bat Mitzvah is arranged on an individual basis. Religious training for young adults is encouraged through pre-confirmation and confirmation classes. Many of our post-confirmands continue to be active in our school as aides and assistants. For our pre-schoolers, we have a “Jr. Chai” Program which meets twice a month throughout the year. Here the children learn the meanings and symbols of the holidays through stories, songs and crafts.

 

Our school is committed to teaching our children and developing a sense of self-worth, belonging and caring for others. It is a joyful place!



We may not be able to alway put school closings on the Website.  You can find if school is closed by going to CTweather.com . This web site is available through the web sites of the following school districts just go to the cancellation page for you school and look for Temple B'nai Chaim.  In addition, there will also be a message on the phone answering system at the Temple.