Join Congregation Ohev Beth Sholom
Join Congregation Ohev Beth Sholom
Basic membership fees entitle members to all regular and holiday services, use of the Temple for life cycle events (including burial rights in Congregation Ohev Beth Sholom’s cemetery), educational programs, and social functions. Membership in Sisterhood and Brotherhood is free for the first year of Temple membership.
Once an application is received, membership is then voted on by the Congregation Ohev Beth Sholom Board of Trustees.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEES 2022-2023
(June 1, 2022 through May 31, 2023)
Minimum membership fees are:
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Family Membership — $1100
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Young Family Membership — $650
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Single Membership — $600
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Out of Town Membership (Family) — $550
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Out of Town Membership (Single) — $360
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Associate Membership — $180
DUES RELIEF/ FINANCIAL AID
In keeping with the guidelines of the U.R.J., no one is refused membership because of financial difficulties. Requests for relief may be made directly to the executive director, Sarah Wilschek, and are reviewed by the Executive Board. Requests should be made in writing and sent to the Temple office. All requests are kept strictly confidential.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
Religious school fees are handled separately.
A.R.Z.A.
Members are encouraged to join A.R.Z.A., the Association of Reform Zionists of America, which supports the building up and strengthening of Reform Judaism in Israel.
BROTHERHOOD AND SISTERHOOD
Membership in Sisterhood and Brotherhood is free for the first year of Temple membership.
In keeping with the guidelines of the URJ, no one is refused membership because of financial difficulties. Requests for relief may be made directly to the Executive Director. Requests should be made in writing and sent to the Temple office. All requests are kept strictly confidential.
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Fri, September 29 2023
14 Tishrei 5784
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Fri, September 29 2023 14 Tishrei 5784