Society Religion and Spirituality Judaism Denominations Reform Synagogues United States
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The Reform Movement of Judaism is the largest Jewish denomination, with an enormous presence in California. Synagogues are the centers of a diverse spectrum of independent Reform communities. Since the Reform Movement is both a religious and organizational entity, affiliation with the Reform Movement requires adherence to certain guidelines as set by the Union for Reform Judaism.
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Schedule of services, list of clergy and staff, monthly calendar. Information on adult education, youth and seniors, and social action. Includes articles written by the clergy. Poway.
Led by President Joseph Balistocky and Vice President Jonathan Sprecher. Descriptions of services, programs, and schedules, a monthly newsletter, a calendar, directions, and a contact. Big Bear Lake.
Los Angeles, California. Reform synagogue for people of all sexual orientations. Information about history, worship, events, special liturgy, programs for all ages, and the synagogue's stained glass windows and Holocaust Torah.
Founded in 1991, led today by Rabbi Neil Comess-Daniel. Schedule of services, committee, event, and social action information, Judaism basics, descriptions of clubs, rites of passage, schools, a youth group, and adult education, sermons, and links. Santa Monica.
Leaders include Rabbi Steve Cohen and Cantor Mark Childs. Descriptions of committees, hospitality, social action, services, schools, adult education, clubs, and youth groups, photographs, monthly calendar and bulletins, resources, and links. Santa Barbara.
Leaders include Rabbi Myra Soifer and President Jeanne Thies Hammel. A monthly newsletter, descriptions of a gift shop, services, a religious school, b'nai mitzvah training, a club, a youth group, and social action programs, a calendar, and Israel links. Grass Valley.
Established in 1849, led today by Senior Rabbi Mona Alfi. Profiles, descriptions of a gift shop, services, rites of passage, a choir, adult education, schools, a camp, youth groups, and clubs, religious and liturgical positions, prayer videos, and upcoming events. Sacramento.
Founded in 1981, today with more than three hundred families. Upcoming event listings and fliers, profile of Rabbi Raphael W. Asher, schedule of services, a calendar, descriptions of schools, adult education, and clubs, sermons, photographs, and community history. Walnut Creek.
Victorville. Founded in 1978, today with about forty-five to fifty families. Description of a religious school, educator profiles, directions and traffic information, a video, links, and a contact.
Davis.Descriptions of social action programs, a religious school, adult education, services, a library, and youth groups, news, a calendar, and a message from Rabbi Greg Wolfe.
Founded in 1955, led today by Rabbi Janet Ross Marder. A virtual facility tour, a calendar, descriptions of services, rites of passage, schools, a camp, clubs, youth groups, committees, and a library, links, Israel awareness, sermons, bulletins, and prayer audios. Los Altos Hills.
Temecula. Information about programs, services, and activities.
West Hollywood Reform synagogue with gay and lesbian outreach programs.
Atascadero. Covers history, Shabbat and holiday schedule, educational classes, calendar of events, newsletters, photo galleries and directions.
Sonoma. History, leadership, education opportunities, and membership.
Reform Jewish Congregation, founded in Santa Monica in 1981, emphasizing worship, study, social action and Tzedakah.
Reform congregation offers schedule of services, temple bulletin, education and singles programs, and community links. Los Angeles.
Aptos, California. A center for the diverse Jewish community in Santa Cruz County. Offers religious, educational, cultural, and communal activities.
A member of The Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Archive of sermons, information on youth activities, community service and membership offered.
Jewish Reform congregation. Information about religious and day schools, Shabbat schedule, community services, and special events calendar. Valley Village.
Fresno. Offers a religious school, conversion classes, summer Kallah retreats.
Located in the Greater Pomona Valley, the Temple is a place to interact with our fellow Jews and to pray together, to learn together, and to create lasting spiritual bonds. A Reform Congregation in Pomona, California
Provides religious and social services to its members who represent a cross-section of the ceaf community. Meets monthly at Temple Ahavat Shalom in Northridge.
Ventura. History, staff and leadership, membership information, newsletter, holiday schedule, Torah school, community and social activities.
San Jose congregation describes its history, schools, groups, and provides community pages.
Beverly Hills. Reform Jewish congregation provides worship schedule and information about community groups, religious school, and venues available for rental.
A center for worship, spirituality, education, social action and celebration. They are a Reform Jewish congregation and welcome everyone seeking to explore the richness of faith and tradition.
Long Beach. Events calendar, worship service schedule and rabbi background.
Alameda. Includes history, Shabbat times, leadership profiles, calendar, educational programs, photo galleries, and directions.
Hollywood. Offers worship schedules and the temple history. Features education and social action programs.
Temple Sinai of Glendale is a diverse group, welcoming interfaith couples, Jews by choice, strongly identified Jews and those just beginning to explore their Jewish identities.
