Welcome to Temple Brith Achim
TBA is maintaining its social distancing initiatives. There will be no scheduled activities at Temple Brith Achim, including School, services, meetings, or any other activity. We will continue to provide religious programs via distance means such as streaming and otherwise supporting our Community during the time that we will not be using the building for regularly scheduled activities. As of now, any activities that may occur in the building will maintain CDC guided restrictions.
Select Community>Weekly Events for event & building details.
Temple Brith Achim is an inviting, egalitarian, Reform synagogue serving the Jewish communities of King of Prussia and over 25 other western Philadelphia suburbs.
Temple Brith Achim offers a wide variety of religious, educational, and social opportunities for its members.
Our TBA family shares many opportunities to worship, learn, and grow in a welcoming atmosphere rich with religious and cultural traditions. Our thriving Powell Religious School, from pre-school through confirmation, provides the means that create positive Jewish identities through the study of Torah, Hebrew, prayer and history; and the celebration of Shabbat and life-cycle events.
Our cultural and social programming provides many opportunities to share with old and new friends, and the events appeal to a wide variety of interests. We are proud of the honors bestowed upon our Sisterhood chapter. TBA also has an active Men’s Club, Adult and Youth Choirs, an Outreach group, Junior and Senior Youth Groups, a toddler play group, the Empty Nesters, the TBA Players and a host of other activities which include Adult Education, Torah Study, Social Action, a yearly Scholar-in-Residence, Adult B’nei Mitzvah classes, a monthly junior congregation, Shabbat dinners, and Holiday celebrations.
Friday night services begin at 7:30 PM. Saturday morning services at 10:30 AM. Every Saturday. We have two weekly Torah study sessions - 12:00 PM on Thursdays and 9:00 AM on Saturdays. Please join us. All are welcome.
Rabbi Eric J. Lazar
Shalom and Bih-roo-cheem Hah-bah-eem – WELCOME! – to Temple Brith Achim’s virtual home on the World Wide Web. I’m so glad you have chosen to spend some time visiting our website, as I know this site is rich with ideas and information to help make our site and our congregation more familiar to you, and to help you feel more comfortable during your visit as well.
While your journey through these pages will offer you many glimpses into the myriad programs, activities, and worship experiences that fill our Temple Events Calendar to overflowing almost every week of every year, they are only glimpses. Sharing time with us in person will give you, and us, tangible opportunities to make Judaism come alive, shaping and changing our lives through prayer and through study, through celebration and through support, through dance and through song, through community and through connections – through “Brith Achim,” brotherhood/sisterhood.
News and Featured Events
Cooking for Purim with Chef Budd Cohen
Tuesday February 16, 7-8:30pm RSVP
Renew your membership and school
Free tuition for Pre-K (gan), K, and 1st grade
Tuition Free flyer
Tikkun Olam Food Drive
non-perishable items, always welcome
Using "Amazon Smile" provides funds
This week's events
Other upcoming Events
TBA Quick Links
Adult Education Men's Club
Advertise with TBA Oneg/Kiddush
CALENDAR Religious School
Committees Sisterhood
Communications Suggestion Box
Support our Sponsors Gift Shop
Support TBA (Directed Giving) Lifelong Jewish Learning
Youth - older Linda Rice Lifetime Svc Award
Youth - younger Membership
Members Only
From the larger Jewish 
Community
Hebrew Free Loan COVID-19 loan opportunities
Times Herald article about TBA Sept 5, 2019
Jewish Exponent article about security Sept 26, 2019
Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
An interesting 8 minute video on Jewish music
Other Jewish references, newspaper links, etc.
Czech Memorial Torah website.
The Canavan Foundation reminds us that even during a time of shelter-in-place and social distancing, timely and complete screening for Jewish genetic diseases is vitally important for anyone of Jewish heritage planning to start or add to a family. Ideally, you should be screened prior to pregnancy. You can call your doctor to discuss screening, or go to JScreen to learn about at-home access to their screening service. Attached is a digital brochure from the Jewish Genetic Disease Consortium, or you can visit their website for more information.
IRA SALIGMAN MEMORIAL GARDEN & ENTRYWAY
Watch this space as we reconstruct the entranceway from the parking lot.
5/12/2020: The project begins with removing the trees from the area.
6/25/2020: Setting the walkway paths
7/13/2020: Pouring the concrete
8/14/2020: Concrete and railings complete
10/2/2020: Planting begins
10/8/2020: Work complete
