Best Monastery Scottsdale Near Me

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.

4worldlovers: The priest, subdeacons and chanters of St. Anthony the Great Monastery are some of the loveliest souls you can meet on this side of paradise. We were welcomed in for Divine Liturgy Sunday morning and treated like family through to the afternoon. True brotherly love. There was much laughter and edifying conversation as we walked through the grounds and small vineyard recently planted. We were blessed to be able to venerate the sacred relic of St John the Forerunner, and the wonderworrking icon of the Theotokos while there. The Chaple is small and still in a state of construction but the space is filled with the presence of the Lord, his saints and angels. Our time of worship and communion was very precious. Must visit.