Temple of Universal Judaism

A growing Reform Jewish congregation with members of all ages,
backgrounds and sexual orientations. Our community is inclusive and
welcomes Jews, non-Jews and Jews by choice; intermarried and intramarried;
couples and singles; and all who wish to worship with us in seeking peace,
justice, righteousness and a community of concern for
"repairing the world" (Tikkun Olam).

1010 Park Avenue at 85th Street, NYC 888.590.2791 tujinfo@tuj.org

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Why we like TUJ
•"Warm, friendly, small congregation."
•"They don't look you up and down to see what you're wearing."
•"The kids can run around during the family service."
•"There's a 1970's feeling of non-materialism."
•"Become part of a caring community & develop friendships with interesting, supportive people."
•"Provides ways to explore meaningful issues & get involved in social action projects."
•"Has enhanced my life spiritually & intellectually, not to mention all the friends I've made."
•"It's a joy to see children participating in the service."
•"No one checks your genes at the door." —Rabbi Chuck Lippman

Events & Services

Rabbi Gary Bretton-Granatoor

Tuesday, May 13
6:30-8:30pm: Intergenerational Education Evening
I know that I have to be nice, but must I also be good? The Jewish call for social justice and social action.

Friday, May 16
7:15pm: Internationally-renowned singer, guitarist and composer, Debbie Friedman will join Rabbi Gary Bretton-Granatoor!

Debbie's songs have been sung all over the world and are known and loved by millions.

Over the course of her distinguished career, legendary American Jewish composer, singer and recording artist Debbie Friedman has created a whole new genre of contemporary, accessible Jewish music. One of her most famous songs, Mi Shebeirach (the prayer for healing), is sung at TUJ during every Shabbat Service and in synagogues and churches across the nation.

This is a very special event for TUJ and should not be missed. Debbie's concerts are usually sold out at concert halls all over the world.

We urge everyone to come and share this Shabbat service with a superstar in American Jewish music!

Of course, all Shabbat services at TUJ are free and open to the public.

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•Your community in times of need and joy.
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•Your community to help reverse global warming.
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Read Rabbi Bretton-Granatoor's article in The Jewish Week, 4/11/2008: Don’t Be Angry At Missionaries. For more articles, click here.

TUJ Social Action Blog. See our calendar of New York City social action events, check the “One-Minute Activist” for current web petitions and campaigns, find out more about TUJ’s Social Action activities and issues. Join us in our effort to repair the world.

For youth education please call 888.590.2791 with all inquiries.

Buy The Eternal Amen of Abraham Joshua Heschel by TUJ-member Eve Roshevsky and support TUJ

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TUJ written up in Jewish Week.

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