Welcome to The Village Temple
The Village Temple is a place for kesher – connection. Our downtown synagogue is a home for contemporary Reform Jews who are seeking connections to Torah and the search for spiritual fulfillment, links between past and present and one generation to the next, a bridge between the downtown Reform community with Israel and the world.
We invite all who wish to join us to enter our doors: Jews by birth, Jews by choice, interfaith families. Inside you will find a community of people who are on a quest to reinvigorate Shabbat, holiday worship and Jewish learning, and renew our commitment to tikkun olam through social action and justice.
What Makes The Village Temple?
The Social Action Committee is Here To Help, and Opportunities to Volunteer
Many people in our community are offering to help grocery shop for others for those who are unable to go outside in Manhattan. We will keep volunteers in their own locations. If you need help or if you can help shop please email villagetemple@villagetemple.org and we will try to connect those in need with those that can help.
The Social Action Committee has put together a list of ways you can volunteer to help the community at this time. Please visit VT Opportunities to Volunteer to see how you can help.
Torah Study with Rabbi Fersko
Saturdays at 10:00AM
Email Liotte Greenbaum if you’d like to participate and for Zoom meeting information.
Book Club – Thursday, February 4 at 3:30PM
Our Village Temple Jewish Book Club will be reading Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson and discussing the book on Thursday, February 4 at 3:30pm. All are welcome to join! Email Liotte Greenbaum if you’d like to participate.
Coffee Klatch – Grab a Cup of Coffee
Every Tuesday at 9:45AM
Join with other Village Temple members for a chat over your morning coffee! Email Liotte Greenbaum if you’d like to participate.
Social Online Pre-Oneg
Every Friday, 6:00pm
Join us on Friday at 6:00 pm as a community to talk about our week, enjoy a drink together, and prepare for the coming Shabbat. Rabbi Fersko and Cantor Bach look forward to seeing all of you again in one place as a community (digitally of course.) Please RSVP to Liotte Greenbaum if you are interested in attending.
