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Temple Beth Jacob in Concord, NH, traces its roots back to 1907 when it was founded as Base of Jacob by 11 men before becoming known as Temple Beth Jacob in 1917. Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism since 1946, the congregation has grown from its Orthodox origins to become a traditional Reform Congregation with over 175 families from the Concord area and beyond. Over the years, Temple Beth Jacob has evolved under the guidance of dedicated rabbis and leaders, expanding its facilities and activities to embrace a diverse range of Jewish ideas and ideals. Today, the synagogue stands as an integral part of the broader Jewish community in New Hampshire, reflecting a rich history of growth and adaptation from its modest beginnings. Generated from their available business information