Temple Beth Torah Synagogue

Temple Beth Torah

Temple Beth Torah ~ 42000 Paseo Padre Parkway, Fremont, CA 94539 ~ Phone: 510-656-7141

Families of all ages continue to be welcome at all programming! Masks & proof of vaccination (if eligible) are required to attend in-person.
Click here to view our COVID-19 guidelines (revised 11/18/21)

Enriching Lives Every Day

Temple Beth Torah is a Reform Jewish synagogue dedicated to serving the spiritual, intellectual, and cultural needs of the Tri-City Jewish community. We offer innovative worship services, preschool through adult educational programs, and social events. We deeply value our community and embrace the diversity of our Temple family.

TBT News and Event Information

HANUKKAH HOMECOMING WEEKEND

TBT is proud to participate alongside hundreds of Jewish organizations in a worldwide initiative called "Hanukkah Homecoming" from 12/3-12/5.

MULTI-ACCESS "HANUKKAH HOMECOMING SHABBAT SERVICE

Friday, 12/3 at 7:30pm. Join us as we celebrate the Fesival of Lights!
Please bring your hanukkiah and candles

SOULFUL STORYTIME CHILDREN'S EVENT

Sunday, 12/5 at 11:30am. Join us for singing, crafts, and storytelling.
This ASL interpreted experience is for ALL families with children ages 0-12.

HANUKKAH HOMECOMING GRAND HURRAH

Sunday, 12/5 at 5:00pm. Bring your menorah and candles, and join us in the breezeway for one last opportunity to light our menorahs together!

Social Action at TBT

Click here to volunteer, donate, or purchase items for Afghan refugee families in the Tri City community.

Join our campaign to reduce water use by 15% in your home or office. Click here for simple Water Saving Tips.

JFSSV's Embrace-A-Family program runs thru Wed, 12/15. Info and instructions are available now on our Social Action page.

Join us on Monday, 11/29 at 6:00pm as we hold an outdoor interfaith candlelight vigil to memorialize those in our community who have died while experiencing homelessness.

Get To Know Us

At Temple Beth Torah we pride ourselves on welcoming people of diverse age, gender, interests, backgrounds and other faith traditions. Our congregants are committed to being part of and contributing to a community where everyone's spiritual needs are met, where lasting and meaningful friendships are made, where our rich heritage is passed from generation to generation, and where social justice is upheld. We invite you to attend services and programs to learn more about Temple Beth Torah. Our Shabbat services, cultural events, and social activities are open to all. Please come visit us soon and see for yourself why so many have found a spiritual home at Temple Beth Torah. We look forward to having you as a part of our vibrant and growing Jewish community.

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