Sponsored by: A Vibrant Reform Jewish Synagogue In Bergen County.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Temple Avodat Shalom is a community where individuals and families can worship, study, and assemble within the context of Reform Judaism. We accept and encourage a wide range of ideas, levels of observance and expressions of Judaism.
We provide for the lifelong educational needs of all our congregants, helping to cultivate an appreciation of our heritage and the joys of Judaism. Our educational goals include teaching Jews of all ages a love of God, an understanding of Torah, and identification with Israel.
Our congregation is devoted to acts of loving-kindness (g'milut chasidim) and healing the world (tikkun olam) through our many social action programs within and beyond our Jewish community.
We welcome all who wish to participate, regardless of age, marital status, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity or financial means. Straight, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals, people of all abilities, and individuals of all ages are welcome. We are committed to equality between men and women, reaching out to interfaith couples, and a respect for Jewish ritual traditions. We are dedicated to meeting the needs of diverse members, from our children to our seniors. In the spirit of our faith and our founders, we endeavor to provide a warm community and a chain of continuity for all who wish to share our home.
Tue, June 28 2022
29 Sivan 5782
More Learning Information
2021-2022 School Year Grade by Grade Calendars
Click here for our Fall 2021 COVID Policies.
We are so excited to be able to offer significant tuition reductions for Pre-K through 2nd Grade in the 2021-2022 school year!
Our Individualized Learning Program for students with all learning and behavioral needs.
Read through our Pre-K through 7th grade Curricular Map.
Everything you could need to know about Religious School and Teen Learning @ TAS in a PDF!
Upcoming Events
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Sunday ,
JulJuly 31 , 2022Brotherhood Cornhole Tournament & BBQ
Sunday, Jul 31st 4:00p to 9:00p
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Saturday ,
OctOctober 22 , 2022Bar Mitzvah of Alex Silverstein
Shabbat, Oct 22nd 10:30a to 12:30p