Shure Memorial Library
Shure Memorial Library
Access the Shure Library Catalog Online!
Library volunteer Rachel Fischer has prepared a brief tutorial on using our catalog -- you can view it here.
We want everyone in our congregation to know about this really quite special collection – every title is here because in some way, it is a reflection of Jewish life and culture. From serious Talmudic tracts to biographies of Graucho Marx, from Shalom y’all, a history of Jewish life in the South to God Must Like Cookies, Too, a picture book about Friday night services, to a DVD of the movie Divan, about a young woman reclaiming her Eastern European past, we’d like to think there is something here for everyone.
We hope you'll take some time to explore your Temple Library, but as you probably know, there's a world of online Judaica out there. Click here for a list compiled by the New York Public Library to get you started.
We still have over 1,000 items to enter into our catalog. However, feel free to setup a LibraryThing.com account or log in with your Facebook account so that you can begin to search for items online. If you love or hate a book, feel free to write your own review of it to let everyone know what you think. If you have any questions about how LibraryThing.com works, stop by the library on a Sunday and ask a volunteer to show you how to use it.
Sat, November 9 2024
8 Cheshvan 5785
Today's Calendar
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Havdalah : 5:25pm |
Friday Night
Candle Lighting : 4:12pm |
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Shabbat Day
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: 10:00am |
: 10:00am |
Havdalah : 5:19pm |
: 7:00pm |
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