We
exist as a home for all Jewish people and their families, where one can honor
God through communal worship, Torah study and assembly. We strive to provide a
community of friendship among Jewish and interfaith families. Our
congregation is open to all, including those who were not born Jewish. We
consider Judaism not only a religion, but also a culture and community of people
bonded together by shared values and tradition. We welcome pluralism and embrace
diversity. We cherish the dynamic tension that is requisite in the spirit
of inclusion, knowing that differences in people enrich our lives and help make
us better Jews. We are responsible to educate our children and ourselves to be
good Jews, not merely to practice Judaism. We believe in individual
freedom. Each of us has the right to decide for ourselves those beliefs
and practices to which we subscribe. We strive to be moral, ethical and
honorable people, and we believe in social responsibility. That is
the spirit of Tikkun Olam; we dedicate ourselves to the improvement of the
world. We endeavor to ensure the continuity of the Jewish people and to
promote the fundamental and enduring principles of Judaism. We believe in the
universal goodness among all people and in the life that one leads. We
aspire to personal search for spiritual meaning. We abide by the
principles of Reform Judaism.
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We
exist as a home for all Jewish people and their families, where one can honor
God through communal worship, Torah study and assembly. We strive to provide a
community of friendship among Jewish and interfaith families. Our
congregation is open to all, including those who were not born Jewish. We
consider Judaism not only a religion, but also a culture and community of people
bonded together by shared values and tradition. We welcome pluralism and embrace
diversity. We cherish the dynamic tension that is requisite in the spirit
of inclusion, knowing that differences in people enrich our lives and help make
us better Jews. We are responsible to educate our children and ourselves to be
good Jews, not merely to practice Judaism. We believe in individual
freedom. Each of us has the right to decide for ourselves those beliefs
and practices to which we subscribe. We strive to be moral, ethical and
honorable people, and we believe in social responsibility. That is
the spirit of Tikkun Olam; we dedicate ourselves to the improvement of the
world. We endeavor to ensure the continuity of the Jewish people and to
promote the fundamental and enduring principles of Judaism. We believe in the
universal goodness among all people and in the life that one leads. We
aspire to personal search for spiritual meaning. We abide by the
principles of Reform Judaism.