Temple Beth Or Everett

Temple Beth Or Everett Reform Jewish Synagogue in Snohomish County Browse our Web site, attend a service or event, and join us!

Our warm, compassionate, vibrant, spirited, inclusive, and participatory Reform Jewish community is religiously and geographically diverse, serving Washington's northern Puget Sound. If you are interested in learning more about membership, please contact our office at 425.259.7125 or [email protected]

Note: We do not charge attendance fees. Our hours do vary so please check our website calendar www.templebethor.org/calendar for more info.

Temple Beth Or Pride Shirts Now Available!Orders take 7–10 days to arrive, so please place your order as soon as possibl...
05/12/2026

Temple Beth Or Pride Shirts Now Available!

Orders take 7–10 days to arrive, so please place your order as soon as possible if you’d like your shirt in time for Pride Shabbat on June 12. Order online and have it shipped directly to your home.

https://templebethor.itemorder.com/

Are you interested in a Jewish cookbook, chocked full of nearly 200 family recipes? Limited copies remain so order yours...
05/03/2026

Are you interested in a Jewish cookbook, chocked full of nearly 200 family recipes? Limited copies remain so order yours soon!

https://templebethor.org/cookbook/

On May 2, we held a Dedication Ceremony to celebrate our pending return to our new building.Stay tuned for more news abo...
05/03/2026

On May 2, we held a Dedication Ceremony to celebrate our pending return to our new building.

Stay tuned for more news about our re-opening date!

03/10/2026

Step into the Women’s Wing at the Jewish Virtual Library - JVL.

This Women’s History Month, learn all about pivotal Jewish women from around the world. Follow along all month as we highlight iconic Jewish women from history to today.

From major feminist movements to iconic Jewish women in the U.S. and Israel, find resources and articles in the Women’s Wing at https://jewishvirtuallibrary.org/women-wing.

Consider contacting your State Representative to urge them to support the Safe Worship Zone Bill - all faiths deserve to...
03/10/2026

Consider contacting your State Representative to urge them to support the Safe Worship Zone Bill - all faiths deserve to worship without fear.

ESSB 5436, Washington’s Safe Worship Zone Bill, is moving to the House floor.

Now is the moment to act.

People of all faiths deserve to worship without fear.

Contact your State Rep and urge a yes vote. https://action.adl.org/a/house_essb5436

Girl Scouting Patch Project - Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh https://share.google/oYMoo9PidnodPqmcVHolocaust Center of P...
03/09/2026

Girl Scouting Patch Project - Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh https://share.google/oYMoo9PidnodPqmcV

Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh

About The mission of the Holocaust Education Girl Scout Patch Program is to address the injustices of the Holocaust and antisemitism, as well as to empower individuals to build a more humane and respectful society. Girl Scouts are invited to partake in a patch program that will educate them about th...

03/05/2026

We at the Parents Circle are deeply concerned over the increasing loss of life and the suffering affecting civilians on all sides.

As bereaved families who have paid the highest price of war, we will always promote the sanctity of human life, our shared humanity, and safety and freedom for all.

We are praying for the lives of all people in the Middle East, including Israelis, Palestinians, Iranians, and Americans.

03/05/2026

Discover exotic dishes from around the world, many of them playfully connected to various body parts of Haman, the Purim villain.

03/05/2026

We are running low on some✨HIGH-NEEDS✨essential items for our families: towels, shampoo, conditioner, quality menstrual products, body wash, hair ties, and brushes.

Please visit interfaithwa.org/donations to schedule a donation drop-off! *Note that we do not accept donations without an appointment*

03/05/2026

A book sale in the Lodz ghetto. From the collection of color photographs taken in the Lodz ghetto by an Austrian photographer Walter Genewein.

In 1987 someone rummaging in a secondhand bookstore in Vienna came across a set of about 400 color slides. They turned out to be images of the Lodz ghetto, taken by Walter Genewein, the N***s' chief accountant. After Genewein died, his companion sold the pictures to the bookstore in Vienna. From there, they made their way into the collection of the Jewish Museum in Frankfurt, and also into Jablonski's movie "Photographer". Genewein must have had his reasons for selecting one view over another and for carefully numbering the images, as if to create a sequence.

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3215 Lombard Avenue
Everett, WA
98201

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