Temple Isaiah-Louis & Florence Kitsis Jcc

Palm Springs, États-Unis

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+1 760-325-2281
Adresse :
332 W Alejo Rd, Palm Springs, CA, 92262
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
570 mIndian Cyn at Tamarisk
670 mPalm Cyn at Hermosa Pl
980 mIndian Canyon & Tachevah (Hospital)
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Heure locale (Palm Springs) 03:14 mardi 24 juin 2025

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2 avis sur Temple Isaiah-Louis & Florence Kitsis Jcc

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
Palm Springs, CA
The rabbi here is AbFab and the synagogue space is completely gorgeous. The congregants are friendly and welcoming. Even the older generation did not bat any eye when we introduced ourselves as a gay couple. There were other gay couples there as well. The rabbi personally came up to us before services and introduced herself. This synagogue is affiliated officially with the conservative movement, but I would call it Conservaform, a blend of conservative and reform. All would feel comfortable here.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Portland, OR
A review from a Shiksa…
I’ve now visited this temple twice – once for a memorial service and once for a baby naming ceremony. The facility is very bright, open and modern, and the rabbi is welcoming, uplifting and friendly. She’s completely down to earth… and her office is purple! My favorite color, so she’s cool in my book. ;-)
I was baptized Protestant, but haven’t practiced in years and consider myself to be agnostic now. I feel awkward and uncomfortable in most churches (like I might spontaneously combust upon entry), but always feel comfortable here. It’s a very inviting atmosphere that i haven’t experienced in other religious establishments.