Welcome! We sincerely hope that within the walls of our synagogue you will find Jewish traditions, moral values, authentic learning and inspiration for youth and adults. We are committed to the practice of tikkun olam—working to heal the world for the Jewish people, and for all humanity.
Join us for a Friday night service, a holiday celebration, a life-cycle event or just drop by the temple to meet Rabbi Friedman, Rabbi Berkowitz, and the staff. In addition, feel free to contact us to talk about membership or anything else. Check our calendar to see what’s happening when. Come pray with us, have a nosh at the oneg, and introduce yourself—we look forward to meeting you!
Please join us this year as we embark on a Year of Reading. Over the course of the year, we will read and discuss books on wide-ranging topics to engage and inspire us. Please join us in reading:
Join us for our annual Community Seder on Monday, March 29 at 6:30 PM. This festive Seder will be catered by the Irregardless Cafe and features a sensational Pesach menu. Adults and teens 13 and over: $24; children: $10. Please click here to RSVP by March 22.
Our Own Rabbi Friedman Is in The News!
Rabbi John Friedman has a long history of working against racial and social injustice in our local community. In his career at Judea Reform Congregation, he has built strong relationships with other leaders in Durham and Chapel Hill, and has been instrumental in the forming and development of several key nonprofits that address hunger, homelessness, and domestic violence. Read more about his friendship with two other prominent civil-rights clergymen in Durham in the newest edition of Durham Magazine to learn more about his trailblazing efforts in our community!
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Snap to it! Mitzvah Day is March 7! Visit www.judeareform.org/tikkun to sign up for your project!13 days ago
Support the JRC Rel School by buying candy for Passover! Go to www.misschocolate.com TODAY. Shabbat Shalom.16 days ago
