The Best Jewish identity in Lexington, Massachusetts

Welcome to Temple Isaiah, a vibrant and inclusive synagogue located in the heart of Lexington, Massachusetts. Situated at 55 Lincoln Street, our community is dedicated to fostering spiritual growth, connection, and a deep sense of belonging for individuals and families of all backgrounds. At Temple Isaiah, we offer a warm and welcoming environment for worship, learning, and community engagement. Our diverse programs and services cater to people of all ages, from inspiring Shabbat services and holiday celebrations to enriching educational opportunities and social action initiatives. We are committed to nurturing Jewish values and traditions while embracing modern perspectives and inclusivity.

Billy Dalwin Preschool of Temple Emunah is an award-winning Jewish play-based preschool located at 9 Piper Road in Lexington, Massachusetts. Our diverse and pluralistic school offers a warm and engaging environment for children ages 18 months to five years old. Affiliated with both Temple Emunah and Temple Isaiah, our full-day, full-year program utilizes indoor and outdoor spaces on our beautiful wooded grounds. At BDPS, we focus on developing positive Jewish identity, celebrating the diversity of our families' backgrounds and observances, and creating a strong sense of community for children, families, and teachers. We welcome families of all affiliations, backgrounds, races, sexual orientations, and gender identities from Lexington and surrounding communities.

Welcome to Temple Shalom Emeth, a vibrant and inclusive Reform Jewish community located at 16 Lexington Street, Burlington, Massachusetts. As a synagogue, we are dedicated to providing a welcoming space for all who wish to explore and express their Judaism. Our congregation offers a rich array of opportunities for spiritual growth and community engagement, including worship services, educational programs, musical events, community service projects, and social gatherings. At Temple Shalom Emeth, there's truly something for everyone. We pride ourselves on being a hub for Jewish life and learning, where individuals and families can connect with their faith and each other. Our affiliation with the Union for Reform Judaism allows us to offer unique programs, such as discussions on the importance of Jewish summer camps and explorations of cultural intersections, like Black-Jewish cuisines.