We are pleased and excited to announce that Temple Beth Sholom’s own Rabbi Cohen was named one of Orange County’s Most Influential for 2015 by the Orange County Register. Please see the full article on the OCRegister.com web site

We are pleased and excited to announce that Temple Beth Sholom’s own Rabbi Cohen was named one of Orange County’s Most Influential for 2015 by the Orange County Register. Please see the full article on the OCRegister.com web site
(This letter was sent to local interfaith partners) Dear Friends, I want to extend my condolences to our community, especially, those from our local AME churches during this tragic time. I know that talking about Gun Violence and policies can be quite controversial, however, right now, political differences aside. innocent lives were lost last night […]
After 18 months since our fire, we will return to our Sanctuary and Social Hall! Join us for a special celebratory Chanukat HaBayit, a re-dedication of our TBS home. Our Torah scrolls will be brought back into our sanctuary by everyone present and our sanctuary will be filled with the voices of our community once […]
Like any other election, no one is every going to be happy with the results. And the elections in Israel is challenging for us as American Jews because, while we want to have a stronger hand in what is happening in Israel, we are not registered to vote there. Yes, there is a way for […]
Every Jew has the right to be brought to Torah. Our children can be brought to Torah when they are 13. Some choose to wait till later in life. Some may not be given the opportunity when they are younger and choose to come to Torah later in life. But no matter when, every Jew […]
It’s hard to believe that a year has passed since our fire. So much has happened in this time and so much more is going to happen. Our building is starting to take shape and we are very excited to share updates with you throughout the process. Before, there was not much to see, but […]
Libi B’Mizrach – My Heart is In the East… As are many of our hearts right now. The cruel, cowardly and despicable actions of the terrorists who entered the synagogue in the Har Nof neighborhood in Jerusalem is something that stuns each of us. That someone could enter a house of prayer and brutally murder […]
Since Wednesday I have been at Camp Hess Kramer and Gindling Hilltop Camp (Wilshire Boulevard Temple Camps) in Malibu. This is my 8th summer spending a week with not only our campers from TBS, but with campers from all over Southern California and Arizona. (I’ll share more thoughts later about why it’s so great to […]
Libi b’mizrach – My heart is in the east. It has been an intense nine days. It even started before that with the tragic killings of three Israeli young men and a Palestinian boy, all by extremists on both sides. We as Jews can’t say we don’t have extremists too, that would be ignorant. For […]
June 6th marks the 70th anniversary of D-Day and the Battle at Normandy and Omaha Beach. On June 6, 1944, 160,000 Allied troops landed along a 50 mile stretch of beach on the French Coast to fight Nazi Germany. General Dwight D. Eisenhower said of the operation that it was a crusade in which “we […]