Temple Beth David of the San Gabriel Valley

Welcome to Temple Beth David
Jewishly Warm and Relevant

We are proud to provide a safe and sacred space for all Jews and interfaith families without regard to race, gender, or other barriers to love. Our community is part of the reform Judaism tradition where spiritual discovery, educational richness, loving-kindness, and personal responsibility are developed to better ourselves, our children, and the world which we all share.

In addition to regular weekly and holiday services, we host B’nai Mitzvah training, children’s education (pre-k through 12th grade), choir, enrichment programs (including adult Hebrew, crafts and informative bagel breakfasts on a wide range of topics), a youth group, a madrichim program, and our temple’s signature Hebrew on Shabbat program: Ulpan Shabbat.

For over 70 years, Temple Beth David has taught and practiced Tikkun Olam, allowing our families and friends to join in healing the world

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You may contribute to Temple Beth David to honor a special occasion, in memory of a loved one, or just to support the temple. You may allow us to use the money where it is needed most to support Temple Beth David, or make a donation to a special fund.

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From the Union For Reform Judaism / Reform Movement

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Israeli Arts and Culture

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Just a month after it was announced that the Israeli star Shira Haas would portray Meir in a TV series, The Hollywood Reporter revealed this week that Oscar winner Helen Mirren would portray Israel’s only female prime minister in an upcoming biopic.

The Eichmann Trial 60 Years Later: What Have We Learned?

The Eichmann Trial 60 Years Later: What Have We Learned? kbkaput April 9, 2021

Israel

Black and white image of the courtroom during the Eichmann trial

April 11, 2021, marks the 60th anniversary of the opening of Adolf Eichmann’s trial, which coincided with the young Jewish state’s bat/bar mitzvah year of independence. These two events represent a microcosm of modern Jewish history.