Member of the Union for Reform Judaism; offers live video of services. Includes calendar, education opportunities, worship descriptions and community outreach. Los Angeles
Temecula. Information about programs, services, and activities.
Established in 1849, led today by Senior Rabbi Mona Alfi. Profiles, descriptions of a gift shop, services, rites of passage, a choir, adult education, schools, a camp, youth groups, and clubs, religious and liturgical positions, prayer videos, and upcoming events. Sacramento.
Provides religious and social services to its members who represent a cross-section of the ceaf community. Meets monthly at Temple Ahavat Shalom in Northridge.
Beverly Hills. Reform Jewish congregation provides worship schedule and information about community groups, religious school, and venues available for rental.
Led by President Joseph Balistocky and Vice President Jonathan Sprecher. Descriptions of services, programs, and schedules, a monthly newsletter, a calendar, directions, and a contact. Big Bear Lake.
A center for worship, spirituality, education, social action and celebration. They are a Reform Jewish congregation and welcome everyone seeking to explore the richness of faith and tradition.
Davis.Descriptions of social action programs, a religious school, adult education, services, a library, and youth groups, news, a calendar, and a message from Rabbi Greg Wolfe.
Fresno. Offers a religious school, conversion classes, summer Kallah retreats.
Victorville. Founded in 1978, today with about forty-five to fifty families. Description of a religious school, educator profiles, directions and traffic information, a video, links, and a contact.
Sonoma. History, leadership, education opportunities, and membership.
Long Beach. Events calendar, worship service schedule and rabbi background.
San Jose congregation describes its history, schools, groups, and provides community pages.
Ventura. History, staff and leadership, membership information, newsletter, holiday schedule, Torah school, community and social activities.
Hollywood. Offers worship schedules and the temple history. Features education and social action programs.
Alameda. Includes history, Shabbat times, leadership profiles, calendar, educational programs, photo galleries, and directions.
Atascadero. Covers history, Shabbat and holiday schedule, educational classes, calendar of events, newsletters, photo galleries and directions.
West Hollywood Reform synagogue with gay and lesbian outreach programs.
Reform congregation offers schedule of services, temple bulletin, education and singles programs, and community links. Los Angeles.
A member of The Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Archive of sermons, information on youth activities, community service and membership offered.
Member of the Union for Reform Judaism; offers live video of services. Includes calendar, education opportunities, worship descriptions and community outreach. Los Angeles
Jewish Reform congregation. Information about religious and day schools, Shabbat schedule, community services, and special events calendar. Valley Village.
Founded in 1991, led today by Rabbi Neil Comess-Daniel. Schedule of services, committee, event, and social action information, Judaism basics, descriptions of clubs, rites of passage, schools, a youth group, and adult education, sermons, and links. Santa Monica.
Reform Jewish Congregation, founded in Santa Monica in 1981, emphasizing worship, study, social action and Tzedakah.
Founded in 1981, today with more than three hundred families. Upcoming event listings and fliers, profile of Rabbi Raphael W. Asher, schedule of services, a calendar, descriptions of schools, adult education, and clubs, sermons, photographs, and community history. Walnut Creek.
Founded in 1955, led today by Rabbi Janet Ross Marder. A virtual facility tour, a calendar, descriptions of services, rites of passage, schools, a camp, clubs, youth groups, committees, and a library, links, Israel awareness, sermons, bulletins, and prayer audios. Los Altos Hills.
Leaders include Rabbi Myra Soifer and President Jeanne Thies Hammel. A monthly newsletter, descriptions of a gift shop, services, a religious school, b'nai mitzvah training, a club, a youth group, and social action programs, a calendar, and Israel links. Grass Valley.
Leaders include Rabbi Steve Cohen and Cantor Mark Childs. Descriptions of committees, hospitality, social action, services, schools, adult education, clubs, and youth groups, photographs, monthly calendar and bulletins, resources, and links. Santa Barbara.
Schedule of services, list of clergy and staff, monthly calendar. Information on adult education, youth and seniors, and social action. Includes articles written by the clergy. Poway.
Los Angeles, California. Reform synagogue for people of all sexual orientations. Information about history, worship, events, special liturgy, programs for all ages, and the synagogue's stained glass windows and Holocaust Torah.
Temple Sinai of Glendale is a diverse group, welcoming interfaith couples, Jews by choice, strongly identified Jews and those just beginning to explore their Jewish identities.
Located in the Greater Pomona Valley, the Temple is a place to interact with our fellow Jews and to pray together, to learn together, and to create lasting spiritual bonds. A Reform Congregation in Pomona, California
Aptos, California. A center for the diverse Jewish community in Santa Cruz County. Offers religious, educational, cultural, and communal activities.
