Welcome to Temple Isaiah Palm Springs
Temple Isaiah & Jewish Community Center Palm Springs is a non-denominational Jewish spiritual community in which we constantly endeavor to keep ourselves attuned to the three pillars of Jewish Life: Torah (intellectual growth), Avodah (spiritual practice), and Gemilut Hasadim (fixing the world).
Upcoming Events
Rabbi Steven Rosenberg leads Friday night and Shabbat morning services in January!
Nationally a
cclaimed for his innovative and inclusive approach to outreach, engagement and programming, Rabbi Rosenberg comes to Temple Isaiah with his nearly thirty years of experience as a compassionate spiritual leader, hospice chaplain as well as a dynamic speaker and educator. Rabbi Rosenberg currently is on the rabbinical staff of Hollywood Temple Beth El, in West Hollywood. He may be reached at rabbisteven.rosenberg@gmail.
Join us for a joyful Friday night service on January, 18th as we celebrate Tu B’shevat with special music of Israel, nature and some delicious surprises!
Come early for a Wine and Cheese Happy Hour and schmoozing beginning at 6:30PM.
Then at 7:30PM.......
Please join Rabbi Steven Rosenberg, Cantorial Soloist Gerry Alann Noriega, Pianist Joel Baker for an uplifting and inspirational Friday Night musical Shabbat experience!
Stay after the service for a robust oneg featuring special foods found in Israel and wonderful conversation.
Join Rabbi Rosenberg on Saturday Morning at 9:00am for the first installment of Nosh and Drash, where we discuss the Torah portion, enjoy a great breakfast with lively discussion, learning and community!
Then at 10:00AM..........
Rabbi Rosenberg and Cantorial Soloist Noriega lead Saturday Morning Shabbat Services and even more Torah learning and discussion, beginning at 10:00am.
Come and celebrate the Sabbath and a new era at Temple Isaiah, with friendship, community and song.
Foundations
Torah
Intellectual growth - Temple Isaiah
focuses not only traditional areas of
Jewish study but any kind of educational development which enriches both
the intellect and the human spirit.
Avodah
Spiritual practice - while usually
understood as prayer, we include
other types of spiritual practice over
Shabbat and Holidays, everyday,
and in times of joy and sadness.
Gemilut Hasadim
Fixing the world - loving-kindness, including social justice, environmental protection, and all forms of global improvement.
