Temple Beth Hillel

Such a warm and welcoming community! We couldn’t be happier there. The preschool is filled with loving, creative and nurturing teachers. It is exactly the Jewish preschool environment we wanted for our children. Our best friends have come out of this temple and the down to earth values are priceless. There is no «keeping up with the Joneses» feeling in this community. It doesn’t matter what car you drive or what brands you wear. The people truly care and it shows.

Temple Beth Hillel, has been a great place for my family to spend time learning and building on their heritage. The Temple really is a great place for families that give them a variety of different activities for everyone. They have a variety of educational programs such as Mommy And Me, Early Childhood programs, and an Elementary School.
Some of the best activities include the Purim Carnival and the Seder in the Desert, where the entire temple goes camping together to celebrate Passover.

Ive been attending TBH for over a year now and never have i felt so close to God and a part of a lovely community. Not once have I felt shunned away. Rabbi Sarah is just so full of knowledge and love. I love their adult classes, and Shabbat services are something I always look forward too!

Reform Judaism with an awesome and smart female Rabbi, talented female Cantor, and a knowledgable intern Rabbi too. Lots to love about this place! Newly remodeled synagogue. Fabulous school utilizing Singapore Math and iPads. Adult B’nai Mitzvah Program — 2 years — for those who missed out when they were 13 or converted later in life. Learning opportunities and classes on Mussar, Torah study, Meditation, and interfaith opportunities — partnered with progressive Muslims. Food Pantry donations and volunteer to put together and delivery bags of food for the needy. An active Sisterhood & Brotherhood. Pretty little gift shop. Outdoor services in summer. Purim Festival in the Spring. Thanksgiving morning feed the hungry program. Great security. Wonderful musical Shabbats, especially when Justin Stein is playing guitar and singing. Community dinners. Lots of friendly people who will greet you and take an interest in you (unlike other temples I’ve been to). Down to Earth, real people who love the Jewish faith.