Welcome to Temple Sholom
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Welcome
Temple Sholom is a Reform Jewish congregation that aspires to create a warm and caring atmosphere, one that fosters inclusiveness and community and welcomes to all who wish to meaningfully participate in our Jewish community. Come see what we're all about. Read More ›
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Worship With Us
Shabbat is a time of joy. We celebrate either the week that we have just passed through, or the opportunity for rest and renewal. We come together as a congregation to fashion our individual prayer into a chorus...Learn More ›
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Our History... Our Home
Revisit the history of Temple Sholom, from our humble first synagogue on Grove Street to our new, modern Temple in Scotch Plains... and more than 100 years of milestones in between! Read More ›
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News
Welcome to the NEW Temple Sholom Website! Read More!
Religious School
Congregational Education Day:
Sunday Feb. 24th, 10 a.m. till 12
Biblical History and the Prophets
• A political face off of 4 candidates who think they hold the secret to Jewish Survival
• The FIRST Torah reading EVER!
• Which Prophet are you? The secret revealed
Bagels & coffee at 9:30
(This program is for ALL of our community including JU prep, JU, and unaccompanied adults)
Family track, Trimester 3: Thinking about participating in Temple Sholom's rewarding alternative to traditional religious school? It's time to finalize family track plans for Trimester 3, which starts mid-March. Check Havdalah dates & find out more!
Video prayer library
Students can use the video prayer library to master prayers they're learning in Hebrew school. Watch over 50 videos of Cantor Sharlein following the Hebrew while reading & chanting prayers Temple Sholom style. Ask school staff for the student login.
Jewish Education at Temple Sholom is an effort among educators, parents and students to make Judaism part of who we are. We embrace making educated Jewish choices that add meaning and holiness to our lives.
Overview of our program.
News
'Little guy' is a big mensch:
Temple Sholom third-grader Ari White recently gathered donations at the temple and added some money of his own for California wildfire relief. Read the story & check out Ari's thank-you.