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Temple B’nai Torah is a diverse caring congregation that embraces a progressive and inclusive vision of Reform Judaism through worship, study of Torah and righteous deeds. We are creating a multi-generational home in our region by staying connected to our roots, as well as offering spiritual enrichment, Jewish education and community engagement.

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Services Update NEW INFORMATION:

As per current COVID protocols, we are now welcoming our congregants back into the sanctuary for all services on a limited basis. Please watch your emails for information which will change from week-to-week.

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Spirituality

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