As we approach July 4th, we want to highlight a great example of our values in action: the Pathways to Citizenship program, developed within our community and led by longtime members and Pillars, Judy & David Rutt.

As Reform Jews, we’re guided by our core values: tikkun olam (repairing the world), tzedek (justice), and a deep commitment to protecting the vulnerable. That’s why Temple Judea is proud to announce a new initiative with the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.

Friday, June 6, we kicked off the project with a joyful celebration.

The one and only Judea Bowl concert of the summer is back on Sunday, June 29 at 5pm.

This week we celebrate our Gesher Graduates as they move on to their next adventure. We also break ground on our exciting new Play Yard and look forward to the many years of smiles it will bring to our students.

Join us at Temple Judea Sunday, June 1 at 5pm for a meaningful Shavuot service

This week, we step into summer with deep gratitude for the people who make Temple Judea the vibrant, multigenerational Jewish home that it is: you. This is also the time that we invite you to renew your annual commitment — not just to your synagogue, but to your community: a place where toddlers sing Shabbat songs, teens lead with heart, adults keep learning, and elders gather as lifelong friends.

This weekend, Temple Judea invites the entire community to join in a powerful experience of recognition, gratitude, and action.

Once a year, we gather as a sacred community to reflect on where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going. This year's Annual Congregational Meeting, on Wednesday, May 14 @ 7pm, it's a meaningful opportunity to hear directly from lay and professional leadership, and help shape our shared future by voting on the proposed 2025-2026 budget and electing an incoming Board of Directors.

This week marks the launch of the final phase of our Play Yard Project — and your support is needed to bring this special space to life.