Welcome to The Reform Temple of Forest Hills, where warmth, inclusivity, and modern tradition come together—a place to celebrate, grow, learn, and connect.
We’re a vibrant and inclusive spiritual community committed to embracing diversity, repairing the world, and continuously exploring our faith. We welcome you to RTFH, whether you’re seeking spiritual fulfillment, discovering your Jewish identity, or passing down traditions to the next generation.
Our congregation draws strength from the power of community, from which our Temple family finds support, inspiration, and a sense of purpose. Join us on a meaningful journey of spirituality, learning, and connection as we celebrate our shared Jewish values.
RTFH Purim Bingo is back, and this year we’re gonna Be Kind and Rewind to the ’80s! Enjoy prize rounds valued at $100, a 50/50 drawing, and door prizes.
The 20’s and 30’s group is celebrating the month of Adar, the month of joy, by sharing how to make their favorite cocktails and mocktails! The best drink will be voted on at the end of the night. Ages 21-39 only, please!
Join in the warmth and unity of Purim! This year, Women’s Connection invites you to perform the mitzvah of shalach manot giving by making a donation. Half of your donation will go to the Commonpoint Queens food pantry, and half to the RTFH Building Fund.
Find inspiration and joy together from Esther and Mordecai’s story of dark times and personal bravery at our annual Purim Megillah reading.
Encanto Purim and Carnival
Sunday, March 8
Encanto Purim at 11 am
Carnival at 12 pm
Bring your groggers and prepare for another creative and enthusiastic RTFH Megillah interpretation, featuring this year’s production of “Encanto! We Don’t Talk About Haman”. Afterward, head over to the ballroom for our Purim carnival for games, treats, and lots of Purim fun!
Movie Screening
TORN: The Israel-Palestine Poster War
Sunday, March 15
2 pm Doors Open
2:15 Movie Begins
Featuring artists, activists, students, rabbis, and hostage families, TORN captures the emotional fallout of the “KIDNAPPED” poster campaign – a grassroots act that became a flashpoint, igniting fierce confrontations between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian New Yorkers.
Screening includes a discussion with filmmaker Nim Shapira.
We make learning about Judaism fun and engaging! Our dedicated teachers and staff cultivate a genuine love of Judaism and Jewish culture. We strive to ensure all our students feel safe, valued, and cherished. Religious School is also a place where lifelong friendships and family ties are created. Your children will be crafting memories that echo through the generations. Join us today so your children can experience the joy of Judaism!