Hamakomla

Hamakomla HAMAKOM is The Place for Conservative Judaism in the West San Fernando Valley, where we transform the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Temple Aliyah Is:

A modern, egalitarian congregation, pre-school, religious school, adult education and worship center, founded in 1962, with an innovative approach to Conservative Jewish values

A warm and inviting atmosphere celebrating Torah and the traditions of Jewish life through the values of education, spirituality and community

A place where bridges are built to strengthen Jewish life a

nd enhance relations with other faith communities

A member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, the Los Angeles Bureau of Jewish Education and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children

Everyone’s unique. Yet no matter where you are in your life, you can experience Jewish life to its fullest with Temple Aliyah. Some look to a synagogue for inspiring messages from the Rabbis. Others want songful prayers from the Hazzanim and Cantors. Still others simply want to be part of a social congregation and participate in programs that exemplify Jewish living. At Temple Aliyah, you’ll find exactly what you want — in a home for long-term spiritual growth that celebrates every step of the journey. For children, Temple Aliyah is a place to flourish and find their Jewish identity. For adults, it’s a place to gather, worship and socialize with others who share similar beliefs and values. For grandparents and other family members, it’s a place to share holidays and celebratory events that create strong memories and even stronger ties. Temple Aliyah is more than a synagogue, religious school, pre-school — it is a community. We’re a caring community of people — each unique like you — looking to grow and share the Jewish journey together. At Temple Aliyah, your family is our most important concern. Whether yours is a traditional or non-traditional household, a single parent home, a blended family, an intermarried family, or have a family member with special needs, there are programs designed for you.

09/04/2026

Shabbat Shalom!

Here is this week’s Shabbat Message with Rabbinic Intern Sarah Klein!

What do you think?

09/04/2026

The ECC kicked off the first Shabbat of the school year by welcoming Rabbi Burt to the ECC community!

09/01/2026

We had an AMAZING time at our annual Splash Bash!

Delicious food, shaved ice, cotton candy, woodworking, a blood drive, water activities, and so much more!

August's event was so successful - and so delicious - that we're doing it again. Order from Al-Ha-Esh on Wednesday, Sept...
09/01/2026

August's event was so successful - and so delicious - that we're doing it again. Order from Al-Ha-Esh on Wednesday, Sept 2nd, mention HAMAKOM when you do, and 18% will be donated to the synagogue. We're salivating already!

08/28/2026

Shabbat Shalom Hamakom!

Here is this week’s Shabbat Message with Rabbi Burg, for the parasha Ki Tavo.

What do you think?

Let us know in the comments!

Full circle 🔄 Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg first fell in love with Talmud and Mishnah as a student at AJU’s Ziegler School —...
08/25/2026

Full circle 🔄 Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg first fell in love with Talmud and Mishnah as a student at AJU’s Ziegler School — now, two decades later, he’s returned to LA as Hamakom’s new senior rabbi.

From his path into the rabbinate to how he’s approaching a community built on pluralism, his story is one of coming home.

Read the full journey — link in bio 📖

08/25/2026

What does Jewish tradition call the "fourth cardinal sin"? This week, Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg names it — and traces it from an ancient enemy in the Torah to the violence hitting our communities right now.

Full sermon, "Amalek and Terror," live on our YouTube channel.

https://youtu.be/jnbc9o8DBCQ?si=3vy53dzXQ4_bI4sF

The High Holy Days are a time to gather, reflect, and celebrate. We warmly welcome you—members, friends, and new faces a...
08/21/2026

The High Holy Days are a time to gather, reflect, and celebrate.

We warmly welcome you—members, friends, and new faces alike—to share in the spirit of a joyous New Year together.

We look forward to greeting you with inspiring services, uplifting music, and the warmth of community here at Hamakom.

Get your tickets at https://www.hamakomla.org/hhd

Address

Hidden Hills, CA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 3pm
6pm - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm
Sunday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+18188547650

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