This is the sculpture that Rabbi Fredric Pomerantz, z’l, commissioned in the memory of his son, Jeremy Daniel Pomerantz, z’l. It previously lived in the Memorial Garden of Temple Beth-El of Northern New Jersey. Since that temple has closed, the garden and sculpture will be restored as a sacred place for memory and music on the grounds of Temple Beth Shalom. It will be called The Pomerantz Memorial Garden. If you would like to make a donation to the resoration of the Garden, you may do so here.                     SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOP CLOSEOUT SALE! EVERYTHING IS 50% OFF PRICE MARKED PLUS ANOTHER 18%. STOCK UP ON GIFTS FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR.

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Welcome to Temple Beth Shalom…Jewishly Warm and Relevant

We are proud to provide a safe and sacred space for all Jews and interfaith families without regard to race, gender, or other barriers to love. Our community is part of the reform Judaism tradition where spiritual discovery, educational richness, loving-kindness, and personal responsibility are developed to better ourselves, our children, and the world which we all share.

In addition to regular weekly and holiday services, we host b’nai Mitzvah training, children’s education, enrichment programs (including adult Hebrew, crafts and informative discussions on a wide range of topics) and a post b’nai mitzvah group..

For over 75 years, Temple Beth Shalom has taught and practiced Tikkun Olam, allowing our families and friends to join in healing the world.