Welcome to Temple Beth Shalom

Temple Beth Shalom is a Reform Jewish congregation dedicated to Jewish values of study, worship and social responsibility.

Temple Beth Shalom is open and active. Much of our activity is virtual but we are having some opportunities for in person gathering. If you would like information on our services and activities, contact our office 772-569-4700 or email tbsoffice@tbsvero.org.

Upcoming Events

Thu 25

Erev Purimnet

Virtual Schpiel and Megillah reading

Feb 25 @ 7:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Fri 26

Virtual Shabbat Services (Purim)

Feb 26 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Sat 27

Purim Study experience

Feb 27 @ 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Sun 28

Virtual RS

Feb 28 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am

From the Union For Reform Judaism / Reform Movement

Spiritual Audacity: Abraham Joshua Heschel's Story

Spiritual Audacity: Abraham Joshua Heschel's Story jstern February 24, 2021

Arts and Culture

Martin Doblmeier's inspiring new documentary Spiritual Audacity: Abraham Joshua Heschel's Story is a long-overdue homage

Choosing Your Purim Costume: How to Avoid Cultural Appropriation, Stereotypes, and Racism

Choosing Your Purim Costume: How to Avoid Cultural Appropriation, Stereotypes, and Racism kbkaput February 24, 2021

Purim

Two young girls facing forward wearing superhero capes

Purim approaches, and like every other holiday we've observed during the pandemic, it will look

My Gap Year in Israel is the Best Decision I’ve Ever Made

My Gap Year in Israel is the Best Decision I’ve Ever Made kbkaput February 23, 2021

teens

Two men holding doves in their hands while wearing bucket hats

Israel is our home. It was in the Torah, and it is now. It sure isn’t perfect, and it might not be around forever, but that’s exactly why we need to come.

Reflections on Observing Black History Month in the Wake of the Capitol Insurrection

Reflections on Observing Black History Month in the Wake of the Capitol Insurrection kbkaput February 23, 2021

Jewish Values

Collage of Black faces and features stitched together to represent the diversity of the Black communal experience

This is not yet the America most of us dream of, but it is an unavoidable part of our DNA. American equality and exceptionalism are checks that are still in the mail. If we truly love what this country is capable of, we must continue to speak the hard truth to power.