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Temple B'nai Jeshurun (TBJ) is a welcoming Reform Jewish congregation, committed to spirituality, a Jewish family life, Jewish education, and diversity. Our growing membership's investment in youth, participation in Temple life, Jewish traditions, and Tikkun Olam secures a vibrant future for our community.
Core values:
- Tefilah - Worship/spiritual
"V'ahavtah et Adonai Elohekha." "You
shall love Adonai, your God."
- To meet the needs of all congregational members, whether spiritual, educational, or communal.
- To experience and promote Jewish spirituality and practice.
- To build upon our rich Jewish heritage.
- Limud - Education, youth and adult
"Eitz Chayim Hi." "It is a tree of life."
- To encourage a Jewish upbringing for the children of members.
- To create a generation of young Jews who will be active and involved participants in the Jewish and greater community.
- To encourage life long Jewish learning.
- Shalom Bayit - Financial stability and congregational well-being
"Mah Tovu O'halekha." "How beautiful are your tents."
- To achieve and maintain enduring financial health and congregational growth.
- To maintain our beautiful worship facility.
- To develop professional staff and lay leadership to their fullest potential.
- To value the contributions of all members.
- Kehilah - Community - internal and external - involvement
"Shalom Rav al Yisrael." "Grant abundant peace upon the people Israel."
- To practice Tikkun Olam (Repair the World - Social Action).
- To welcome diversity.
- To encourage and achieve significant congregational involvement, in both TBJ and the larger community, both Jewish and non-Jewish.
- To forge strong connections among Temple members and foster a caring community.
- Kadimah - Congregational advancement
"My House shall be a house of prayer for all peoples"
- To maintain an attractive and accessible Website.
- To promote active participation in Youth Group, Brotherhood, Sisterhood, and other Temple organizations.
- To welcome all service attendees and encourage interaction among them.
- To maintain a strong community presence.
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