15030 N. 64th Street
Scottsdale, Arizona 85254
Phone: 480-951-9660

About Us
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The only constant about Temple Kol Ami is its membership’s willingness to continue the search for excellence, wherever that search may lead. We are a reform Jewish congregation in Scottsdale, Arizona, that honors its past and the achievements of the countless generations that have brought us together as a congregation in the 21st century, and looks for ways and means to instill our children with an abiding sense of who they are as Jews and as citizens of the world.

We see our congregation as a force for good and decency in our own lives, and a force of change for the better in various communities beyond our walls. We engage in acts of social justice repeatedly throughout the year. Our children support hundreds of Jewish elderly in retirement and nursing facilities with shelach manot (goodie bags) for Purim, New Years cards and Passover bags. Our Youth Groupers engage in food drives, serve as counselors at Camp SWIFT for children from economically challenged families as well as their school tutors throughout the year. Our families share in food drives, citrus gleaning for the food banks, clothing drives and provide volunteers for a broad variety of social service providers. And that is just a beginning!

We see our congregation as place for our intellectual growth, our spiritual growth and our social well being, all with the focus of increasing our commitment to our Jewish faith and its demands on us to help perfect the world as a partner with God.

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Upcoming Events

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Date(s)-24-02-2012
07:00 pm - 08:30 pm


Please join us for our Friday night service. It is warm, always interesting, traditional, yet filled with Jewish stories that illustrate and illuminate life today.
Then stay for Oneg and enjoy making friends and building Jewish community over delicious deserts.
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Date(s)-24-02-2012
06:00 pm - 06:45 pm


Join us for a lovely shabbat dinner, everyone brings something and it is just divine. Contact Susan Guzman with questions or to RSVP (480) 998-1054. We hope you will come.
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Date(s)-26-02-2012
09:00 am - 12:00 pm


The Kol Ami Religious School is a gift that Jewish parents give their children. It is an experiential and interactive opportunity for students to develop Jewish identities and make life-long friends.
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Date(s)-26-02-2012
09:00 am - 03:30 pm


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Date(s)-28-02-2012
07:00 pm - 09:00 pm


Reform Judaism (URJ) as the host site for Introduction to Judaism classes. Rabbi Schneider is the lead teacher, and will be joined by some of the Reform Rabbis in the Valley. Classes begin January 17 and run every Tuesday evening from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. until May 22. The cost for this 18-week course is just $180, and covers tuition for up to two people. This is a great opportunity to learn as a couple! Registration is handled by URJ
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Date(s)-29-02-2012
12:00 pm - 01:00 pm


Get in the habit of enjoying a taste of current events through a Jewish lens. This group, conducted by Rabbi Schneider, explores current events and issues through the lens of Reform Judaism. Bring your lunch, schmooze, and break up the day with a taste of Judaism.
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Date(s)-29-02-2012
05:45 pm - 07:15 pm


Temple Kol Ami is pleased to announce that it has become an official partner with Valley Beit Midrash (VBM). VBM is a collaborative adult education program that brings new, exciting and relevant Jewish learning to the Greater Phoenix Jewish community in a diverse, welcoming, engaging and pluralistic setting.

In this course we will consider different theological responses to the horrors of the Shoah. From ultra-Orthodox rabbis writing at the time of the Shoah to scholars writing decades after the event, we will consider a wide range of responses to the fundamental questions posed by the holocaust.

Cost $60 for 5 sessions

Testimonials

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“Being a part of Temple Kol Ami has enabled us to meet and make life long friendships. They are a part of each joyous and sad occasion we have experienced. These wonderful friends are our family.”
-Dana and Jon Kichen, Members

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