Stop by the back parking lot on your way out the door for a free Kona Ice treat among friends to celebrate a great end to Kehilah!

Join us in celebrating a fantastic school year with a DJ and kids’ games! We will enjoy a delicious picnic lunch (including vegetarian options) prepared by the Brotherhood and a Kona Ice treat! Cost for optional lunch: $10/person, $30/family Kona Ice treats free!

Liturgist and celebrated poet Alden Solovy will join us in person for Shavuot to explore Torah through a deep examination of individual words from our sacred text.  Building on the work in his book “These Words: Poetic Midrash on the Language of Torah,” we’ll delve into how individual words can impact our understanding of the [...]

Join us at the beautiful Spring Grove Cemetery for their award-winning History & Heritage Tour.  The hour-and-a-half, docent-led walk will teach attendees about the history of Spring Grove, dating back to 1844, highlighting notable residents, along with beautiful monuments and mausoleums along the way.  All those who enjoy a gentle walk are invited to participate, [...]

Celebrate a summer evening in Walnut Hills with friends, food, drink, and jazz! We’ll begin at one of Cincinnati’s newest breweries, Esoteric Brewing Company, where you can sample their beers and other offerings. We’ll also have light bites available from Decibel Korean, which has a storefront in the brewery. At about 6:15, we’ll gather together [...]

Rabbi Kamrass will kick off the summer of Tuesdays with Torah with this three-part series. Fiddler on the Roof was more than a book, a play or a movie. In many ways it was the “script” for one of Jewish history’s most challenging moment of instability and uncertainty. In our three summer sessions, Rabbi Kamrass [...]

There are currently 1,025 people living on the streets of Cincinnati. Let’s once again help the city’s largest soup kitchen, Our Daily Bread, by building takeaway bags of food for those who need it most in our community. Go to the SignUp Genius registration page, and help on one (or more) of the four days [...]

It’s the annual YoFI Shabarbecue - a wonderful way to kick off the summer with other young families in a casual environment! We'll have a BBQ lunch for all. Please plan to meet on the back patio at Wise Center and enjoy the playground, arts and crafts, and Shabbat songs.

Rabbi Kamrass will kick off the summer of Tuesdays with Torah with this three-part series. Fiddler on the Roof was more than a book, a play or a movie. In many ways it was the “script” for one of Jewish history’s most challenging moment of instability and uncertainty. In our three summer sessions, Rabbi Kamrass [...]

There are currently 1,025 people living on the streets of Cincinnati. Let’s once again help the city’s largest soup kitchen, Our Daily Bread, by building takeaway bags of food for those who need it most in our community. Go to the SignUp Genius registration page, and help on one (or more) of the four days [...]

Join Rabbi Lewis and Renee Kamrass, who will lead a Journey to Egypt February 3- 12, 2024. Explore the ancient history, contemporary culture, and the Jewish history of Egypt through the course of 34 centuries. The congregational trip will include visits to Cairo, the new Grand Egyptian Museum (the world’s largest archeological museum), the Pyramids, [...]

Rabbi Kamrass will kick off the summer of Tuesdays with Torah with this three-part series. Fiddler on the Roof was more than a book, a play or a movie. In many ways it was the “script” for one of Jewish history’s most challenging moment of instability and uncertainty. In our three summer sessions, Rabbi Kamrass [...]

There are currently 1,025 people living on the streets of Cincinnati. Let’s once again help the city’s largest soup kitchen, Our Daily Bread, by building takeaway bags of food for those who need it most in our community. Go to the SignUp Genius registration page, and help on one (or more) of the four days [...]

The YoFI Summer Jewish Music Class returns for our annual summer series that combines singing, moving, and pure joy. Hosted at Summit Park in the Community Room, this class is a great way to meet up with other young families and is open to the entire community. A to-go snack will be provided at the [...]

