What Jews Should Know About the New Testatment
The New Reform Temple is honored to offer a unique four-week course entitled: What Jews Should Know about the New Testament. The instructor will be Revered, Dr. Robert Hill. The course will be offered on four consecutive Monday nights: October 22nd, October 29th, November 5th and November 12th. The course will begin at 7:00 pm sharp and will last approximately one hour. This educational program is open to the community.
The New Reform Temple has a unique history of inter-faith engagement. For Jews living in the United States today, a basic understanding of the New Testament is essential for understanding our own place in the American religious landscape.
Prior registration is required. Only a limited number of slots are available. Contact the Temple office to register. The registration deadline is Monday, October 15.
The next NRT Book Club will be held on Tuesday, October 30 at 7:00 pm.
On Sunday, October 21, from approximately 9:00 a.m – 12:30 p.m., The New Reform Temple’s Social Justice Committee invites families, couples, and singles to attend Mitzvah Day 2018.
Make the Jewish New Year of 5779 especially meaningful by signing up to write a letter in our Torah that is being restored, and thus fulfilling the 613th and final mitzvah in the Torah. The Torah, originally used by a congregation in what was then Czechoslovakia (and now The Czech Republic), survived the Holocaust and has been in The New Reform Temple’s sacred trust since the Temple’s founding over 50 years ago. The act of helping the scribe to write a letter in the Torah will be a powerful experience that is sure to better connect you with Judaism broadly and the Temple specifically. The experience is designed to be shared by families, which will each enjoy private time with the scribe during which they will learn about the specific letter and the section of the Torah they will be working on. There will also be learning stations that will be edifying. December 9th will be the final opportunity to participate.
With the High Holidays rapidly approaching we know many young/young-ish folks within Kansas City’s Jewish community are looking for a synagogue. And guess what? We’re looking for young new members to join the NRT family!
The New Reform Temple welcomes all to worship with us during the High Holy Days. Tickets are required to attend all of our services and must be obtained by contacting the Temple office prior to the start of the Holy Days. Member tickets will be mailed automatically. Our service schedule may be found here on our 
The New Reform Temple Presents
Jewish Family Services, in partnership with the Rabbinical Association of Greater Kansas City, has teamed up with area congregations in response to the ever-growing need for food assistance in Kansas City. Our congregation has been asked to collect donations of granola/fiber/snack bars and toilet paper during the summer month of June through August. These items will be stocked in the JFS Food pantry and will provide for more than 200 households in our community.
Tom Isenberg and Carol Barnett, long time members and leaders of The New Reform Temple and their brother, John Isenberg, were recently honored as