Our Shacharit Service is held daily at 7:30 am (9:00 am on Sundays and statutory holidays)
Please join Cantor Marty Steinhouse at 10:00 am Monday morning for interesting musical programs and conversation.
Temple members and friends are invited to join an Israel information update & social support forum, over Zoom.
Monday through Thursday at 6:00 pm both in person and online!
HBT 101: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Holy Blossom Temple, but Haven't Had the Chance to Ask Monday, November 25, 7:00 pm A three-part, team-taught course open to all, but designed especially for those who are new to the congregation. Registration coming soon! Part I – November 25 A Backstage Tour, […]
Our Shacharit Service is held daily at 7:30 am (9:00 am on Sundays and statutory holidays)
Good Books: What Cynthia is Reading, with Cynthia Good Tuesdays, 10:30 am via Zoom Cynthia Good has been a leader in the publishing industry for many years. Join her every second week to hear about the latest great novels she’s discovering, the development of contemporary genres, and old favourites. At the end, there’s time for […]
Dorot Games in the Atrium Tuesdays, 12:30 - 3:30 pm Come join us in the Schwartz/Reisman Atrium for DOROT games! We invite everyone to come to play your favourite games: Chess, Mahjong, Canasta, Rummycube, Dominos, Scrabble and social bridge. If you have a group you have been playing with, you are welcome to join […]
Temple members and friends are invited to join an Israel information update & social support forum, over Zoom.
Monday through Thursday at 6:00 pm both in person and online!
Immediately following our 6:00 pm evening service (via Zoom), Jack Kugelmass, MSW, will provide a supportive environment to find new insight into the meaning of their losses.
Our Shacharit Service is held daily at 7:30 am (9:00 am on Sundays and statutory holidays)
1950 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON, M5P 3K9
(416) 789-3291
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Emergency Funeral Contact
Cell: 416-565-7561
Founded in 1856, Holy Blossom Temple is Toronto’s first synagogue with a rich history of tradition and modernity in our religious and spiritual expression.
