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    Rabbi Nichols
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    Cantor Tanya Greenblatt
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    Reading the Torah
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    Kehillah
  • Rabbi Amiel & Ivy Wohl Courtyard
    Rabbi Amiel & Ivy Wohl Courtyard
  • Temple Israel
  • Sanctuary
  • Chavaya
  • Rabbi Weiner
  • Rabbi Nichols
  • Cantor Tanya Greenblatt
  • Reading the Torah
  • Chavaya
  • Kehillah
  • Rabbi Amiel & Ivy Wohl Courtyard

Welcome to Temple Israel of New Rochelle

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Temple Israel is a true community, as it brings together congregants who have taken many different roads in their Jewish journeys and creates for them an atmosphere in which everyone–both young and old–enjoy working together.

Our synagogue is situated in New Rochelle, a city in which residents are proud of diversity and of the fact that people of many different backgrounds work together here in a climate of tolerance and inclusion. We are truly blessed to live in a municipality that embraces varied ideals and cultures. At Temple Israel of New Rochelle, we celebrate the broad spectrum of beliefs, customs, and traditions within Reform Judaism. Our synagogue has always focused on our similarities rather than our differences. Regardless of one’s spirituality, his or her decision to wear a yarmulke or talit, or one’s political affiliation, an individual is welcome and encouraged to follow his convictions at TINR. There are many ways in which each person can practice Judaism at TINR. Whether it is by supporting civil rights causes, raising money for the less fortunate, or cooking meals for grieving families, our congregation loves to come together to make a positive difference in people’s lives. Here, the TINR family collaborates to make our Temple, neighborhood, and world into gentler, safer, and better places in which to live. A sense of community and a desire for Tikkun Olam is what draws people to Temple Israel.

Here at Temple Israel of New Rochelle

Worship Services

Regular Shabbat Morning Services begin at 9 a.m.
B'nei Mitzvah morning services begin at 10:30 a.m

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Parashat Bo
Friday, January 23
6 p.m. Community (Kehillat) Shabbat Service followed by dinner/Shorasheem invited (Join Us! Click here)
Saturday, January 24
9 a.m. Torah Study
10:30 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service/Bar Mitzvah: Joshua Miller

Parashat Beshalach
Friday, January 30
7:30 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service/Torah/Shabbat Shirah
Saturday, January 31
9 a.m. Torah Study
10:30 a.m. Shabbat Moring Service/Bat Mitzvah: Abigail Dennin


Events at Temple Israel

Community (Kehillat) Shabbat Service/Dinner
Friday, January 23
Service 6 p.m., Dinner 7 p.m.
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"Rock Night" sponsored by Brotherhood
Saturday, January 31
Rock Bands: Blue Roadhouse Orchestra and Local Heroes
Adults 21+, Childcare provided to fundraise for TIFTY.
Click here to Join Us!
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Grateful BRO - Don't Ease Me in July 30, 2014 Blue Roadhouse Orchestra  Click here for a video

Theatre Outing: West Side Story
Sunday, April 19th
sponsored by Brotherhood & Sisterhood
Dinner 5 p.m., Show 7 p.m.
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Purim is Coming! Sunday, March 1 and Wednesday, March 4

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Purim is a holiday for laughter, costumes, noisemakers and giving treats. Mishloach Manot is the Purim custom of sending small gifts, usually of food, to friends, neighbors and the poor. Surprise your friends and family with Mishloach Manot gift packages delivered to their door!

Each decorated package contains an assortment of Kosher treats, hamentaschen, nosherei, candy, and a grogger.

Only $18 per package (payable to Temple Israel) with all proceeds to benefit the Chavaya Program. Please submit your order form with payment to the Chavaya Office by Thursday, February 5. Mishloach Manot packages will be delivered by Sunday, March 1st to the address specified (within a two mile radius of Temple Israel), or can be picked up at the Temple.

If you would like to support the Chavaya Program but do not wish to purchase a gift package for yourself, please consider donating a basket to United Hebrew or Sarah Neuman Nursing Home.

Questions? Call the Chavaya office, (914) 235-1800 ext. 220.

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Congregational Trip to Israel ... August 27 - September 6, 2015!

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