Congregation Da'at Elohim, the Temple of Universal Judaism
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TUJ is a warm, friendly, small Reform Jewish congregation comprised of caring and supportive people. We are an inclusive community with members from all backgrounds. We welcome same sex couples, interfaith couples, all Jews, people interested in Judaism, anyone who wishes to worship with us. TUJ is a community where one can enhance their life spiritually and intellectually and participate in social action projects.

Events & Services
Rabbi Gary Bretton-Granatoor
Sermons and selected articles available: Rabbi page

Upcoming events & services:

5/17, Thu, 7:00pm - Adult Education: From the Bierkeller to the Bistro: The Changing Face of Antisemitism" Lecture by writer and communications expert Ben Cohen, led by Rabbi Gary Bretton-Granatoor

Seventy years after the Holocaust, why does antisemitism persist as a global phenomenon? How is the term antisemitism defined and who owns the definition? And why are some leading academics and pundits aligning themselves with the antisemitic fringe? Join writer and communications expert Ben Cohen, author of "The Big Lie Returns," the cover feature of the February 2012 edition of Commentary magazine, for an evening of discussion and debate

5/26, Sat, 6:00pm - Shavuot
Rabbi Gary Bretton-Granatoor will conduct a service to celebrate the Festival of Shavuot. This is one of the three Pilgrim festivals in the Torah when the commandment decreed going up to the Temple in Jerusalem. This holiday commemorates the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai which we will study in depth.

6/8, Fri, 7:30pm - Shabbat service will be led by guest Rabbi Ari Fridkis
After many years as the spiritual leader of a NJ congregation, Rabbi Fridkis founded and directs TORAHnyc.org, established in 2007 as an outreach organization devoted to traditional Judaism from a Reform-Liberal perspective.

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