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Apr
2

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Apr
5

Oneg

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held the first Saturday of every month at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. You can expect to find light snacks on most weeks with a wider spread on the first Shabbat of each month as well as for some holidays. (All food follows kosher guidelines and is meat-free; gluten-free options are available.)

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Apr
9

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Apr
13

Passover Seder (night 2)

Passover at Shalom Macon is a meaningful celebration centered on redemption—a cornerstone of our faith as followers of Messiah Yeshua. Join us on Sunday, April 13th at 6:30 PM (the second night of Passover), as we retell the powerful story of Israel's deliverance from Egyptian bondage, and reflect on the deeper redemption we experience through Messiah.

Why attend a seder? Passover connects us directly to the roots of our faith and Yeshua’s own observance of this important feast. At Shalom Macon, our seder emphasizes the remarkable parallels between the redemption from Egypt and the redemption accomplished through Yeshua, helping us better appreciate the fullness of God's redemptive plan.

Shalom Macon warmly welcomes everyone to this special evening. We provide all seder essentials, including wine, juice, matzah, and each symbolic element of the seder plate. The seder meal features matzah ball soup, brisket, roasted vegetables, potatoes, and dessert.

Whether you're attending your first seder or enjoying a familiar tradition, join us as we celebrate the timeless story of redemption together.

Adults (13+): $20
Kids (4-12): $10
3 and younger: Free
Household Max: $80

REGISTRATION CUT-OFF IS APRIL 2

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Apr
16

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Apr
23

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Apr
30

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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May
3

Oneg

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held the first Saturday of every month at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. You can expect to find light snacks on most weeks with a wider spread on the first Shabbat of each month as well as for some holidays. (All food follows kosher guidelines and is meat-free; gluten-free options are available.)

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Jun
7

Oneg

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held the first Saturday of every month at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. You can expect to find light snacks on most weeks with a wider spread on the first Shabbat of each month as well as for some holidays. (All food follows kosher guidelines and is meat-free; gluten-free options are available.)

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Jul
5

Oneg

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held the first Saturday of every month at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. You can expect to find light snacks on most weeks with a wider spread on the first Shabbat of each month as well as for some holidays. (All food follows kosher guidelines and is meat-free; gluten-free options are available.)

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Sep
6

Oneg

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held the first Saturday of every month at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. You can expect to find light snacks on most weeks with a wider spread on the first Shabbat of each month as well as for some holidays. (All food follows kosher guidelines and is meat-free; gluten-free options are available.)

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Nov
1

Oneg

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held the first Saturday of every month at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. You can expect to find light snacks on most weeks with a wider spread on the first Shabbat of each month as well as for some holidays. (All food follows kosher guidelines and is meat-free; gluten-free options are available.)

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Dec
6

Oneg

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held the first Saturday of every month at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. You can expect to find light snacks on most weeks with a wider spread on the first Shabbat of each month as well as for some holidays. (All food follows kosher guidelines and is meat-free; gluten-free options are available.)

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Mar
26

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Mar
19

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Mar
13

Purim Party

SAVE THE DATE! This event will be updated with more information as it comes.

Join us the weekend of March 13 - 16 for a Purim Family Fun Weekend!

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Mar
12

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Mar
5

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Mar
1

Oneg

The word "Oneg" is Hebrew for "joy" or "delight" and it is an event to express the happiness of the Sabbath and to build community. In Isaiah 58:13, we are instructed to "call the Sabbath a delight". 

Oneg is held the first Saturday of every month at Shalom Macon after the 11:00am Shabbat service. You can expect to find light snacks on most weeks with a wider spread on the first Shabbat of each month as well as for some holidays. (All food follows kosher guidelines and is meat-free; gluten-free options are available.)

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Feb
21

Honoring the Life of Angel Goodwin

With heavy hearts, we share the passing of our beloved Angel Godwin. Angel was a radiant force of life—her joy, kindness, and unwavering positivity touched everyone she met. She brought light and gladness into our community, and she will be desperately missed.

The Godwin family invites you to join them as we remember and honor Angel’s life.

Funeral Service
Friday, February 21, 2025 at 1:00 p.m.
Pentecostal Temple, 928 Anthony Road, Macon, Georgia 31204

Additionally, the family is requesting any photos you may have of Angel. If you have pictures to share, please email them to GinaLBeach@gmail.com.

Let's come together in love and support for Patricia and the family during this time of loss.

For any wo would like to join us, there will be a gathering at the synagogue on Friday evening at 5:00 pm to honor Angel and her memory. Feel free to stay for a potluck Shabbat dinner. Please bring a dairy or parve dish (without meat or meat-products) to share. We will light candles shortly after 6:00 pm.

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Feb
19

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Feb
12

Tu BiShvat Seder

Join us on Wednesday, February 12, at 6:30 PM for a meaningful and festive Tu BiShvat seder, as we celebrate the “New Year for Trees.”:

• Explore the beauty and significance of this special day of gratitude.

• Enjoy the Seven Species of Israel, wine, and other symbolic foods as part of the seder.

• Share a delicious meal featuring honey-date sticky chicken, fresh veggies, and couscous, inspired by the flavors of the Tu BiShvat seder plate. Don’t miss out on the celebration with your community!

Registration is required. Get your tickets and reserve your spot by Monday, February 3.

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Feb
12

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Feb
5

Shalom Kids! Storytime

Thanks to our generous community, we have a nice children's library at Shalom Macon with wonderful books to read and utilize. I am hoping to read a book for toddlers/preschoolers each week and a book or two for elementary ages.

Join us live at the synagogue or via Zoom!

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Feb
1

Building Dedication Oneg

The vision for Shalom Macon has always been simple: love God, love people, and further His Kingdom. Over the years, the ways we’ve pursued this vision have evolved, reflecting the growth of our community and God’s ongoing faithfulness. This latest chapter—expanding and improving our space—has been an incredible step forward. Now, after months of preparation, prayer, and hard work, we are thrilled to announce that construction is nearing completion! We invite you to join us for a special weekend to celebrate His goodness and dedicate this space to His glory.

Saturday, February 1st, will be a day of celebration as we officially dedicate our new space to furthering His Kingdom. The day will include Shabbat services at regular times, a festive Oneg with heavy hors d’oeuvres, and engaging afternoon activities.

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