Shana Tova!
With Our Wishes For a Happy, Healthy and Meaningful Holiday
ABOUT US
Temple Beth Torah is a Conservative synagogue, dedicated to finding meaning in traditional Judaism for the modern, changing world.
Are you looking for a spiritual home that balances deep-rooted Conservative Jewish traditions with the realities of modern life? Temple Beth Torah is a lively, egalitarian community where Jewish life is lived with passion, song, and purpose. We believe that our heritage is a source of joy, and we express that through learning, daily minyanim, and a rich calendar of social and cultural events. Here, tradition isn't just observed—it is celebrated.
At Temple Beth Torah, we are more than just a congregation—we are a warm, extended family dedicated to finding modern meaning in our shared Jewish traditions. Whether you are looking for inspiring, participatory services or simply a place to find lifelong friends, you will find a soft place to land here. We pride ourselves on being a community where everyone is known, welcomed, and valued.
A small congregation of about 250 families, we strive to know each other not just as fellow congregants, but as members of an extended family. Our Temple is the center of this extended family.
SPECIAL NEWS
We are thrilled to extend our warmest welcome to Rabbi Dan Wolpe as he joins our temple family. Bringing a wealth of pastoral devotion, deep spiritual insight, and a vibrant passion for community building, Rabbi Wolpe opens an exciting new chapter in our congregation's life. His engaging approach to Torah study, dedication to inclusive worship, and commitment to fostering meaningful connections across all generations reflect the core values of our community.
Streaming Services & Programs
We've moved livestreaming to members only portal! Our members can log in to our members only portal to view live events. Our YouTube channel will continue to be online with our many programs, but live events will only be available on the members only portal. If you are a member and don't have access to the members only portal, call the office for instructions.
Online MeshaBerach - Prayer for a person who is ill
Want to request a MeshaBerach while you are online? See the Online Tefillah area of the Judaism section or click here for more information.
Temple Beth Torah Celebrates Music
At Temple Beth Torah, music is not just a part of our services—it is the heartbeat of our community. Throughout the year, our sanctuary and social hall come alive with special musical events and concerts that span a beautiful spectrum of Jewish culture. From festive Chanukah celebrations featuring the Jewish American Songbook to moving commemorative concerts for Yom Ha’Atzmaut and beautiful Mother’s Day events, we bring world-class cantors, musicians, and vocalists together. Whether it is the traditional, soaring melodies of our High Holiday liturgy, acoustic guitar-led Havdalah services, or lively communal singing on a Friday night, we believe that music has the power to elevate our prayers, connect our generations, and touch the soul.
HOLIDAYS COMING UP
CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES
- September 11 - 6:53 pm
- September 12 - 7:51 pm
- September 18 - 6:41 pm
- September 25 - 6:29 pm
- September 26 - 7:27 pm
SHABBAT MINCHA
- September 12 - 6:55 pm
- September 19 - 6:40 pm
- September 26 - 6:30 pm
- October 3 - 6:20 pm
- October 10 - 6:05 pm
TIMES OF REGULAR SERVICES
- Friday night 6:30pm
- Shabbat Mornings 9:30am
- Shabbat Mincha - see above
- Sunday mornings 9:00am
- Weekday evening minyans 8:30pm