Inclusion in our community means just that: we welcome everyone who seeks a Jewish communal and/or spiritual home. This includes Jews of any denomination, point of view, and level of Jewish education and observance who wish to explore their Jewish paths, inclusive of families, singles, those in interfaith relationships (including non-Jewish partners and spouses), Jews by choice, those who identify as LGBTQ+, and individuals with special needs from any age, race, and socioeconomic background.
Building accessibility
Our building is fully wheelchair accessible.
We designed our sanctuary with a T-Coil (Assisted Listening Device) system in the fixed-seating area located at the center of the room, facing the bimah. Those who sit in these rows and switch hearing devices to T-Coil mode can take full advantage of this technology.
Materials are available for those who are vision and/or hearing impaired, including braille materials, large magnifying sheets to use with books, large print materials, and hearing aid support.
Education Program accessibility
Our education program, Jewish by Nature, is committed to the inclusion of children with a range of abilities. We are happy to confidentially discuss your concerns and needs. If desired, we will also connect you with congregants sharing similar inclusion needs.
Program accessibility
We strive to make our events fully accessible to all. If you require disability accommodation(s) to participate in our events, please email the office
We constantly strive to improve our inclusion and support resources. If your family is in need of support or special accommodations or have any questions, please contact Rabbi Micah Weiss, Executive Director.