Rabbi Clifford Kulwin leads Temple B’nai Abrahm’s dynamic clergy team, which also includes Rabbi Faith Joy Dantowitz and Cantor Jessica F. Epstein. Each brings invaluable contributions to the bima and to our congregational family.
photo courtesy Samuel Dantowitz

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We worship God with joy, humility and meaning, maintaining our own rich traditions as we perpetuate those of our faith.

On Thursday,October 25,7:30 PM, Temple B’nai Abraham Congregational Learning again invites the community to explore The State of the Garden State with our regular journalist panel of Mary Alice Williams, Tom Moran and Matt Katz.

Best Ever or Destroyed Forever: The US-Israel Relationship in the Era of Netanyahu and Trump, Sunday, November 11, 6:30 PM

For Babies 3-11 months with an adult. Free and open to the community!

Jake Yelner and Noah Shangold shake the lulav with Rabbi Kulwin as part of Kulwin’s Lakeside Sukkah Celebration held at Temple during the holiday. Sukkahfest Photo Gallery>>

Dinner in the Sukkah & Program with Sarah Newell, GreenFaith;  Janet Penn, SAC Co-Chair; Rev. Ronald Tuff, GreenFaith and Ruth Ross, SAC Co-Chair

Simchat Torah 5779 Photo Gallery

With a history of commitment to green practices, as in 2006 when Temple B’nai Abraham installed solar panels on the roof,  GreenFaith NJ’s Environmental Certification program offered a unique opportunity for the synagogue to further dedicate itself to environmental stewardship.TBA is certified as a GreenFaith Sanctuary. Caring for the earth is a consistent part of our life and identity as a synagogue.–Rabbi Clifford Kulwin

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A makerspace is not solely a engineering, woodshop, computer lab or art room, but it may contain elements found in all of these familiar spaces.The TBA makerspace utilizes Jewish concepts, technology, and hands-on materials for Project-Based Learning for all ages.

B’nai Abraham nurtures knowledgeable young Jewish adults who will become active members of the community, with a love of Judaism that will guide them throughout their lives. (photo courtesy Chris Jorda Photography)

Every year… in every season, Rabbi Clifford Kulwin of Temple B’nai Abraham, Livingston embarks on visits to children of temple members at colleges in the Northeast, Midwest and South. Dinner with Rabbi Kulwin for these students  is often a comforting taste of home and a special way to maintain ties to their rabbi and their TBA congregational family.

We are an extended family that offers connection, compassion and community to all.