Since 1991, Wise Temple has partnered with Found House Interfaith Housing Network (IHN), supporting Cincinnati families facing housing insecurity. For a week at a time, Wise Temple classrooms are transformed into cozy bedrooms, and the Program Room into a welcoming living room space, with volunteers welcoming, feeding, and creating community with Found House IHN guests [...]

Summer is in full swing, and we miss our Wise Temple friends! Meet at Weller Park to enjoy messy art fun, park play, pizza, and a crafty tikkun olam project! Weller Park - 10021 Weller Rd, Montgomery, OH, 45249

In this class, taught by Rabbi Goodman, we will explore a number of biblical stories that feature food and their significance in the context of the narrative. From the fruit of knowledge in the Garden of Eden, receiving Manna in the wilderness, to the selling of a birthright for a bowl of stew, and more [...]

There are currently 1,025 people living on the streets of Cincinnati. Let’s once again help the city’s largest soup kitchen, Our Daily Bread, by building takeaway bags of food for those who need it most in our community. Go to the SignUp Genius registration page, and help on one (or more) of the four days [...]

Join the Brotherhood for our monthly meeting and dinner. All men of Wise are welcome!

The YoFI Summer Jewish Music Class returns for our annual summer series that combines singing, moving, and pure joy. Hosted at Summit Park in the Community Room, this class is a great way to meet up with other young families and is open to the entire community. A to-go snack will be provided at the [...]

In this class, taught by Rabbi Goodman, we will explore a number of biblical stories that feature food and their significance in the context of the narrative. From the fruit of knowledge in the Garden of Eden, receiving Manna in the wilderness, to the selling of a birthright for a bowl of stew, and more [...]

The YoFI Summer Jewish Music Class returns for our annual summer series that combines singing, moving, and pure joy. Hosted at Summit Park in the Community Room, this class is a great way to meet up with other young families and is open to the entire community. A to-go snack will be provided at the [...]

Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy a day on the water with your Wise Temple community. Raft the 3 mile calm journey of the Little Miami River. Participants must be 3+ years of age. Waiver must be completed by 7-21, click here for a downloadable PDF.

In this class, taught by Rabbi Goodman, we will explore a number of biblical stories that feature food and their significance in the context of the narrative. From the fruit of knowledge in the Garden of Eden, receiving Manna in the wilderness, to the selling of a birthright for a bowl of stew, and more [...]

With the new school year just weeks away, help students and teachers in our community have the school supplies they need to be successful in the classroom. In support of our Social Action Committee's volunteer event at Crayons to Computers, Wise Temple is hosting a school supply collection drive to support the organization. Please stop [...]

The YoFI Summer Jewish Music Class returns for our annual summer series that combines singing, moving, and pure joy. Hosted at Summit Park in the Community Room, this class is a great way to meet up with other young families and is open to the entire community. A to-go snack will be provided at the [...]

This class will be taught by our HUC Rabbinic Fellow, Aaron Torop. While the Torah prohibits the worship of idols, the creation of statues has a long and fascinating history in Judaism. Across these two sessions we will learn about some of the most famous statues in Judaism, including those of Aphrodite, Asherah, Moses, and [...]

Join us for our annual downtown summer playdate where our children will enjoy the special toys and games at Play Library over brunch. Space is limited to 25, so please RSVP to secure your spot!

When homelessness occurs, the most basic needs go unmet.  Help Shelterhouse break the cycle of homelessness by preparing, cooking and serving a warm meal to the men staying at the shelter while searching for housing and employment.  Shelterhouse is Cincinnati’s largest homeless shelter, providing safety, nourishment, case management, and health & employment services to 210 [...]

This class will be taught by our HUC Rabbinic Fellow, Aaron Torop. While the Torah prohibits the worship of idols, the creation of statues has a long and fascinating history in Judaism. Across these two sessions we will learn about some of the most famous statues in Judaism, including those of Aphrodite, Asherah, Moses, and [...]