NFTY-GER TYGs

NFTY’s heart and soul is the local Union for Reform Judaism affiliated synagogue Temple Youth Group (TYG). While each local TYG differs in organization, focus, size, and character, the Temple Youth Group is the outlet for the highly engaged Reform Jewish teenager in a Union Synagogue. While some TYGs only meet 5 times a year for social programs, other TYG’s meet over 20 times each school year and offer a full variety of social, leadership, educational, and social action programs.

Learn more about the subregions or find yours below
Northern Subregion's TYGs
Temple Beth El - Closter, NJ
Florida, NY
Barnert Temple - Franklin Lakes, NJ
Temple Emanu-El - Kingston, NY
Beth Haverim-Shir Shalom - Mahwah, NJ
Monroe Temple Beth El - Monroe, NY
Temple Beth Jacob - Newburgh, NY
Temple Beth Sholom - New City, NY
Beth Am Temple - Pearl River, NY
River Edge, NJ
Temple Beth-El - Spring Valley, NY
Temple Emeth - Teaneck, NJ
Temple Sinai - Tenafly, NJ
Temple Beth Or - Township of Washington, NJ
Temple Beth Torah - Upper Nyack, NY
Central Subregion's TYGs
Temple Ner Tamid - Bloomfield, NJ
Temple Sholom - Cedar Grove, NJ
Jewish Congregation of Kinnelon - Kinnelon, NJ
Temple Emanu-El - Livingston, NJ
Temple B'nai Or - Morristown, NJ
Temple Beth Am - Parsippany, NJ
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun - Short Hills, NJ
Temple Sharey Tefilo-Isarel - South Orange, NJ
Temple Shalom - Succasunna, NJ
Temple Emanu-El - Westfield, NJ
Southern Subregion's TYGs
Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple - New Brunswick, NJ
Beth Am Shalom- Lakewood, NJ
Temple Shalom - Aberdeen, NJ
Temple Emanu-El - Edison, NJ
Temple Beth Miriam - Elberon, NJ
Flemington, NJ
Temple Beth El - Hillsborough, NJ
Lakewood, NJ
Temple Shaari Emeth - Manalapan, NJ
Temple Rodeph Torah - Marbloro, NJ
Har Sinai Hebrew Congregation - Pennington, NJ
Congregation Beth Chaim - Princeton Junction, NJ
Temple Sholom - Scotch Plains, NJ
Monmouth Reform Temple - Tinton Falls, NJ
Temple Har Shalom - Warren, NJ

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