A Reform Temple offering a rich Jewish experience for all of its congregants.
Our name means "House of God" and for over fifty years, we have strived to provide our community with a location to meet their religious, educational, and cultural needs.
Our membership is a mosaic of people from across the country, and around the globe. There are families of differing sizes and configurations, and individuals who represent a broad spectrum of occupations and avocations. Although the degree of religious observance varies, all members are committed to exploring a Jewish way of life. Our congregation has a long history with the Reform movement, creating a thoughtful balance between current philosophy and traditional ritual. We have a broad range of programs, committees and groups to meet the needs of young and old, men and women, the religious and secular. We extend a cordial welcome to visitors and guests to join us in worship on Erev Shabbat and Shabbat.
Do you live in the area?
Join us!
We invite your membership in our temple family!
For more information, to arrange a private visit, or to meet with our clergy, please call the Temple office at (845) 783-2626.
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Jewish religious tradition is rooted in music. We strive to maintain the connection between our faith and our love for song. At Monroe Temple, music is at the very heart of our worship. Participation in song brings us joy, personal insight, and a unique sense of community.
Hear Cantor Schwartz and the Monroe Temple Hallelu Band perform selections from our Shabbat Hallelu service, by clicking on the MP3 players below!
March 23rd Immediate Past President Pam Levine Testimonial Breakfast, Temple Social Hall at 9:30am
March 29 WRJ Sisterhood Immediate Past President Diane Rowe Testimonial Dinner, La Vera Cucina at 6:30pm Reservations required
If you have recently entered our temple then you have seen the new brick Mitzvah Walk adorning the front of the building. This walkway and the adjacent new stairway were only made possible by your continued generosity and we would like to again say, “Thank you!”
You now have the opportunity to purchase a paver from the walkway and convert it into an inscribed Mitzvah Stone! See the flier below for details!
Your Mitzvah Stone will be engraved with up to three lines of text.Each line will have 13 characters, including spaces. This is an excellent way of remembering and honoring a birth of a child, a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, a wedding, a special anniversary, a special birthday, or a graduation.It would also be a nice way of saying “thanks” to a friend or to bring honor to the yahrzeit of a loved one. And while remembering your loved ones and friends, you will be contributing to the future of our Temple! Please click here to see the flier and order form for more information!
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Our Benefit for MIKE'S HOUSE -HABITAT FOR HUMANITY- Was a Big Success!
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Todah Rabah to all those who attended and volunteered! (click here)
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