Mishloach Manot - Send Purim Joy!

Mishloach Manot - Send Purim Joy!

Share Purim treats with members of our community while supporting Temple Concord & Jewish Family Service

This Purim, Temple Concord invites you to share joy, sweetness, and tzedakah through our Mishloach Manot Program.

By participating, you’ll help fulfill two of the four Purim mitzvot:

  • Mishloach manot — sending gifts of food to friends and community members

  • Matanot la’evyonim (tzedakah) — supporting those in need

Each mishloach manot package includes a selection of homemade desserts and is offered for a donation of $18 per recipient. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to Jewish Family Service, extending the impact of your gift beyond our congregation.

Order by Feb 20 · Community-wide

Megillah Madness: Purim Celebration

Megillah Madness: Purim Celebration

Can you unlock the Megillah? Join us for game shows, trivia, and an interactive Purim celebration the whole family will love!

 
Hearty finger foods & desserts, plus the Megillah Mystery Raffle!
 
We need your help: we’re building the most interactive Megillah reading yet, and need you to answer this week’s Family Feud survey questions here! (Each week until Purim we will release new survey questions for you to answer)
 
Answers will be revealed live at Megillah Madness on Monday, March 2 @ 5:30 PM. You don’t want to miss this!
 
 

Welcome to Temple Concord Celebrating the Past, Imagining the Future

Your Reform Home in Central New York

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Temple Concord is the ninth oldest Jewish congregation in the U.S. Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism, we are rooted in tradition and open to all who seek connection, meaning, and community. For over 180 years, we’ve celebrated life’s milestones together, learned with curiosity, worshipped in kehillah (community), and worked for tikkun olam (to repair the world).

Wherever you are on your Jewish journey, we invite you to share it with us.

Ways to Get Involved

 

Discover how you can be part of the heart of Temple Concord! From musical, ruach-filled services, to engaging learning, hands-on social action, and inspiring youth programming, there’s a meaningful way for everyone to connect and belong. Join us and experience the joy of Jewish community.

 

Join us for Shabbat!

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Dive into Adult Learning

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Explore Youth Programming

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Help Repair the World With Us

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Experience the warmth, joy, and meaning of Shabbat and holiday services with our inclusive Temple Concord community.

Engage with Jewish texts, history, and contemporary issues through interactive classes, dynamic speakers, & lively discussions.

Spark lifelong friendships and a love of Jewish life through dynamic youth programs for toddlers to teens.

Join us in tikkun olam, repairing the world through social justice and compassionate community service.

Visioning for the Future

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Temple Concord has been a vibrant part of Syracuse’s Jewish community for over 180 years. Our historic sanctuary at 910 Madison Street, in the heart of the Syracuse University neighborhood, was built in 1911, and a cherished home to generations of our congregation. We made the thoughtful decision to sell that building to secure a strong future and have been sharing space with Temple Adath Yeshurun on Kimber Road since May 2024. We have begun planning our next chapter. 

Today, the future of Temple Concord is brighter than ever! Our congregation is actively imagining and shaping our next permanent home—a space that will reflect our values of warmth, inclusion, and vibrant Reform Jewish life. This exciting process is filled with tikvah (hope), creativity, and a commitment to building a strong foundation for the next 180 years of Temple Concord.

 

Belong. Connect. Celebrate. 

Your Jewish Home in Syracuse Awaits

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