Welcome to Our Joyous Congregation
Built on Sacred Partnership and Tikkun Olam
Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation is known throughout Baltimore and beyond as a joyful, warm, inclusive, and inspiring congregation. Because we strive to live our Jewish values in the context of our ever-changing world, we are constantly engaged in social justice and repairing our world (Tikkun Olam).
As we grow and evolve, we welcome you to join us on our journey to create an amazing future together!
Who We Are
Har Sinai - Oheb Shalom Congregation is the combination of two historic Reform synagogues working together to create one joyful, warm, inclusive, and socially conscious congregation. Because we are striving to live our Jewish values through the lens of a dynamic modern world, we are constantly growing and evolving in pursuit of that goal.
Contact Us
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Become a Member
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Calendar & Events
This Week's Yahrzeits
October 12 - October 18
Click here for the names of those whom we lovingly remember.
Celebrating 5786
HSOSC was proud to participate in a community-wide celebration of Simchat Torah, and the return of the hostages from Gaza.
HSOSC in the News
WJZ-TV 13 CBS BaltimoreBaltimore Activists Rally in Solidarity With Gaza Hostages as War Reaches Year 2 WMAR - TV 2 ABC Baltimore |
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Baltimore Jewish TimesHar Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation Looks Back on Five Years Since Merger |
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Israel at War
To Our HSOSC Family,
As the war continues, we would like to assure you that we at HSOSC are always here for you and your family to provide support, education, and a space for action. Please click here for further resources and teachings.
Please donate what you can to help our brothers and sisters in Israel. Options include The Associated's Emergency Fund (click here), The Reform Movement in Israel's Direct Aid Fund (click here), the Magen David Adom (Israeli Red Cross) (click here), and Brothers and Sisters for Israel (click here).
