Welcome to The Reform Temple of Forest Hills, where warmth, inclusivity, and modern tradition come together—a place to celebrate, grow, learn, and connect.
We’re a vibrant and inclusive spiritual community committed to embracing diversity, repairing the world, and continuously exploring our faith. We welcome you to RTFH, whether you’re seeking spiritual fulfillment, discovering your Jewish identity, or passing down traditions to the next generation.
Our congregation draws strength from the power of community, from which our Temple family finds support, inspiration, and a sense of purpose. Join us on a meaningful journey of spirituality, learning, and connection as we celebrate our shared Jewish values.
Gather with us to watch and discuss the moving film Worth (2021) starring Michael Keaton as the attorney tasked with leading the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund confronting the moral challenge of putting a price on the lives lost.
We’ll begin with Havdalah, followed by popcorn, the screening, and a community discussion.
At 10:00pm, we enter the High Holy Day season with our Selichot service, marked by the changing of the Torah mantles and the first sounding of the shofar. Services will be in person and via our livestream.
Twice a year—for the High Holy Days and Passover—our college students receive a fun box filled with holiday goodies, snacks, a personal note from Rabbi Mark Kaiserman, and a meaningful connection back to their Temple family and home.
It’s a simple, tangible way to let them know they are seen, supported, and never far from our thoughts.
Our first package will be going out soon for the High Holy Days. Sign up and contribute this week so we can include your student.
RTFH Religious School is the place to be for every Jewish kid, from Pre-K through the 7th grade! We also offer classes for grades 8-12 on Wednesday evenings, including a Confirmation program.
Discover the history, leadership, and legacy of the American Civil Rights Movement through a distinct Jewish lens. Led in partnership with Etgar 36, this transformative four-day trip visits landmark historical sites across Atlanta, Montgomery, Selma, and Birmingham.
We make learning about Judaism fun and engaging! Our dedicated teachers and staff cultivate a genuine love of Judaism and Jewish culture. We strive to ensure all our students feel safe, valued, and cherished. Religious School is also a place where lifelong friendships and family ties are created. Your children will be crafting memories that echo through the generations. Join us today so your children can experience the joy of Judaism!