Wise Center - Isaac M. Wise Temple (KK Bn'ei Yeshurun)

Ralph Cohen Library is a vibrant and enduring Reform Jewish community located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Inspired by the innovative vision of Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise, the founder of the American Reform Movement, the library offers a wide range of resources and educational programs for its members. With a mission to engage and support its community, Ralph Cohen Library provides opportunities for worship, study, and good deeds, fostering a sense of belonging and connection among its members. As a modern and dynamic congregation, Ralph Cohen Library embraces the values of inclusivity and social responsibility. Through its various programs and initiatives, the library encourages active participation and involvement from its members, empowering them to contribute to the sacred work of the Temple. With a focus on supporting individuals throughout their life cycles, Ralph Cohen Library provides a welcoming and supportive environment for all, making it a cherished institution within the Cincinnati community.Generated from the website

Founded in 1824, Rockdale Temple is a congregation that serves the religious and spiritual needs of individuals. It provides various Shabbat services and offers membership options. The temple organizes weddings, holiday celebrations and events. Rockdale Temple maintains an adult education committee that conducts a variety of spiritual and educational programs and classes. It also organizes a range of social activities and youth groups for students in grade 5 through 12. The temple is a member of the Union for Reform Judaism. Rockdale Temple is located in Cincinnati.

Temple Sholom in Amberley, OH is a welcoming and inclusive faith community that embraces individuals and families from all backgrounds, including interfaith families, seekers, and those in search of a spiritual home. With a focus on Jewish practice and learning, Temple Sholom aims to nurture spiritual growth through a Jewish lens, while also emphasizing social justice, caring for others, prayer, questioning, and spiritual fulfillment. Temple Sholom offers various ways to connect to the Jewish community and engage in prayer, both within the traditional boundaries of synagogue life and beyond. Through their website, individuals can access original videos of traditional and contemporary prayers, as well as specific prayers for healing, life cycles, and mourning. Additionally, Temple Sholom live streams many of their services, including High Holy Day observances, and provides inspiring sermons and thought-provoking videos for sharing with family and friends on social media.Generated from the website