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High Holy Days 2019

Erev Rosh Hashanah 6.00pm Sunday 29 September.

Rosh Hashanah 10.30am Monday 30 September.

Shabbat Shuvah Service and dinner 6.00pm Friday 4 October

Yom Kippur Kol Nidre 6.30pm 8 October

Yom Kippur 10.30am 9 October followed by breaking the fast.

Services

EREV SHABBAT

Every Friday 6.00pm.

SHABBAT

Every Saturday 10.15am followed by a small Brocha.

Wishing to attend a service for the first time, for security reasons, please contact the office on +2711-642-1514 or Reeva Forman on +2711-482-1570

Objectives

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

TEMPLE ISRAEL IS A PLACE OF JEWISH WORSHIP, OFFERING RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT AND COMMUNAL ENVIRONMENT, GUIDED BY COMMITTED LEADERSHIP.

Home of Progressive Judaism in South Africa

Home
About Us
Events
- Shabbat Shuvah
- Tu B’Shevat Seder
History
Gallery
Become a friend of Temple Israel – Hillbrow
Temple Israel Heritage Centre
Temple Israel Heritage Centre – Exhibition

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Temple Israel Heritage Plaque

Sunday 28 November 2014 saw an extraordinarily moving event in which activist Reeva Forman’s campaign to reserve
Hillbrow’s Temple Israel, South Africa’s first Reform ynagogue,
began to enjoy the public attention it warrants.
With the assistance of the Johannesburg Heritage
Foundation’s Flo Bird, a blue plaque was installed outside
the shul. Opened in 1936 under the leadership of Rabbi
MC Weiler, the shul in Paul Nel Street is an Art Deco gem
designed by architects Kallenbach, Kennedy and Furner, and serves as the repository for the archives of Progressive Judaism. Pictured are Johannesburg City’s deputy
director of Immovable heritage, Eric Itzkin with Forman and Temple Israel congregants unveiling the plaque.

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