For more than sixty years, Temple Shalom has been shaped by people who cared deeply
At Temple Shalom, one of the core values that drives lifelong learning is WONDER. But
I was surprised to be asked recently, “You work all year, what do you do
More than one hundred years ago, the Jewish community founded HIAS (originally the Hebrew Immigrant
This year’s annual meeting on May 3rd, led by current Board President Theresa Myers, was
One of the most meaningful parts of being a kehillah kedoshah, a holy community, is
Every gift to the Temple Shalom Endowment Fund has a story behind it. Some are
At Temple Shalom Early Childhood Center, you might notice moments that don’t immediately make sense
If you’ve been exploring preschool options, you may have come across the term nature-based education
At Temple Shalom, community does not begin at bar or bat mitzvah, or even in
Continuing the spirit of Rabbi Paley’s theme for 5786: Through a New Door – Welcoming
This spring, Temple Shalom celebrates the fifth year of Passover U, a tradition of learning
We ate and walked our way across New York City on this year’s Next Dor
On February 1, 2026, Temple Shalom Brotherhood gathered for its eighteenth Annual Shalom Award, one
Eighteen years ago, members Irv and Cindy Munn dedicated the Brownstein Munn Memorial Room at
How does a synagogue and a non-profit form a bond that lasts decades? For Temple
She’s the longest tenured employee at Temple Shalom, having worked here for more than 40
In 1939, Rabbi Milton Steinberg wrote an extraordinary work of historical fiction entitled As a
