Rabbi Howard Simon, who led the congregation from 1986 to 1999, was ordained at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1963, and is now Rabbi Emeritus. Rabbi Simon is involved in a number of community organizations and serves on local and national boards devoted to furthering the ideals of Judaism. Special Kiddush Suppers precede monthly Tot Shabbat services. Services are conducted in Hebrew and English and are accompanied by a choir. Holiday services are held for all major Jewish holy days, and involve the membership in all aspects of the service.
Services are open to the public at no cost.
Prayerbooks used are Gates of Prayer for Shabbat and holidays and Gates of Repentance for High Holy Days. The Religious School, with an enrollment exceeding 100 students, is under the guidance of Education Director Avigail Rashkovsky . Children are provided with a well-rounded Jewish education which includes Jewish History and Religion, Hebrew, music, art and theater. Special observances for Jewish festivals include a Purim carnival, a children's seder, and building and decorating a Sukkah. Adult Education Classes on a variety of topics are offered throughout the year by the Rabbi and other professionals.