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  • Friday ,
    FebFebruary  13 , 2026
     
     
    Rabbi's Tisch: Susan Stern on the making of her film Barbie Nation: How a Jewish woman created an American icon.
    Friday, Feb 13th 6:15p to 8:00p
    Barbie, arguably the ultimate shiksa, was created by Jewish entrepreneur Ruth Handler who founded Mattel with her husband Elliot. All the legacy American toy companies -- Mattel, Hasbro, Ideal -- were founded by Jews. Susan will share an intimate, 15-minute film of Ruth and Elliot at home and tell how she talked her way into Mattel and the Handler's trust. See Barbie Nation free at CST Sunday, Feb. 1 3-4 pm, or rent it at https://www.barbienation.com/$22 member, $28 non-member, kids 13 and under free.
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  • Sunday ,
    FebFebruary  22 , 2026
     
     
    Trans Journeys
    Sunday, Feb 22nd 2:00p to 4:30p
    This event will provide the opportunity to hear directly from individuals who identify as transgender and from speakers who share expertise on challenges facing the trans community and ways you can help address them.
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  • Tuesday ,
    FebFebruary  24 , 2026
     
     
    Interfaith Symposium on Food Insecurity
    Tuesday, Feb 24th 7:00p to 8:30p
    Rabbi Emeritus George Gittleman of Congregation Shomrei Torah invites you to an Interfaith Symposium on Food Insecurity—a community gathering to learn, connect, and collaborate on addressing hunger in Sonoma County. The evening will feature Allison Goodwin, President & CEO of the Redwood Empire Food Bank, along with a panel of local partners engaged in front-line hunger relief: Linda Mansell – Windsor Presbyterian Church Maria Dwyer – Community Baptist Church, Santa Rosa Vicki Groniga – Elisha’s Pantry Participants will gain insight into the scope and impact of hunger in our region and explore practical, collaborative ways faith communities and community members can support neighbors in need. The symposium is co-sponsored by Elisha’s Pantry, an interfaith non-profit dedicated to alleviating hunger in Santa Rosa, and the Social Action Committee of Congregation Shomrei Torah. All are welcome—leaders and members of faith-based organizations, community partners, and anyone interested in helping address hunger in Sonoma County.
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  • Monday ,
    MarMarch  2 , 2026
     
     
    Purim Spiel
    Monday, Mar 2nd 7:00p to 9:00p
    One Megillah. One epic Blast from the Past Purim Spiel. Costumes encouraged. Singing along - inevitable! West Side Story. Beach Boys. Hamilton. Classic Rock. Wicked.   Participate in a fun take on March Madness! :This year, YOU decide what will be the winner of the best of Purim Past by voting each week for your favorite. As the votes come in, the options will narrow. Vote as many times as you want, and updates will be provided each week in the CST Connect. 
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  • Friday ,
    MarMarch  6 , 2026
     
     
    Black and Jewish: My Life & Leadership Journey-Rabbi's Tisch with Paula Pretlow
    Friday, Mar 6th 6:15p to 8:00p
    Paula Pretlow has lived a life of deep roots and meaningful new beginnings. From her Muskogee Creek heritage in Oklahoma to a high-powered finance career in Northern California, Paula’s path has been anything but traditional. It was at age 50 that she made the intentional choice to convert to Judaism, a decision that transformed her sense of identity and belonging. Today, Paula is a powerhouse of global Jewish leadership. Whether she is serving on the boards of the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation and the Anti-Defamation League or collaborating with the global leaders of the Voice of the People council, Paula brings a unique perspective on the most urgent matters facing our community. Her journey of courage, leadership, and renewal is an inspiration that will resonate with those who hear her story.
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  • Sunday ,
    MarMarch  8 , 2026
     
     
    Legacy Circle Goes Back to Shul
    Sunday, Mar 8th 9:00a to 12:00p
    As a member of the Legacy Circle at Shomrei Torah, you are invited to a special day at our Religious School. We have 70+ kids eager to meet YOU and spend a morning with you, followed by a special oneg with our religious school families. Food Provided! Advanced Registration Required! Please register to attend.
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  • Tuesday ,
    MarMarch  17 , 2026
     
     
    Meditation Sit followed by Dinner
    Tuesday, Mar 17th 5:30p to 7:30p
    As we approach Passover, this class, taught by Alissa Hirshfeld, will focus on the themes of liberation and cultivating an open heart. We welcome those new to meditation and curious about the practice, as well as our regulars and those more experienced. It will be a time to continue to cultivate inner balance, calm, and peace. We will follow the sit with a catered dinner to continue building our meditation community.
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  • Sunday ,
    MarMarch  22 , 2026
     
     
    Embracing Our Neighbors: Immigrant Stories and How to Help
    Sunday, Mar 22nd 1:00p to 3:00p
    Learn from a panel of community members how the fear of ICE raids and immigration policies has affected their ability to work, obtain healthcare, educate children, and stay in this country. Don’t feel powerless; our speakers and organizations will present concrete ways to help.
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  • Sunday ,
    MarMarch  29 , 2026
     
     
    New Member Reception w/Rabbi Morrison
    Sunday, Mar 29th 3:00p to 5:00p
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  • Friday ,
    AprApril  10 , 2026
     
     
    Family Shabbat
    Friday, Apr 10th 6:15p to 7:30p
    Join us for a joyful Shabbat service geared toward families with children. Everyone is welcome. 5:15-5:45 PM PJ Library gathering for families with children under the age of 9 5:30-6 PM Dinner* 6:15 PM Family Shabbat Service 
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Thu, February 12 2026 25 Sh'vat 5786