Welcome to Har Zion Temple

Wonderful spiritual, educational, and social experiences occur here every day — we look forward to greeting you.

From our Main Line suburban Philadelphia location, we offer twice daily minyanim, award-winning child and adult education, one-to-one learning and counseling with our clergy, and festive Shabbat, holiday and life cycle celebrations to all our members. There is also the opportunity to join together in any of our many committees and groups including Sisterhood, Men’s Club, Home & School Association, PTA, Active Adults (HAZAAC), for educational and social events, and to participate in Tikkun Olam projects that add another meaningful layer to the Har Zion experience.

We invite you to use this website as an entrance to the Har Zion community and we hope you will be inspired to join us in person. It is our mission to offer welcome to you and your family, so please feel free to observe a Shabbat service or speak with our Executive Director, Gavi Miller, to truly begin to understand the strength of community and family here at Har Zion. Come Home.

Recent Events

MLK Day of Service Was Rewarding for Everyone Who Helped Out

Har Zionites young and old joined together with loving hearts and giving hands, all with the aim of doing mitzvot. And mitzvot we did! Our accomplishments were many — sorting and packaging clothes, toys, personal care and cleaning items; children’s books were put on tape; Cook for a Friend prepared meals and soup; Shul Stitchers worked on knitted items for Veterans and the needy; cell phones were sent to the Philadelphia Zoo; Tu B’Shevat bags were decorated and filled with fruits and nuts for Saunders House and the Stiffel Center; many donors came to give blood; and USYers raised money for charity during the Fun-a-thon.

Dialogues with Rabbi Stein

The Board of Trustees was pleased to host the first in a series of "Dialogues with Rabbi Stein." Our guest was Rabbi Chaya Baker of Ramot Zion in Jerusalem. The Rabbis discussed various issues including Conservative Judaism in Israel and the relationship between Conservative Jews living in the diaspora with those living in Israel. The next dialogue will take place Wednesday, March 10, at 7:30 PM with Morton Klein, national president of the Zionist Organization of America.