Emergency Funds for Israel
Temple Beth Sholom is accepting donations to provide emergency support to those in Israel affected by recent and ongoing violence. Click HERE to be redirected to Temple Beth Sholom's giving page.
For assistance please contact the Temple Office 321-254-6333 or office@mytbs.org
Temple Beth Sholom is accepting donations to provide emergency support to those in Israel affected by recent and ongoing violence. Click HERE to be redirected to Temple Beth Sholom's giving page.
For assistance please contact the Temple Office 321-254-6333 or office@mytbs.org
Temple Beth Sholom is the home of Conservative Judaism in Brevard County. We are an egalitarian and contemporary congregation serving the needs of congregants of all ages.
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
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Visitors are welcome - RSVP is required to attend services.
Welcome EFSC World Religion Students!
We are happy to have you observe our services. Please contact the Temple office in advance so we can anticipate your visit, set you up with an emissary, and ensure there is nothing unusual about the date you plan to attend.
We require all student visitors and their guests to pre-register with the office and provide a valid ID upon arrival.
Please call the office at 321-254-6333 or email at office@mytbs.org
Welcome EFSC World Religion Students!
We are happy to have you observe our services. Please contact the Temple office in advance so we can anticipate your visit, set you up with an emissary, and ensure there is nothing unusual about the date you plan to attend.
We require all student visitors and their guests to pre-register with the office and provide a valid ID upon arrival.
Please call the office at 321-254-6333 or email at office@mytbs.org
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Our beautiful sanctuary lamp created by Claude Riedel has special significance to Rabbi Craig Mayers and the entire Temple Beth Sholom family. The lamp was commissioned by Rabbi Craig and his wife Terry in memory of Rabbi Craig’s mother, Beverly Ann Gordon, who passed away just three weeks prior to his ordination as Rabbi. The Ner Tamid was dedicated in a special ceremony Saturday, June 23, 2018. |