Shaare Torah is a vibrant, open-hearted, joyful and multi-generational synagogue community where you are welcome as you are. We learn, pray, play, pursue justice and find inspiration as we grow Jewishly together. At Shaare Torah, we strive to be a Jewish community of belonging, equity and inclusion, where we care for one another, our neighbors, Israel and our world. Rooted in tradition, we create Jewish experiences that spark wonder, stretch spirits and deepen relationships.
Kabbalat Shabbat – Monthly on the 2nd Friday of each month. Shabbat Morning Services – Weekly, 9:30 am.
We are pleased to offer Minyan On Demand to ensure our members can say Kaddish with a Minyan of their fellow community members.
🎬 Teen Movie Night at Shaare Torah! 🎬 Join us for a fun-filled evening at Shaare Torah on Wednesday, November 6th, 2024, at 6:30 PM! We'll be watching an exciting Continue Reading »
Join us for our next bi-monthly Lunch and Learn series on Zoom! This session features Eitan and Nadav from "Shimru Nafsham," a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting wounded fighters and Continue Reading »
Please join us for an in-person meeting of the Chesed Committee. This meeting is for those who are already members, and those who would like to become involved. All are Continue Reading »
Meet our Rabbi, Scott Hoffman. Shaare Torah is proud to welcome Rabbi Scott to our community to serve as our Interim Rabbi, bringing a broad range of experience and comfort in the many rabbinic roles he plays in his leading of our sacred community.
We can't wait to see you! Whether you are visiting us to celebrate a life cycle event (bar or bat mitzvah, upcoming wedding, or baby naming), want to enjoy a Shabbat experience, or just wish to drop by during the week for a program or to meet our staff, we welcome you.
If you believe in Jewish community, the power of Jewish ritual, family, learning, or social action, then Shaare Torah is definitely the place for you. We form those relationships as we participate in the life of the community. At Shaare Torah, there really is something for everyone.
