We invite you to explore Temple Har Zion and embrace a modern and upbeat approach to Jewish tradition and spiritual growth.
We are a warm and welcoming community for individuals and families of all backgrounds. Our congregation is home to a diverse group united by a dedication to Judaism and a love of the Jewish people. From young families raising their children to seniors sharing their experiences, Temple Har Zion nurtures faith and friendship. We pray, learn, and live, inspired by our Jewish faith, tradition and each other.
Learn more about how we live Jewish traditions and make them accessible, relevant, and inspiring.
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We welcome guests from all backgrounds and observance levels. We have opportunities for learning and spiritual growth whatever your knowledge.
EXPLORE OUR COMMUNITY
Discover our multigenerational and joyous community, where everyone knows your name. We invite you to visit us for a tour and ask any questions.
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Looking for ways to get involved with our synagogue community? We’ve got you covered! Check out our list of upcoming events, ranging from educational classes to cultural celebrations.
Explore various topics, including holidays, stories, prayers, and Pirkei Avot, on Zoom with Har Zion Education Director David Schwartz.
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Learn how to enhance your Shabbat dinner experience by baking challah.
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Join Rabbi Glick for Thursday morning learning. The topic varies, but it is often people and events in Jewish history, or Jewish beliefs and philosophy.
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Welcome Shabbat with family and friends in Har Zion’s beautiful foyer, and enjoy lighting Shabbat candles before the service. Bring your own, or we will provide one.
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Join us for Shabbat Morning services. Featuring a variety of traditional, modern, cantorial, and Hassidic melodies, the service is lead by Rabbi Glick and Cantor Figa. Service at 10 AM and Kiddush to follow
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Join with other younger children—and now for older kids too—say goodbye to the Shabbat, eat dinner, and watch a movie, in your pajamas!
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Join Rabbi Glick on (most) Sunday mornings for a half hour of Guided Jewish Meditation. On Zoom; in person also on Sundays when KRS is in session.
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For KRS parents (and often also the students). Parents are encouraged to join Family School both to further their Jewish education and to create community within KRS.
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Our first Sunday Scholar is local Jewish educator Alan Mintz speaking on “Early American Jewish History." In person and Zoom.
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A class on beginning Hebrew, new this year, taught by Har Zion's Suzanne Fournier.
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You are invited the Sisterhood Mah Jongg Tournament the temple. Barb Yong will offer lessons beginners.
View Event Details Explore various topics, including holidays, stories, prayers, and Pirkei Avot, on Zoom with Har Zion Education Director David Schwartz.
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Discover the transformative insights that form the heart of Jewish spirituality; a Thursday evening learning opportunity with Rabbi Glick.
View Event Details Join Rabbi Glick for Thursday morning learning. The topic varies, but it is often people and events in Jewish history, or Jewish beliefs and philosophy.
View Event Details Welcome Shabbat with family and friends in Har Zion’s beautiful foyer, and enjoy lighting Shabbat candles before the service. Bring your own, or we will provide one.
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Join us on Friday evening, November 7, for our annual Veteran's Day Kabbalat Shabbat. Please bring in or send photos of your favorite soldier or vet to the temple office by 11am.
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Once a month, we follow our Friday evening Kabbalat Shabbat service with a community Shabbat dinner. We warmly invite you and your family to join in this festive meal.
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Please join the Har Zion Davening Team this Shabbat morning to sing, pray, and find inspiration for our lives.
View Event Details Join us for Shabbat Morning services. Featuring a variety of traditional, modern, cantorial, and Hassidic melodies, the service is lead by Rabbi Glick and Cantor Figa. Service at 10 AM and Kiddush to follow
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Tot Shabbat begins with time for the children to play and their adults to schmooze (chat), followed by and for a short, age-appropriate service.
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From infancy to adulthood, engage your heart, mind, and spirit in a supportive and stimulating environment.
Our Family Fun offerings lay the foundation for a strong and enduring Jewish identity.
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