Rabbi Miriam Terlinchamp joined Temple Sholom in July 2010. She has brought great personal warmth, spirituality, and innovation to our Temple Community. Here is her welcome message:
Tzur Sholom Partners with Elementz in Social Action and Education Program
Rabbi Terlinchamp offers prayer at Cincinnati Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebrations
Temple Members Cook for Ronald McDonald House on Christmas Day
Temple Sholom holds Hanukkah Celebration with 180 attending
Brotherhood holds senior care program
Temple Sholom contributed over 25 gift cards and 100 boxes of cereal to Valley Interfaith for the needy
Temple Sholom hosts 35 women for Interfaith Tea
Sisterhood holds successful 7th Annual Heidi Leeb Memorial Mah Jongg tournament and Charming Charlie's shopping trip
We welcome all our of new congregants to the Temple Sholom family - 38 new families the last year and a half.
Over 800 individuals from 13 countries joined us online for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
Temple Sholom honored congregants for volunteer and philanthropic contributions on Shabbat Shuva
Innovative Ivrit (Hebrew) classes kick off - including Intergenerational Hebrew
Temple Sholom will stream Shabbat Services 2X/Month. For Schedule, click here: Community
Our Community
Welcome Home to Temple Sholom
Welcome Home to Temple Sholom
Temple Sholom is a unique Reform Jewish community. We are among the smaller and more intimate synagogues in Cincinnati and you will feel immediately welcome and part of our "family" and you can "come as you are". We blend Jewish tradition with inclusiveness, innovative and meaningful ritual and programming, and community involvement.
Our Vision:
At Temple Sholom every person counts and everyone is welcome. Jews by birth, Jews by choice, and interfaith families are welcome as we worship, as we learn, and as we celebrate Judaism. We’re a warm and caring Reform congregation that values the spiritual fulfillment and joy that Jewish tradition brings to our lives. Our Mission:
We are devoted to Torah, Life Long Learning, Worship, and Acts of Loving Kindness (Gemilut Chasidim) in our community and the world.
We embrace tradition in our services and life cycle events while we innovate in our worship, music, and celebrations.
We share a culture of community, friendship and extended family.