Welcome

Rodef Sholom Temple is steeped in the rich traditions of Conservative Judaism offering a wide variety of spiritual, educational, cultural, and social programs. Our services are egalitarian and participatory. While we reserve certain ritual honors for the Jewish members of our congregational family, non-Jewish family members enjoy a wide variety of opportunities to learn about and engage in many social, educational, and religious activities.

Shabbat is welcomed with a festive Kabbalat service and Oneg Shabbat. After Saturday services, a Kiddush luncheon is sponsored by Sisterhood or congregants. Monthly Shabbat School programs encourage the participation of our religious school children. Morning services are held Monday and Thursday at 7:45 am, followed by breakfast where everyone can relax and “schmooze” prior to work or play. Congregational dinners provide opportunities to experience Shabbat and holidays as a community.

Our religious school provides classes for students in grades Early Childhood-10. Bar/Bat Mitzvah and Confirmation students receive intensive instruction from Rabbi. We encourage offer local and regional youth activities. Rabbi Eligberg teaches various adult education classes, including “T3 – Talking Torah for Today” on Tuesdays at Noon.  Please see the “Adult Education” tab on the website for all of Rabbi Eligberg’s upcoming classes.

The Gemillut Hassidim committee performs “acts of loving kindness,” assisting members who are ill, convalescing, or mourning. Transportation can be arranged for members to attend services or activities.

Sisterhood funds our meals, provides pulpit flowers, supervises the kosher kitchen, maintains the library and Judaica shop, and much much more.  Men’s Club offers the opportunity to study with Rabbi and participate in various social and fundraising events.

Rodef Sholom Temple is committed to the creative integration of traditional Judaism and contemporary American life. Please visit or call to learn more.