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Capital Campaign Update
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Update: We have reached more than half of our goal. Thank you to our amazing community and donors!
For the first time in more than 20 years we launched a capital campaign. The purpose of the campaign is to fund long overdue improvements and maintenance to TKC facilities. Hopefully you have noticed our new roof, which has already been fully paid for through the capital campaign! The campaign continues though, as we also need to repair the parking lot and update the social hall. If you haven’t already, please consider contributing.
About Us
Our Mission
Situated in the heart of historic Roswell, GA since 1987, Temple Kehillat Chaim's mission is to uphold Judaism's enduring principles and ensure the Jewish people's continuity. We achieve this by fostering members' relationships with God through worship, Torah study, and community gatherings, applying Reform Jewish principles to daily life, and building a vibrant community that meets the spiritual, educational, cultural, and social needs of our diverse membership, including interfaith families. We also nurture individual and family growth as responsible community members and uphold a strong tradition of social action within both Jewish and secular communities.
Community of Life
Temple Kehillat Chaim, which means Community of Life, is a Reform Jewish congregation located in Historic Roswell.
We are INCLUSIVE
We are a diverse congregation. We reflect the larger community, and our members include interfaith families, LGBTQ+ people, people of color, Jews-by-Choice, Jews who grew up in every movement or no movement and more. Everyone is welcome and respected.
We are INTIMATE
Our small congregation means that you won't be lost in the crowd. TKC is a wonderful place to find community and make new friends.
We are INNOVATIVE
We believe in Reform Jewish values, prize creativity, and love new ideas and trying out new things.
Zichronam Livracha: May Their Memories Be a Blessing
Memory is a sacred bridge between the generations. In the Jewish tradition, we honor the souls of those who have departed by lighting a candle and reciting the Mourner’s Kaddish on the anniversary of their passing.
This act of Yahrzeit ensures that while our loved ones are no longer with us in body, their light continues to illuminate our lives and our community.
SHABBAT SERVICES
Friday, Jan 23
7:00 pm -Shabbat Worship
Broadway Shabbat!
In person and on YouTube
Saturday, Jan 24
No Shabbat Worship
& Torah Study this Week
For Shabbat candle-lighting times,
click here.
This Week's Torah Portion
Bo: Exodus 10:1- 13:16
Then the Eternal One said to Moses, "Go to Pharaoh. For I have hardened his heart and the hearts of his courtiers, in order that I may display these My signs among them."
- Exodus 10:1