Due to the COVID-19 situation, the Temple building is closed and all scheduled programs and event have been cancelled..We have created a COVID-19 Quarantine Resource page to provide our community with a way of staying connected. Click here to access the page.

If you are home bound and in need of assistance, we are here to help. Email Karen Anolick if you have any questions about programs. If you are feeling anxious or overwhelmed about this situation, please contact Rabbi Musnitsky or Cantor Berman, All pertinent information will be communicated to our community via email and available on our website

Welcome to Our Temple

According to Jewish tradition, each generation builds upon the accomplishments of those who came before them. Today, Temple Har Shalom is a dynamic center of Jewish religious, educational, cultural and social activities drawing members from more than 14 different towns within Somerset, Union and Morris Counties. Our vision is to honor our past, yet serve as a relevant and sacred Congregation in the 21st Century. We welcome your presence as we seek to: increase your joys; enhance and expand your knowledge; broaden your engagement in helping to heal our world; and lessen the burdens of life’s challenges through a Jewish lens.

TEMPLE HAPPENINGS

Education for All Ages at Temple Har Shalom
Our Education Department offers programs and learning opportunities for all ages. Our JSchool (K – 6th Grade) and Machon (7th – 12th Grade) curriculum and hours are being revamped for the 2018-19 school year. Information will be coming soon! Our fun and interactive youth group programming builds strong bonds of community among our kids and teens.
The Orchard Academy @ Mountain Top School
For our youngest learners, starting at 6 weeks, we have flexible days and times at The Orchard Academy @ Mountain Top School.
Shabbat - Friday, April 10th

We wish everyone a Chag Pesach Sameach (Happy Passover)! Information for this weekends Service will be provided later this week. Feel free to email Karen Anolick with any questions.
We hope that members of our community are staying safe and healthy. If you are in need of assistance, do not hesitate to reach out via email to Rabbi Musnitsky or Cantor Berman.