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Oak Park Temple
708-386-3937
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Stretching back before its move from Chicago to Oak Park, the Oak Park Temple has a storied history.
In the years since the Harlem Avenue temple was established in 1957, the congregation has grown and the programs offered by the temple have expanded considerably.
In addition to offering regular worship hours and services for life events, members of west suburban Jewish community can partake in pre-school and religious education sessions for kids and Torah study groups an Hebrew education for adults.
The temple is led by Rabbi Max Weiss.
- Fax: 708-386-0955
- Hours: Office hours: Mon - Fri, 8am - 5pm. Worship hours: Fri, 8am; Sat, 10am. Guests are encouraged to call the temple for additional service hours.
- Handicap Accessible: Elevator and ramps
- Parking: Free lot, On-street: free
- Denomination: Jewish - Reform
- Congregation size: 480
- Services: Child care, Choir/music programs, Study groups, Youth programs
- Recreational facilities: No
- Number of students: 350
- Public/Private: Private
- Financial aid: Yes
- Religious affiliation: Jewish Reform
- Accreditation/licenses: National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
- Student-to-teacher ratio: 5:1
- Number of faculty: About 55
- Age range: Pre-schoolers; religious education extends to teens
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A warm, friendly community which maintains ties to Israel as well as throughout the US Reform world and local interfaith community. Come visit and stay!
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This Synagogue has passionate Hebrew chanting led by a great woman Cantor, and an inspiring Rabbi leads spiritual discussions that include the opinions of the congregants which are interwoven into the services. A great place for Jews by Choice, and Patrilineal Jews because of this Temple's inclusive and welcoming attitude.