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WHO WE ARE


We are a dynamic and energized congregation, affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism, and serving all Jewish residents and visitors of the Eastern Shore. We provide a warm community environment for worship, education, lifelong learning, celebration, and comfort.

Our Mission
To welcome all who seek connection with Jewish tradition, values, and community. As a Union for Reform Judaism member congregation, we are committed to being an open tent, a sacred community that welcomes all people, each of whom is an expression of Tzelem Elohim, the Divine Image. 

Our Vision
To nurture and sustain an active Jewish community, and to see its fullest inclusion in the social fabric of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, both now and for future generations.


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WHAT WE BELIEVE 


We believe in K'Lal Yisrael                                                                                      כלל ישראל
the totality of the Jewish people 

No matter your Jewish background or current religious practices, we aim to meet the diverse needs and interests of all who join us. We also support interfaith couples and families, and others who may have been historically and institutionally marginalized or excluded from the Jewish community -- including those who consider themselves agnostic, atheist, or questioning. 

We believe in Tikkun Olam                                                                      תיקון עולם
repair the world


Through acts of kindness, compassion, and social justice, we intentionally work to give back to our many intertwining communities -- locally and globally. Through collective action, our contributions can help repair the world. 

We believe in Hakhnasat Orchim                                                הכנסת אורחים
welcoming the stranger

Temple B’nai Israel is an inclusive and welcoming congregation, whether you're new to Jewish life or the Eastern Shore, or not.  We encourage participation from all who seek a connection to Jewish life -- regardless of religious background, race, ethnicity, gender, ability, socioeconomic status, political affiliation, age, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

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