Library & Media Center

As part of our efforts to help our congregants study Judaism, we have an extensive collection of books, periodicals, and films, including, but, certainly not limited to, volumes of the Talmud, Bible commentaries, novels, Jewish How-To books, and that repository of all Jewish knowledge - the Encyclopedia Judaica.

Best of all, every Temple member has borrowing privileges for non-reference books, completely free. You can always find something worthwhile to read, be it fiction or non-fiction, and you won't have to pay a dime to check out a book.

Want to find out what is in The Temple library? Click the icon below to search our catalog of books online.

The Temple Library is open to every Temple member.  It is located on the main floor between the Covenant Chapel and the Schwartz-Goldstein Hall. The library offers an extensive collection of fiction, nonfiction and DVDs on topics related to Judaism. These include the Bible, the Talmud, and their commentaries, books on Jewish ethics, philosophy, and history. There are books about our holidays and the food prepared to celebrate them; books about conversion, marriage, divorce, and raising children. Stories about love, hate, murder and mayhem are in the Fiction section. Biography includes the stories of famous and infamous characters in Jewish life. Art books, plays, poetry and anthologies also are available. There are books, on every topic important to Jewish life.  Come in, take out a book or DVD, fill out the card – ENJOY and LEARN!

The Library is supported by your donations. If you're a frequent patron of the library, please consider making a donation to help their efforts.