A progressive Jewish congregation within Charleston's heart and history...
A community committed to the religious beliefs and practices of Reform Judaism. We invite our members to celebrate their individuality, determining what Judaism means to them and how it should best be reflected in their lives and through their contributions.
A community committed to strengthening our Jewish identity and advancing our Jewish beliefs through an abiding commitment to education and enrichment in Jewish lore and legacy, applying the principles of progress, pluralism and democracy to the core Jewish values of study, worship, and good deeds. A community of active people who are working tirelessly to make a difference in our lives and in the lives of those around us. A welcoming and giving community, always reaching out to help our Jewish and non-Jewish friends, neighbors and colleagues. A community that treasures its diversity in all its forms – age, marital or partnership status, gender identity, sexual orientation, race and ethnicity – and practices every day its commitment to honoring these differences as strengths that enrich our congregational life. Established in 1873
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Shabbat ServicesErev Shabbat Service
Friday Evenings 7:30 pm |
What's New...
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The June "Conference on Consciousness"
is almost here! 
Public Is Invited to Register
The opportunity is fast approaching to attend this outstanding conference featuring 29 speakers from all over the world. Less than 50 seats remain and are available by registering online at the regular conference cost. If the event sells out, walk-in registrations might not be possible. Over 150 people have registered, half from West Virginia,
with 52 members of our Temple and Sisterhood signing up during the free registration period, underwritten by the Bertie Cohen "Rabbi's Invitational Series." For more information:
Event is a project of the Bertie Cohen "Rabbi's Invitational Series"
Rabbi Cohn's Book
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Author to speak at B'nai Jacob Synagogue...
"John Paul II and the Jewish People" An Evening with George Weigel Acclaimed author, lecturer, and the biographer of Pope John Paul II Tuesday, May 21, 2013 7:00 PM ~ B'nai Jacob Synagogue ~ 1599 Virginia St. East Admission is free. For more information, send an email message to Rabbi Urecki at: charlestonrabbi@yahoo.com Read More About George Weigel >> Sponsored by the Serra Club of the Catholic Community and the Federated Jewish Charities of Charleston ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Still Time to Order Sisterhood Bulbs
More to come...
Listen to selections from our Jazz Shabbat
If you missed our wonderful Jazz Shabbat or would like to take another listen to the music, Rabbi Cohn has posted music videos from the evening on his website. Click here to watch >>
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