Tuesday and Thursday, 9:15am–12:30pm January 14–May 29, 2025 We are thrilled to bring back our mid-year 2s class! This is for children who turned 2 after September 1 and are ready for a drop-off experience. To start the enrollment process, contact Allison through our Contact Form (choose Preschool from the dropdown menu).
In Time for Hanukkah! Show your Temple Isaiah spirit with a NEW t-shirt, available for ordering on Bonfire.com! The hanukkiah design features logos for all of our programs, community groups, social action partners, and more. The charcoal gray shirt is available in: adult unisex short-sleeved T, sizes S–5XL, for $22 adult unisex long-sleeved T, sizes Continue Reading »
This interview with Cathie Perolman originally appeared in The Prophet Magazine, issue 2024:3. Cathie was interviewed by Janis Wasser. Please introduce yourself. Hi! I’m Cathie Perolman. My husband Gary and I have been members of Temple Isaiah since 1994, when we moved to the area. We were a career military family stationed at Ft. Meade Continue Reading »
Please join Rabbi Axler and Larry Gordon as we welcome Elie Klein of ADI-Negev in Israel, the most extraordinary rehabilitation hospital and special needs residential village. This special event through JNF-USA is open to the broad community; bring friends and neighbors. Registration is required. Rebuilding Hope in IsraelA Community Event with Temple Isaiah Sunday, November Continue Reading »
Knitzvah is Knitting (and Crocheting) for the IDF Temple Isaiah’s Knitzvah group is collecting knit hats and balaclavas (helmet/ski mask) for the IDF. All hat donations should be black or army green in a men’s large size. Hats can be purchased through this Amazon registry link or hand-knit in a ribbed pattern. Pattern 1 (no Continue Reading »
Temple Isaiah delivered 540 grocery bags to Elizabeth House this year! Many hands make light work! Special thanks to: — Bob Clay, Larry Finkelstein, Alex & Allison Hoffman, Rick Slavkin, Denise Taylor, and Karen Zolet for lending their backs and good humor to unload the truck. (Note to this team: fortunately, we remembered 10 additional Continue Reading »