Temple B'nai Israel is a Reform Jewish congregation located in Oklahoma City as well as the state's oldest active Jewish congregation.
Our website is designed to provide you with information about our religious, educational and social programs.
Worship programs for the whole family
Religious education for knowledge and spiritual enrichment
Make new friends and be a part of your Jewish community
L'Shanah Tovah!
Can you believe it? It's almost time for the High Holy Days. Please check out the TBI High Holy Day Schedule and contact the Temple office if you have any questions.
Just before Rosh HaShanah, there's a customary service observed called S'lichot, meaning forgiveness, that refers to the penitential prayers recited by Jews prior to the onset of the High Holiday season. It is a solemn and fitting preparation for ten days of reflection and self-examination.
L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu - May you and your family be inscribed for a good year in the Book of Life.
Shop Hours
Stop by to see our Rosh Hashanah plates
Come to the Judaica Shop to find that perfect gift. Look at what the Bar/Bat Mitzvah's have put in their registry. Now that Sunday School has started, the Judaica Shop has returned to our regular hours:
Monday and Friday 11am-2pm Wednesday 4:30-6:00 Sunday 10-noon
YOUTH News
Parents: Have you sent in the youth group registration forms yet?
TBI Youth Group Advisor Barbie Barton Greer would like to remind parents that it is not too late to send in their students OKATY or JR OKATY forms. If you need more forms, just download the forms from the Youth Section of our website. Please contact Barbie if you need any other information.
TBI PHOTO GALLERY
Sisterhood knows how to party!
Our Sisterhood joined Tulsa's Temple Israel for a fantastic chauffeur driven day of wine and song! Check out the fun at the TBI PHOTO GALLERY where you'll find lots of other great photos of our Temple family.
SW Biennial
It's not too early to SAVE THE DATE! November 7- 9, 2008
It is Possible...
to enhance your Jewish experiences and those of your fellow congregants
To challenge yourself to grow spiritually, as well as academically
To learn insightful ways for your congregation to become more inclusive, receptive and inviting
To stretch your mind so you can discover who you are and who you want to become
To get the tools you will need to teach, lead and inspire
Download Rabbi Cohen's Inquirer's Classes on your iPod! The Rabbi recorded lectures for you to listen to including such topics as Jewish history, laws, rituals, life cycle events and much more.