Events during 2025

Events during 2025

Celebration of Israeli Independence

 

Friday, May 23, 7:00PM Last Zoom Shabbat Service of the season (Rabbi will be back in September to start the New Year)

 

How to Join Our Congregation

How to Join Our Congregation

Joining our congregation starts with a phone call to 229-446-6536 or email to tbialbany@gmail.com.

Regular Friday Shabbat Services

Regular Friday Shabbat Services

We currently have Sabbath services via Zoom once a month and in-person services once a month.  If you are interested in joining us for a service, please call the Temple at (229) 446-6536 and leave a message, if needed, about phone and/or e-mail contact information.

Jewish Capital of Southwest Georgia

Jewish Capital of Southwest Georgia

We are a small congregation that has served Southwest Georgia since 1854.  Our new building is a source of pride…

Welcome to Our Temple

Welcome to Our Temple

Our Congregation is pleased to be served by Rabbi Winokur.
Rabbi Winokur currently leads our Zoom and in-person Sabbath services. We currently have Sabbath services approximately twice a month. If you are interested in joining us for a service, please call the Temple at (229) 446-6536 and leave a message, if needed, about phone and/or e-mail contact information.

 

From the Union For Reform Judaism / Reform Movement

Dying and Living with Dementia

Dying and Living with Dementia jemerman

Aging
Photo of an older person sitting in a wheel chair holding yellow flowers
Read about one man's journey to embrace life after he was diagnosed with early-stage dementia and how he found new meaning through studying Torah.

The Union for Reform Judaism’s Responses to the Increase in Antisemitic Incidents

The Union for Reform Judaism’s Responses to the Increase in Antisemitic Incidents urjadmin

Antisemitism and Hate Crimes
person carrying a sign that says the Reform Movement Says No to Hate and Fear
As antisemitic rhetoric and violence escalate in North America and around the world, the URJ is speaking out with urgency and clarity as a voice for Jewish safety, justice, and dignity.

Reflections

Reflections jemerman

URJ Eisner Camp
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Read about one transgender camper's journey of self discovery at Eisner Camp 12 years ago and how her camp community encouraged her to be her full, authentic self.

Share a Message with the Milgrim and Lischinsky Families

Share a Message with the Milgrim and Lischinsky Families urjadmin

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We invite you to write a message of condolence that we will share with the Milgrim and Lischinsky families.