Our Reform community has come a long way since 1843, when like-minded German Jews officially founded our congregation. Now the only thing that is similar about us is our commitment to the exploration and celebration of Judaism.
We come from all walks of life, with many dimensions of cultural and religious heritage. A large portion of our membership is comprised of interfaith families, and we are very family-friendly. We also have good representation from single adults and from the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) community. We have many congregational activities with an emphasis on learning, participating in social justice activities, and in meaningful worship experiences.
We are a community that believes everyone has something to offer and that there is a place for everyone. We provide the sacred space and you provide your authentic Jewish self!
We welcome you to find your own place within us and among us.
Mission
Our mission is to serve the lifelong spiritual and educational needs of our congregants, within a welcoming and caring contemporary Reform Jewish community.
For more information about our clergy, lay leadership, and staff, see: