Coronavirus (Covid-19) Update: We have been monitoring the situation and taking whatever steps we can to help prevent the spread of the virus. Our number one priority is the safety of our congregants, students, and staff. During this evolving crisis, scheduled events are changing too rapidly to post every change instantly on the website and members should look for latest information on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday e-mails. We hope everyone stays well!
Welcome to Reform Congregation Oheb Sholom, founded in Reading, Pennsylvania on May 1, 1864
Our temple is a welcoming Reform congregation, enabling all to establish a personal connection based on spirituality, Jewish education, and a sense of community
We welcome and encourage congregants to get involved in all aspects of the synagogue
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We welcome visitors, and invite you to participate with us in our religious services. We hope this introduction will provide you with the information you need to understand, feel comfortable, and get the most from your visit. Special Note for Students, Classes or Groups: Please call the office to let us know which service you […]
Welcome to Reform Congregation Oheb Sholom, founded in Reading, Pennsylvania on May 1, 1864
Our temple is a welcoming Reform congregation, enabling all to establish a personal connection based on spirituality, Jewish education, and a sense of community
We welcome and encourage congregants to get involved in all aspects of the synagogue
