Temple Beth Am is pleased to announce our new location at 841 Mountain Way in Morris Plains (located in Adath Shalom Synagogue).

Temple Beth Am has officially opened a beautiful new sanctuary! Please join us for services every Friday evening in person, or on the web by clicking HERE.

WELCOME

Here at Temple Beth Am we are continuing to take preventative measures to ensure the care and protection of our congregation. Classes, meetings, and activities are taking place in person with the option to participate virtually.  

 

GROWING & FOSTERING OUR JEWISH WORLD

The mission of Temple Beth Am is to provide a connection to other adults and children through worship, education and social justice in accordance with the values, faith and traditions of Reform Judaism.

We are committed to embracing and welcoming all into our Temple Beth Am family to ensure an environment which is friendly, inclusive and comfortable to our members and friends.

We strive for a culture of involvement and engagement through which lifelong friendships can grow and through which there exists a true feeling of home when entering this spiritual place.

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Temple Beth Am has officially opened a beautiful new sanctuary! Please join us for services every Friday evening. We are continuing to hold services virtually and in person all the while taking preventative measures to ensure the care and protection of our congregation. Please know that if you are home bound, worried, or need advice or guidance, our clergy and staff are here for you.

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