Shalom and welcome to Temple Concord!
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 We are the ninth-oldest Jewish congregation in the United States (established in 1839) and a member of the Union for Reform Judaism. All are welcome here: individuals, couples, and families; younger and older members are all valued. Whether you were born or raised Jewish, are a Jew by choice or are an interfaith family, we invite you to make Temple Concord your spiritual home. Our compassionate clergy, experienced staff, enriching religious school, and diverse programs for all ages offer an exceptional Jewish experience and the opportunity to express your Judaism in a way that’s most comfortable to you.
It is difficult to know whether our founders could have imagined such an energetic, diverse, socially conscious and spiritual congregation carrying on into the twenty-first century; but through the decades and centuries, Temple Concord has been and endures as a house of learning, community and prayer. more
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Days of Awe Approaching
 As you reflect upon the past year and prepare for the new one Temple Concord invites you to join our welcoming community as we come together in contemplation, prayer and action. Please contact us for tickets for all Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services.
Join us Saturday evening September 4 at 8:00 for S'lichot with a showing of the film 'Four Seasons Lodge' followed by a service at 10:00pm. Rosh Hashanah Services are at 8:00pm on September 8 and 10:00am on September 9.
Complete High Holy Day schedule.
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Program Book Is Here!
For the first time you can learn about every service, class, and program going on at Temple Concord for the entire year in one attractive, easy to read book. The 2010-2011 Program Guide is now available and if you have not received yours, please contact our office so we can send you a copy. This is a book you'll want to keep as a handy reference throughout the year and share with friends and family so you don't miss a service, a lecture, a concert, a WRJ or Brotherhood or youth program... Many thanks to the Schayes Family Fund for making this book possible and to Koenig Advertising Public Relations for design, editing and coordination.
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We are a Reform Jewish congregation actively committed to strengthening individual and shared connections to God and community.
We are dedicated to meeting the spiritual, intellectual, social, and cultural needs of our members.
With respect for the diversity of our backgrounds, traditions, and practices, we join together in worship, study, celebration and social action.
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September 2010
Shofar Choir Rehearsal
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by Ed Nickow Temple Chai, Long Grove, ILEv'ryone is there Standing before Adonai Covenant is made But it's not just them Future generations, too Will be bound to G-d...
by Rabbi Marla FeldmanDirector of Development, URJ Several months ago, I received a panicked email from our contact at the International Medical Corps, one of the URJ's grant recipients from...
by dcc I was recently asked by someone I very much respect to address "the" question. So I started to write the answer in a post...about five times without any luck....
by Arlene ChernowOutreach Specialist, Union for Reform Judaism Ah, the memories! The smells, the food, the cookies, the craft projects, the family decorating together, the company coming over to celebrate,...
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ark a special occassion with the purchase of book plates for one or more sets of our new prayerbook.
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generous support from
Temple Concord's
Women of Reform Judaism.
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910 Madison Street Syracuse New York 13210 Phone: 315-475-9952 Fax: 315-475-9954
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