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The MISSION of the Temple of Israel is to be recognized as the spiritual, educational, ritual, and social center for Reform Judaism in the Greenville area; to perpetuate Reform Judaism and its principles of justice, compassion and righteousness; to cultivate an appreciation of the Jewish heritage; and to serve as a focus of dialogue between Reform Jews and other Jewish and non-Jewish local and world communities.

The Temple will officially be reopening for Shabbat services on April 16! As we work towards a full reopening, we’ll have several guidelines in place. First, congregants will RSVP for a limited number of spots for Friday night services. Priority will be given to families commemorating yahrzeits, and the Temple will not be open for services during B’nai mitzvah events for the time being in an effort to leave as much space as possible for the B’nai mitzvah families. While at services, congregants will be required to observe social distancing measures, wear masks, and there will be no congregating in the building after services. We can’t wait to welcome all of you back to the building!