Best Conservative Synagogue Gilbert Near Me

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Temple Beth Sholom of the East Valley is the only Conservative Synagogue in the East Valley and is a member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. We welcome interfaith families and partners in interfaith relationships to all services and events at our inclusive community.

4worldlovers: Participate in the tenets of Jewish tradition with our friendly and welcoming congregation. Temple Beth Emeth of Scottsdale offers a traditional service with affordable membership.

Serving the area faithfully since 1983, our temple has offered a place for families to join together and participate in the traditions of egalitarian Judaism. Learn more about our temple.

Join Temple Beth Emeth of Scottsdale, committed to the principles of Judaism in Scottsdale, Arizona. We formed in 1983 with the concept of forming an independent, traditional synagogue that is committed to authentic faith, a fully democratic administration, a spirit of Chavurah, equality of women, and affordable membership. Everyone is welcome at services regardless of Jewish background or knowledge of Hebrew.

While the Congregation has held services and events in various locations, we have always called Scottsdale “home”. When we moved to our current location, the Torahs were walked to the new location on foot. The gala dedication of the new site and mounting of the Mezuzot took place with the participation of the Mayor of Scottsdale, Mary Manross, Rabbi Albert Plotkin, Rabbi Mark Bisman, and Rabbi Robert Kravitz.

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The New Shul in Scottsdale Arizona is home to a community of Jews who are growing in their religious lives through learning, prayer, and service to others. We welcome everyone, wherever on their Jewish path they may be. We believe that tradition and community are the soil in which the individual can grow and flourish.

We believe that Torah is an ever-living source of meaning, which opens our hearts and minds to God. We are committed to learning and to teaching our children in a spirit of intellectual honesty and openness, and to growing together in an atmosphere of trust and respect.

We are an egalitarian community, committed to modernity. At the same time, we have a deep reverence for ancient forms of worship. We believe that traditional liturgy is a powerful means of self-expression, which binds us to each other, to the past, and to God.