Temple Isaiah

Welcome to Temple Isaiah

Temple Isaiah is a vibrant, inclusive Reform congregation that enriches Jewish life through its commitment to the values of sacred community, spirituality, lifelong learning, and social action. 

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Shabbat October 11–12

6:30pm Family Kol Nidrei Service
7:30pm Kol Nidrei Service
8:30am Yom Kippur Morning Service (Early)
8:30am Youth Drop off Experience by Age* (K-5th Grade)
10:15am Tot Service*
11:15am Yom Kippur Morning Service (Late)*
11:30am Family Service*
2pm Congregants Hour
3pm Afternoon Service
5pm Yizkor Service
5:45pm Ne’ilah
6:45pm (approx.) Break-the-Fast*
*Registration Required

In 2020, Temple Isaiah in Fulton, MD began a year of events, celebrating a half century of worship, friendship, and growth. Learn more about our history, and how far we've come in that 50 years.

Our Values

Kehillah - Community

This congregation celebrates participation from everyone, and their unique individuality, to create a sacred community. We strive to be diverse, accessible, and inclusive. Our community extends beyond our own borders to Jewish communities around the world, and especially our connection to Israel, which we recognize and value as our Jewish homeland.
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T'filah - Spirituality

We strive to be a sanctuary from the outside world, and a place to recharge, based in the tradition of Torah and Jewish practice, in a Reform context. Through prayer, music, individual and communal spiritual practice, we establish a community where the ongoing search for meaning and connection to God is at our core. Through the rhythm and cycles of the Jewish year, we practice active, prayerful Jewish living in vibrant ways.
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Limmud - Lifelong Learning

Judaism is a tradition of learning and questioning based on ancient sacred texts and the voices of successive generations of commentaries. Through interactive study we can link the past to our present and future. From the youngest in our congregation through adulthood and maturity, we embrace myriad ways to learn through a Jewish lens.
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Chesed/Tzedek - Social Action/Justice

“Justice, justice shall you pursue” is a cornerstone of our Jewish tradition. At Temple Isaiah there is a strong commitment to improving the broader community through hands-on volunteering, civic engagement, and tzedakah/giving. Our responsibility to act through our Jewish values unfolds in a variety of volunteer activities, social justice advocacy and partnering with other Jewish, interfaith, and civic groups with whom we find common cause in our ongoing work of Tikkun Olam - the repair of this broken world.
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Community Groups

Temple Isaiah offers many paths to involvement, by feeling connected to your heritage and your synagogue. Whether you are a young family, an empty-nester, or someone with a passion for social justice, you will find a home at Temple Isaiah.

Youth Programs

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Sisterhood

Men's Club

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Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ)