Shabbat Services on Zoom
Please note the TBD Zoom is for temple members and requires a passcode. Please see the Weekly Megillah for the Zoom passcode.
Shabbat Services on Zoom
Please note the TBD Zoom is for temple members and requires a passcode. Please see the Weekly Megillah for the Zoom passcode.
Religious School Registration
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Registration Information 2025-2026
Religious School Calendar 2025-2026 for Families
High Holiday Schedule of Services 2025-5786
SELICHOTSaturday, Sept. 13th | Havdalah & Selichot Service 8:00 pm |
Monday, Sept. 22nd | Erev Rosh HaShanah Service 7:30 pm |
Tuesday, Sept. 23rd | Rosh HaShanah Day One |
Morning Service 10:00 am (One Service Only) | |
Children’s Service 1:00 pm (in person only) |
Tashlich (off site) 4:00 pm |
Wednesday, Sept. 24th | Rosh HaShanah Day Two |
Morning Service 10:00 am (One Service Only) |
Friday, Sept. 26th | Shabbat Service 7:30 pm |
Wednesday, Oct. 1st | Kol Nidre Service 7:30 pm |
Thursday, Oct. 2nd | Yom Kippur Service |
Morning Service 10:00 am (One Service Only) | |
Children’s Service 1:00 pm (in person only) | |
Community Memorial Service 3:00 pm | |
(Led by Lay Leadership, in person only) |
Afternoon, Memorial & Concluding Service 4:00 pm | |
*TBD High Holiday 5786 Zoom information will be provided to Temple members only who contact the Temple Office in advance of the holidays.
Temple Beth David is a welcoming Reform community where families have made their Jewish home for generations. From our earliest days to the present, we have grown from a small group of families to a vibrant congregation 400 families strong. We strive to create a Jewish environment that meets the needs of all our families, offering opportunities to grow with us, to learn with us and to share in our tradition. We treasure the spirit of closeness on which Temple Beth David was founded and on which our congregation continues to thrive.
About Us
Our History
Temple Beth David is a Reform congregation founded more than 50 years ago. In 1961, a small group of Jewish…
Worship
We are a Reform congregation and a member of the Union for Reform Judaism, the largest Movement of Jews in…
Our Mission
Temple Beth David is built upon three cornerstones: WE ARE A SACRED COMMUNITY בְּצֶלֶם אֱלהִים בָּרָה אתוֹ B’Tzelem Elohim bara…
We are here to stay…
To secure our future for many years to come, we have sold our building to Nassau Suffolk Services for Autism (NSSA). Through this arrangement, we will stay in our home for at least the next 20 years. Together, Temple Beth David and NSSA are committed to serving our respective communities at the highest standard possible.