Selichot
Join us in-person for a dessert reception at 7PM followed by the service at 7:30PM. Or, join us for the service on Temple’s Website, Facebook or Youtube.
We welcome you to join us for worship, education and community in our synagogue. We are a Reform Jewish congregation located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
1250 Bower Hill Road Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: (412) 279-7600
Join us in-person for a dessert reception at 7PM followed by the service at 7:30PM. Or, join us for the service on Temple’s Website, Facebook or Youtube.
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The essence of the High Holy Days, including Torah readings, shofar service(when appropriate), and quintessential prayers of the season, are offered in an inclusive way for families with children under the age of Hebrew school (up to 2nd grade) and others interested in a less formal but meaningful worship experience. These services will last approximately […]
Familiar melodies of the High Holy Days accompany the inspiring communal prayers of Jewish tradition in these full worship experiences. We encourage older Torah Center students (grade 3 + up) and teens to attend with their parents.
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