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Oct 16, 2024KRS closes for federal holidays and for major Jewish holidays.
View Event DetailsWe invite you to explore Temple Har Zion and embrace a modern and upbeat approach to Jewish tradition and spiritual growth.
We are a warm and welcoming community for individuals and families of all backgrounds. Our congregation is home to a diverse group united by a dedication to Judaism and a love of the Jewish people. From young families raising their children to seniors sharing their experiences, Temple Har Zion nurtures faith and friendship. We pray, learn, and live, inspired by our Jewish faith, tradition and each other.
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ABOUT USWe welcome guests from all backgrounds and observance levels. We have opportunities for learning and spiritual growth whatever your knowledge.
EXPLORE OUR COMMUNITYDiscover our multigenerational and joyous community, where everyone knows your name. We invite you to visit us for a tour and ask any questions.
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KRS closes for federal holidays and for major Jewish holidays.
View Event DetailsThe week-long harvest festival of Sukkot commemorates the dwelling of the Israelites in tents during their 40-year journey in the Sinai desert. We eat meals and sleep in a sukkah, and shake the etrog and lulav. Har Zion preschool children decorate the temple sukkah.
View Event DetailsHar Zion Preschool closes on River Forest and public school holidays and on the major Jewish Holidays.
View Event DetailsThere are in person and streamed holiday services at 10am on the first two days of Sukkot; they use same the Zoom ID and siddur as the Shabbat morning services. The temple office is closed.
View Event DetailsThe week-long harvest festival of Sukkot commemorates the dwelling of the Israelites in tents during their 40-year journey in the Sinai desert. We eat meals and sleep in a sukkah, and shake the etrog and lulav. Har Zion preschool children decorate the temple sukkah.
View Event DetailsA Sukkot celebration in the Sukkah for all children ages 1-7! The children with decorate, and then eat lunch in, the Har Zion Sukkah.
View Event DetailsThe week-long harvest festival of Sukkot commemorates the dwelling of the Israelites in tents during their 40-year journey in the Sinai desert. We eat meals and sleep in a sukkah, and shake the etrog and lulav. Har Zion preschool children decorate the temple sukkah.
View Event DetailsWe remember that God ceased work on the seventh day, and we too should rest and restore our energy.
View Event DetailsSalmon in the Sukkah is an annual event at Har Zion, a Shabbat dinner eaten…
View Event DetailsJoin us for Shabbat Morning services. Featuring a variety of traditional, modern, cantorial, and Hassidic melodies, the service is lead by Rabbi Glick and Cantor Figa. Service at 10 AM and Kiddush to follow
View Event DetailsSchool-aged children are invited to join in a service using a siddur for them led by Har Zion teenagers.
View Event DetailsJoin Rabbi Glick on (most) Sunday mornings for a half hour of Guided Jewish Meditation.…
View Event DetailsThe 3rd Jewish Latine Family Festival is coming to Har Zion on Sunday, October 20, 2024. We'll have fun, food, and information, and Latin Grammy-winning MISTER G!
View Event DetailsExplore various topics, including holidays, stories, prayers, and Pirkei Avot, on Zoom with Har Zion Education Director David Schwartz.
View Event DetailsKRS closes for federal holidays and for major Jewish holidays.
View Event DetailsHar Zion Preschool closes on River Forest and public school holidays and on the major Jewish Holidays.
View Event DetailsThere are in person and streamed holiday services at 10am on Shemini Atzeret and on Simchat Torah; they use same the Zoom ID and siddur as the Shabbat morning services. The temple office is closed.
View Event DetailsShohet Daily Minyan is replaced today with an in-person/streaming service for today's holiday, 10am-12noon.
View Event DetailsSimchat Torah marks the end of the annual Torah scroll reading and the beginning of the new cycle for the coming year. It is celebrated with musicians, singing, dancing, and merry processions of people carrying Torahs and children waving flags.
View Event DetailsShohet Daily Minyan is replaced today with an in-person/streaming service for today's holiday, 10am-12noon.
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