What does it mean to feel God’s presence—not just in ancient texts, but in conversation, memory and everyday life? In this new class taught by Rabbi Seymour Rossel, Temple member and Chever Torah teacher, we’ll explore how dialogue opens us to the Divine, how remembering connects us to sacred time, and how the Bible’s idea...
Temple will welcome Rabbi Dalia Marx of Jerusalem as the scholar-in-residence for a beit midrash, an exciting house of study. Rabbi Marx will teach at three different times over Shabbat, offering insights into her specialties of liturgy, gender, ritual and the Jewish calendar. “Women’s Religiosity in Antiquity (and Now): It’s Not What You Think” Learn...
Temple will welcome Rabbi Dalia Marx of Jerusalem as the scholar-in-residence for a beit midrash, an exciting house of study. Rabbi Marx will teach at three different times over Shabbat, offering insights into her specialties of liturgy, gender, ritual and the Jewish calendar. “L’hitpalel: Prayer is Dynamic” This session focuses on the liturgy created since...
What does it mean to feel God’s presence—not just in ancient texts, but in conversation, memory and everyday life? In this new class taught by Rabbi Seymour Rossel, Temple member and Chever Torah teacher, we’ll explore how dialogue opens us to the Divine, how remembering connects us to sacred time, and how the Bible’s idea...
Families with children up to age 5 are invited to join us for Tot Shabbat! Enjoy a short, lively service with Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen and our tot community. Pizza dinner will be provided.
We are honored to welcome our community sh’lichah, Aya Margalit, as our 2026 Rabbi David Lefkowitz scholar-in-residence for a weekend of learning and connection. Join Aya for a guided Q&A on her experiences in Israel—from her grandfather’s Zionist roots and presence at the Rabin assassination, to life on a kibbutz and her work as our...
Join ATiD 20s and 30s for a Shabbat dinner following services and hear from the Budapest trip alumni and Rabbi Michael Lewis about the amazing work of JDC Entwine, the largest Jewish humanitarian aid organization on the world.
Are you hoping to get a little kid-free time or socialize with other K-5 parents on a Saturday night? Would you like your K-5 student to have the opportunity to socialize with their Jewish peers outside of religious school? Drop off your child at Temple and go enjoy your evening while we provide dinner, snacks...
Temple will have the opportunity to be part of a pilot phase of the “The New Reform Torah Commentary,” a transformative new resource that will help shape the future of Torah learning. Join Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen will lead us in study of a sample Torah portion. Your experience will help ensure that the final Commentary...
A golem is a creature from Jewish folklore, traditionally made from clay or mud and brought to life through mystical means to serve or protect its creator. For the past several years 4th graders have enjoyed making and learning about Golem's and they have had a blast each time, so we wanted to share the...
Kick off the High Holy Day season with a special Rosh Hashanah celebration just for kindergarten through second grade students! From 12:30-2 p.m. in the Youth Wing, children will enjoy stories, songs, games, and sweet holiday traditions—including apples and honey—while sharing lunch together. This program is designed just for kids, so parents can drop off...
Prepare for the High Holy Days with Rabbi Lewis as we explore Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel's perspective on finding wonder and awesomeness in the world around us. At the end, we will explore some Jewish practices related to the Days of Awe and even have a chance to test some of them as we prepare...
