Temple Ner Tamid

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368 Lowell St

Peabody, MA 01960

+1 (978) 532-1293

https://templenertamid.org

Temple Ner Tamid, located in Peabody, MA, has been a cornerstone of educational, social, and religious programming since its establishment in 1959. The temple offers a variety of services, including in-person and online worship, lifecycle events, and community support initiatives.

With a commitment to enriching Jewish spiritual practice, Temple Ner Tamid hosts numerous events throughout the year, such as holiday celebrations, educational classes, and community service projects. The temple fosters a welcoming environment for members to connect and grow together in their faith and community involvement.

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