Throughout history, Jews have remained firmly rooted in Jewish tradition, even as we learned much from our encounters with other cultures. Nevertheless, since its earliest days, Reform Judaism has asserted that Judaism is not frozen in time. It is not an heirloom. Judaism should be a living fountain. Reform Judaism believes in the principle of personal responsibility. Each and every one of us has a right and responsibility to engage with Jewish culture, history, tradition and law to decide how to live a meaningful and valuable Jewish life.

The positions of the Reform Movement are based primarily on two sources: Resolutions adopted by the Union for Reform Judaism, and resolutions adopted by the Central Conference of American Rabbis.

We would love to have you join us. Just email us at tbsoffice@tbsvero.org or call us at (772) 569-4700 for more information and a membership packet.

Temple Beth Shalom is home to one of the nicest groups of people in town. At Temple Beth Shalom, we support one another with a caring community and a culture of inclusiveness. We have weekly worship opportunities, adult education, religious school for children, many groups and clubs and great opportunities to meet other people at our religious, cultural and social events.

We offer numerous opportunities to get involved and meet people, starting right from the moment you join, if you choose to. Probably the best way to get to know people is to get involved. Every time you come to our campus or out in the community, you have the opportunity to meet and interact with members of our congregation.

While we offer many family-oriented programs, that does not mean we are only open to families with younger children. We focus on community building, with Sisterhood, Men’s Club, adult education seminars, leadership opportunities, and, of course, worship experiences. The synagogue’s task is to enhance your connection with other Jews and your personal search for meaning and holiness.

A Jewish sage once said that “the Gates of Prayer are always open.” Reform synagogues are committed to keeping their gates open and inclusive to all, and Temple Beth Shalom is no exception. While the synagogue has expenses like any other organization, we strive to ensure that financial constraints are never an obstacle to membership. Confidential discussions on reduced dues are encouraged if that will enable you and your family to be part of our community.

Yes! Many of our current member families are interfaith. We welcome members from diverse backgrounds. For more information, give us a call.

Learn about Temple Beth Shalom by coming to the synagogue. Join us at Shabbat services. Meet with the rabbi, the cantor, our staff and our welcoming congregants.

You can find out about upcoming events from our scroll newsletter or our calendar. Email us for more information at tbsoffice@tbsvero.org or phone (772) 569-4700.