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Do Justly.
Love Mercy.
Walk Humbly.
These are not simply words. They are actions that guide us. With all of the pressures we face in life, we believe spirituality shouldn’t be one of them. Everyone has their own journey and we honor that.
Temple Micah is a place that honors Jewish tradition, but it is truly our people that make us unique. We are grounded in the nourishing roots of community while celebrating individual equity.
If you are curious about our accessible and welcoming approach to Judaism, we invite you to come visit a service, an event or simply walk around and get a feel for what Temple Micah is all about.
Our door is open.
December 2nd @ 5pm
Celebrating Our Covenant
A farewell honoring the time we’ve shared.
Please join Temple Micah and Park Hill United Methodist Church as we celebrate the covenant we’ve shared, the work we’ve accomplished and the relationships we have built during our time living at 5209 Montview Blvd.
Looking Toward a New Partnership
Micah @ Montview
Temple Micah will be moving to Montview Presbyterian Church on January 1st, and we have a community move day planned to do the heavy lifting! Please mark your calendars to join us on December 16th to begin the moving process.
December 9 @ 5pm
Temple Micah's Annual Latke Cookoff!
Categories include: Traditional Latke, Uniquely Flavored Latke, and NEW THIS YEAR: Kiddo’s Competition!
A favorite of all Micahites, our annual latke cookoff is just around the corner! Feeling creative? Feeling hungry?! Get ready to shred those potatoes and fill your bellies. Sign up NOW to be a chef, and purchase your tickets so you don’t miss out on the opportunity to cast your vote for Top Latke!
Rabbi Mo's Musings
May I Have A WORD With You - Stone/אבן/Evan
Stone/אבן/Evan Taking one of the stones of that place, he put it under his head and lay down in that place. (Genesis 28:11) Even if you like your pillow hard as a rock, I doubt that you would actually use a stone or a rock as a pillow. In Vayetzei,…
It Is Hard To Be A Jew In This Moment
It is hard to be a Jew in this moment … the horrid barbarism of Hamas’ attacks shakes us to our core. Our people have been murdered, injured and taken captive … simply because they are Jews. For some Jews these attacks recall their own direct experiences of hatred…
May I Have A LETTER With You?! - ALEPH
– א – I did not even make it to a whole word, I got stuck on just a letter. א – Aleph. One the insights about the experience on Sinai from our tradition that resonates most deeply with me speaks to what was actually spoken in that…
Religious School Began September 10th, but it's not too late to join!
Youth Education
Temple Micah offers an array of educational programs. Discover the right fit for your family and register now.
I appreciate how inclusive and welcoming Temple Micah is and how as a community we are always striving to do better, whether adjusting to best meet our community’s needs or with social justice initiatives.”