Choosing Judaism is an eight session class for those pursuing conversion. The students will explore their own personal reasons for converting, learn more about integrating Judaism in their lives, conversion...
The Jill Stone Community Garden at Temple has been awarded a grant from the North Texas Food Bank to ensure that the garden can continue to grow more food year...
For the children: The program is designed for children ages 5–25 with special needs and their siblings. Activities include music, crafts, sensory play and more. For the parents: Join us...
Be a part of our community's preparation for High Holy Day services by helping to polish silver ritual objects. This is a great opportunity to connect with your Temple family...
Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
Join Temple, the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas and the Dallas Jewish community in remembrance, unity and hope. One year later, we will come together to honor the lives lost, reflect on our solidarity with Israel and pray for a peaceful future.
Each year during Sukkot, Kibbutz Nir Yitzhak, the home of our community Sh’lichah Aya Margalit, invites people of all ages to come into the sukkah and create art with the guidance of artists from the community. This year, Temple will have our very own Sukkot Ha'Yotzer during All-In Shabbat! Join us to learn from Temple artists,...
Celebrate Sukkot in a Shabbat service for all generations. The evening begins before the service at 5 p.m. with Sukkot Ha'Yotzer, a custom from Kibbutz Nir Yitzhak, the home of our community Sh’lichah Aya Margalit, that invites people of all ages to come into the sukkah to create art. Enjoy a family-friendly service and congregational...
Following the Shabbat morning service, welcome new members to Temple with a special Shabbat Nosh in the sukkah. Thank you WRJ for supporting our Shabbat Nosh lunches this year. If...
Celebrate Sukkot with ATiD! We will be enjoying pizza and each other's company while we complete the mitzvah of dining in the sukkah.
With great love, joy and pride Cantor Vicky Glikin & Vlad Leybovich invite you to join them as their son, Samuel Noam, is called to the torah as a Bar Mitzvah. The congregation is invited to attend the service as well as a luncheon to follow. RSVP below.
