We hope your Passover began with a meaningful and joyful seder, filled with good food, deep conversation, and the warmth of family and community. During this week of Passover, as we crunch on matzah, we continue to reflect on the fact that true...
This Saturday, families across the San Fernando Valley and beyond will come together at Passover seder tables, united by the time-honored traditions of wine, Haggadot, matzah, charoset, and—of course—the four questions. For over 3,000 years...
The year’s emotional highlight came at the HaZamir International Festival in New York, where nearly 400 Jewish teens from 33 chapters across the U.S. and Israel gathered. On March 23, they performed at Carnegie Hall, sharing moving renditions of...
We all know what to expect from our usual Passover Seder: Kiddush, matzah and maror, the symbols on the Seder plate, and of course, eating the Passover meal. We also know there is much more of the Seder that - let's face it - we don't always get...
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Purim is a holiday of contradictions - it's full of laugher, but it is also a Jewish holiday that marks a time when our enemies attacked us and yet we survived.
It's hard to believe but in two short weeks, Temple Judea will once again resound with the raucous energy of Purim. Whether you’re singing along with our Shpiel, hitting some carnival rides, groovin' in a get-up, or giving back to the community...
The 2025 World Zionist Congress (WZC), often called the "Parliament of the Jewish People," offers us, as Jews in the Diaspora, a powerful opportunity to shape the future of Israel directly. Between March 10 and May 4, 2025, you’ll have...
Spring is here, and Temple Judea has a rich mix of events lined up to help you connect, learn, and grow. While the Megillah reading, Wicked Purim Spiel and carnival (March 14-16) are the unmissable highlights, there are plenty of other...
Tomorrow night, February 12, 2025, marks the start of Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees.
