B’ruchim Ha-Baim
We Welcome You To Our Home
Temple Beth Torah is a circle of friends anchored in the values of egalitarian, Conservative Judaism. We want to expand our circle by attracting all Jews, young and old, families and singles, to a warm and welcoming congregation of friends. We are here to pray together, to play together, to learn together, and to be there for each other as we face the joys and difficulties of our lives.
From its inception in February 1972, Temple Beth Torah has reflected the very best in the Jewish spirit of community. Our Temple was founded by a handful of early Tamarac pioneers who recognized the necessity of having both a synagogue and a center for Jewish activity. A combination of experience and hard work was then put into action. Mirroring a growth pattern common to South Florida, Temple Beth Torah quickly expanded from a storefront to the land upon which our magnificent congregation now rests.
Today, Temple Beth Torah, affiliated with United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, is recognized as being one of the premier Conservative Synagogues in the Southeastern United States. We proudly received the Synagogue of Excellence Award from the USCJ. With our award-winning Pre School, acclaimed youth programs, Framework of Excellence Religious School, and multi-faceted educational opportunities, Temple Beth Torah strives to serve the needs of Jews of all ages and interests. All of this progress has come about because of our devoted Temple Beth Torah members.
In just 38 years we have seen many dreams turn into reality; we continue to face the challenge of the future with joy in our hearts and energy in our spirits. Now we are busy planning our new building just down the block from our existing facility. We look forward to opening our doors this summer to a state-of-the-art facility with classrooms for children from 6 weeks to 18 years of age. A beautiful new sanctuary, chapel, library/computer room not to mention our multi-purpose room for all life cycle celebrations such as engagement parties, weddings, bris, bar/bat mitzvah, etc.
