learn about
The Neighborhood
The Neighborhood is Temple Isaiah’s initiative for families with children in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Offering social, spiritual, and educational programming for the whole family (and including adults-only offerings, too) The Neighborhood is your opportunity to build community-within-community and connections for life.
To get involved – reach out to Rabbi Jaclyn
Upcoming Events
Fri, May 29, 2026 - 6:15 PM - 7:15 PM
Celebrate our Teens on Jazz Shabbat! Seniors are graduating and we will install the board of our youth group, ITY—all happening within our fun, uplifting and toe tapping Jazz Shabbat. We look forward to celebrating Shabbat with you! Please note that an RSVP is required to attend services in person. Services will also be streamed to our Vimeo channel, website & Facebook page.
Tue, Jun 09, 2026 - 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
In Los Angeles, 1 in 4 households—about 25%—are experiencing food insecurity. Families who were already struggling are being pushed even further by rising gas prices, higher grocery costs, and the overall cost of living. For many in our city, putting food on the table has become an increasing challenge.
Our tradition teaches that feeding those in need is not just an act of kindness but also a sacred responsibility. We are committed to live this value in a meaningful way by volunteering as a community monthly at OBKLA – A Kitchen with a Mission.
Please join Temple members and clergy to:
· Prepare 300 meals and 600 chocolate chip cookies from scratch under chef directions.
· Build community—both within our synagogue and beyond
· Make a tangible impact through acts of kindness. We suggest wearing comfortable shoes as we will be standing at stations for about two hours. Water bottles are provided and everyone is invited to sample the cookies made fresh out of the oven. You can learn more about OBKLA here!
· Prepare 300 meals and 600 chocolate chip cookies from scratch under chef directions.
· Build community—both within our synagogue and beyond
· Make a tangible impact through acts of kindness. We suggest wearing comfortable shoes as we will be standing at stations for about two hours. Water bottles are provided and everyone is invited to sample the cookies made fresh out of the oven. You can learn more about OBKLA here!