Temple Israel's Mission and Values

Our Mission                                                                     

 To worship God in accordance with the faith of Judaism in the Reform tradition; to stimulate fellowship in the Jewish community; to strengthen the bonds of loyalty with the Jewish people everywhere; and to help complete the creation of God's world through an emphasis on the principles of righteousness and oneness of humanity. (Temple Israel’s By-laws, 1997)

Our Values

A spirited progressive community with a powerful connection to God A community with fresh approaches to lifelong Jewish learning. A 21st century urban synagogue with a responsibility to its multicultural neighborhood. An inclusive congregation where all our members and visitors can feel at home in any of our myriad of religious, educational and social activities. The diversity in which our members express their Jewish identities and are dedicated to creating and maintaining a sense of community, standing at the forefront of social change, supporting the struggle for civil and human rights for all, regardless of creed, color, sexual orientation, or national origin.

 

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Anticipating Tisha b'Av - Aug 08, 2008
If we empty ourselves enough, we will leave full with commitment and direction.

David Lawrence Jr. will speak at Services - Aug 15, 2008
on the important Children's Trust ballot issue.

Temple Israel at the Ballpark: Marlins vs. Chicago Cubs - Aug 16, 2008
Join Temple members Howard and Natividad Goldstein at this fun afternoon where we will enjoy a tail gate party and the baseball game with discounted price for TI.

Come savor the Second Annual Guava Rugelach Festival - Aug 31, 2008
Celebrate Miami's diverse Jewish community at a festival of music, and flavor.
 
Services broadcast on 1360 AM

Temple Israel's Friday night Shabbat services are broadcast live on the radio on 1360 AM. The broadcast begins at 7:30 P.M.   

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We are the Faces of Temple Israel

See the diverse faces of Temple Israel. (PDF file): The Faces of Temple Israel

Hear past Temple Israel services
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The current Chai Lites is now online