In November 2003, we moved into our new synagogue. Thanks to the vision of our temple leaders and the generosity of our members, our campus provides warm and inviting gathering spaces for worship, learning and socializing. Our Sanctuary is large and intimate enough for regular services. Our Levin Social Hall and Monsein Community Court offer sufficient space to celebrate weddings, b’nai mitzvot and other simchas and to accommodate large meetings and parties. Only caterers who have been approved to operate at Judea Reform may be used to cater events in our facilities. If you have questions about this list, please contact Kate Flanagan, our Director of Congregational Services.

 

News and Notes from The Rosenzweig Gallery

We are pleased to present our new exhibit " The Joy of Judaism: The Art of Flora Rosefsky". Now living in Atlanta, GA, Ms. Rosefsky is nationally known for her joyous and colorful collages on Judaic themes. The exhibit presents both original work as well as Giclee and Laser prints of her original collages and drawings. The prints are far less expensive than the original works, but all would make outstanding Hanukkah gifts for the special people in your life!

In connection with this exhibit, Flora Rosefsky will be our guest and speaker at Judea Reform on Sunday afternoon, February 12 at 1:30 pm, for a "Meet the Artist" reception. Following her talk, she has graciously offered to teach a FREE Family and Adult art workshop "Drawing with Scissors".

This is an opportunity not to be missed!!!!! Sign up now for this workshop, as space is limited. Adults and Teenagers are welcomed; children 6-12 must be accompanied by a parent.

Click here to download our registration form/flyer.

For more information, or to register by email, please contact Simone Soltan, Chair of The Rosenzweig Gallery at SimoneS@mindspring.com

We need your help to maintain our facilities and programs!  You may choose to honor a family member or friend, commemorate a simcha, or make a tribute in memory of a loved one through a gift to Judea Reform.  We have a number of funds to support the work of the synagogue.  For ways to help help support Judea Reform, please click here.

Facility Use Policies

2011 Facility Rental Fees

Dietary Policies

List of Preferred Caterers

Sample Event Contract

The synagogue houses The Eisman Gift Shop that contains a wonderful array of Judaica–household items, jewelry, tallitot, kippot, mezzuzot and other ritual objects, books, cards, and holiday items. Purchases can be made from any of our office staff during office hours or during religious school. Be sure to look there first for bat/bat mitzvah, wedding and holiday gifts—or just find something for yourself! For more information, click here.