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Anshe Sfard Kehillat Torah (ASKT) is an Orthodox synagogue, located within an eruv, in the North Shore Milwaukee suburb of Glendale, Wisconsin. Our shul was founded in 1986 by 17 families and has since grown to 100 families; many are Shabbat observers who live in close proximity to the shul. We have a daily minyan for Shacharit. Mincha/Maariv meets during all seasons in the evening. Classes, for both men and women, are taught by our rabbi as well as visiting rabbis and community members. We also have well-attended, regular scholar-in-residence programs and many social activities and learning programs, including a women’s monthly Tehillim group. In our participatory shul, members are actively involved in services through leading davening and reading the Torah, and are innovative in creating programming and organizing holiday events. As a Zionistic shul, we incorporate prayers for the IDF and the State of Israel into our davening, and we participate in community-wide Yom Yerushalayim and Yom Ha'atzmaut celebrations.

One of the most impressive things about ASKT is our palpable sense of community. Besides celebrating Shabbat, holidays and Jewish lifecycles together, we are always here for one another. Whether it is a prayer for good health, help finding a new job, babysitting information or milk from the grocery store, the culture in our community is to help without hesitation.

Amud Yomi Class
1/2 hour before Shacharit (30 minute class) daily. 
For those of you who would like to join in - the way to do so is via a free conference call - you can call in and you can join the call. 
We are studying Pesachim and even if you are coming in in the middle - we would love to have you join us for Gemara.
Email: asktshul@gmail.com to get call in information

Weekly Parsha Class with Rabbi Kalmar
"Exploring the Parsha" on Wednesdays at 10:15am
on Zoom (and in-person with COVID precautions)
email the shul: asktshul@gmail.com for zoom information

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ASKT's TeLeM programming is a winner of the OU Back to Shul Grant

TeLeM (Yom Rishon, Sunday) stands for Tefillah Limmud and Mischak (Prayer, Learning and Play) and the idea is to create fun events which will help get us involved in shul life again. In Hebrew a תלם (telem) is a furrow, a place where one plants seeds which will grow.  We hope these initiatives will plant the seeds of regrowth and regeneration of full shul participation.