TEMPLE BETH OR, INC.
MIAMI, FLORIDA

Temple Beth Or , a Reform Congregation in south Dayton, was founded in 1984 by a group of dedicated Jewish families who wanted their children to have a Jewish education and a place to worship as a congregation. Over a quarter century later, Temple Beth Or is a full-service congregation large enough to offer a variety of educational and community programs, yet small enough to maintain a feeling of intimacy. Temple Beth Or Share the warmth and joy. Temple Beth Or is truly a family affair—a caring, supportive, and inclusive environment. We invite you to visit our congregation. We look forward to welcoming you into our temple family. Rabbi Judy Chessin has been the Rabbi of Temple Beth Or since its inception in 1984. In 1984 she was asked to guide 35 South Dayton families in their endeavor to create a Reform Jewish synagogue in the Centerville area. Together they created Temple Beth Or. abbi Ari Ballaban was ordained by the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in May 2015. He began serving as Temple Beth Or’s Rabbi Educator at the beginning of the 2015-2016 religious school year and was named Assistant Rabbi in 2017. He lives in Cincinnati where he is a Ph.D. candidate in Rabbinic literature at the Hebrew Union College. Donna has been with Temple Beth Or since June 2016. Her background includes several years working for the federal goverment while moving around the country with her U.S. Navy husband.  Donna handles all aspects of Temple Beth Or operations including donations, accounts, membership and facility rentals.  Sharon has been with Temple Beth Or since December 2016. Her background includes more than 20 years in journalism and public relations. Board Members are volunteers who are elected at Temple Beth Or's Annual Meeting.  Temple Beth Or , a Reform Congregation in south Dayton, was founded in 1984 by a group of dedicated Jewish families who wanted their children to have a Jewish education and a place to worship as a congregation. Over a quarter century later, Temple Beth Or is a full-service congregation large enough to offer a variety of educational and community programs, yet small enough to maintain a feeling of intimacy. Temple Beth Or Share the warmth and joy. Temple Beth Or is truly a family affair—a caring, supportive, and inclusive environment. We invite you to visit our congregation. We look forward to welcoming you into our temple family. More than 1,000 of the scrolls rescued from throughout Czechoslovakia and the surrounding areas are now on permanent loan to synagogues around the world. Each has its unique story and many are used weekly. At Temple Beth Or, All information provided is private and will not be shared with anyone without your written permission. The Temple Beth Or Levin Hall and additional meeting rooms are available for rent by both members and non-members. Our large parking lot, large hall, and multiple rooms are suited for events ranging from Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, weddings, luncheons, and funerals, to corporate meetings and seminars. Register your Kroger Plus Card on-line, designating Temple Beth Or as your charity of choice. Click here Temple Beth Or participates in Dorothy Lane Market's Good Neighbor Program. To participate, just register your DLM Club Card at Dorothy Lane Market also offers reloadable gift cards (sometimes known as SCRIP). Visit the customer service counter at your favorite store and ask for it to be applied to Temple Beth Or, organization number 1033. Reload these cards before you shop! Sign up for this free service and you will get great coupons and Temple Beth Or will get a donation! Just designate Temple Beth Or-Dayton as your charity of choice. Click for details on Temple Beth Or's premier fund-raising event.  Temple Beth Or's Adult Education Committee