Temple Dor Dorim

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Wow! Our HOME was filled with heartfelt prayers, familiar melodies, quiet reflection, hugs, and so many people coming to...
09/25/2026

Wow! Our HOME was filled with heartfelt prayers, familiar melodies, quiet reflection, hugs, and so many people coming together during the High Holy Days.

Yom Kippur gives us a moment to pause, reflect, and think about the kind of heart we want to bring into the year ahead. A heart that is open, compassionate, and willing to love, forgive, and take the next step.

That is B’chol L’vav’cha. With All Your Heart. 💙

Thank you for filling our HOME and sharing these sacred days with us.

Shabbat Shalom & Chag Sameach! See you in the Sukkah!🌿

09/25/2026

As we move from Yom Kippur toward Sukkot, listen as Rabbi Zive reminds us that we don’t have to have everything figured out to find joy.

Sukkot asks us to step outside the comfort and certainty of our homes and into something temporary. Because life is temporary, plans change, and so much is beyond our control. But that doesn’t mean we have to wait for everything to fall into place before we celebrate what’s right in front of us.

09/23/2026

🕯️ What will you leave behind?

Time has a way of moving faster than we realize. The years pass, the pages turn, and the people who once filled our lives become memories we carry with us.

Listen to Rabbi Lipson’s Yizkor sermon where he reminds us that remembering is not simply about looking backward. It is about allowing the light of those we have lost to guide the way forward.

09/22/2026

🌊 What are you waiting for?

So much of life is spent standing at the edge, waiting until we’re sure it will be okay. Waiting until we know we won’t fail, won’t get hurt, or won’t regret taking the next step.

Listen to Rabbi Zive’s Yom Kippur morning sermon where he guides us to remember that we don’t need all the answers for what comes next.

We may not be able to choose what tomorrow brings, but we can choose what kind of heart meets it.

09/22/2026

✨ What if the way we see ourselves could change everything?

On Kol Nidre, Rabbi Zive reminded us that we can be so quick to see the goodness and potential in others, while looking at ourselves through the harshest possible lens. He invites us to look inward and ask: What story are we telling ourselves, and does that story leave room for light?

🎥 Watch Rabbi Zive’s Kol Nidre sermon.

09/20/2026

POUR. SIP. CELEBRATE. 🥂🌿

The drinks are ready, the Sukkah is waiting, and we’re officially ONE WEEK AWAY! 👀

Join us next Saturday, September 26 at 5:30 PM as we come together to celebrate Sukkot with good food, great drinks, and even better company.

Drinks. Food. Friends. What more could you ask for? 😉

Haven’t registered yet? What are you waiting for? Grab your friends and get your spot now!

We’ll see you in the Sukkah! 🌿🥂 tdd.shulcloud.com/event/Sippin26

A shared story. A tradition we carry together.Coming together as a community to read Torah reminds us that we carry a sh...
09/20/2026

A shared story. A tradition we carry together.

Coming together as a community to read Torah reminds us that we carry a shared story, a shared tradition, and a shared hope for what the year ahead can bring.

As we head into Yom Kippur, we’re reminded that each of us has a place in this story. We carry what came before us, add our own chapter, and help shape what comes next.

Shanah Tovah and G’mar Chatimah Tovah.
We’ll see you tonight as we gather for Yom Kippur.

👀 Stop. Listen. Pay attention.As we move toward Yom Kippur, listen to Rabbi Zive’s Erev Rosh HaShanah message about slow...
09/19/2026

👀 Stop. Listen. Pay attention.

As we move toward Yom Kippur, listen to Rabbi Zive’s Erev Rosh HaShanah message about slowing down and noticing what’s already in front of us.

The bush was already burning. The miracle was that Moses noticed.

What might we see if we simply turn our heads?

🎥 Watch these clips from Rabbi Zive’s sermon, May I Suggest.

09/18/2026

As we move from Rosh HaShanah toward Yom Kippur, Rabbi Zive reminds us that the work of becoming who we want to be doesn’t end when the shofar sounds.

Shabbat Shuvah gives us a moment to pause, look inward, and ask the questions that matter: Where did we miss the mark? Who do we need to reach out to? What do we need to let go of? And what can we actually do differently?

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2360 Glades Cir
Weston, FL
33327

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Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm

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