Our Shacharit Service is held daily at 7:30 am (9:00 am on Sundays and statutory holidays). The Shacharit daily service will be in the Youth Chapel until Friday, October 7
Join the YEC and ECC as we decorate the Sukkah and enjoy some pizza together - all are invited!
HBTogether Group for Suicide Loss Survivors 1st Thursday of the month, 6:30-8:00 pm This group is for anyone who has lost someone to suicide. This is a peer support […]
All are welcome for the most delicious coffee and baked goods.
We look forward to you joining us in the Holy Blossom Sukkah to usher in the festival. BYOLE (Bring your own Lulav and Etrog)!
As it is written regarding Sukkot, v’samachta b’chagecha – “you shall rejoice in your festival”! (Deuteronomy 16:14-15) We hope you will come along to celebrate this joyful chag with us.
This year, we’re proud to announce a new partnership between the Miles Nadal JCC and Holy Blossom Temple to offer a wider range of Hebrew courses to meet communal needs. Holy Blossom will be your hub for learning to participate more fully in blessings, prayers, and navigating services, while the MNJCC will be your hub for Modern Hebrew literacy and conversation – for beginners or for anyone who wants to brush up on their Hebrew speaking skills to travel or talk with friends, loved ones or Hebrew speaking partners.
Join us for HABSTY lounge nights every Monday, and other teen events throughout the year!
We encourage you to fulfil the mitzvah of dwelling in the Sukkah right here at Holy Blossom!
We encourage you to fulfil the mitzvah of dwelling in the Sukkah right here at Holy Blossom!
Join Val and Arieh Waldman to share travel stories, both theirs and yours. Val and Arieh have travelled together around the world twice; each time for one year. Both times […]
We encourage you to fulfil the mitzvah of dwelling in the Sukkah right here at Holy Blossom!
1950 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON, M5P 3K9
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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.
