Temple Kehillat Chaim Religious School features a full range of activities, including Hebrew and Judaica classes (Bible stories, Jewish-American history, Midrash and Jewish history), Tefillah (worship) and enrichment activities. Kindergarten to seventh grade classes meet weekly on Sunday mornings during the school year. Bar and Bat Mitzvah students receive additional tutorial instruction during the week in the six months prior to their simcha. Road to Confirmation and Confirmation classes (eighth to 10th grade) meet on Wednesday evenings.
In addition to the religious school, they also have an onsite preschool for children 18 months old through 4 years old. Students in the preschool are able to develop fine and gross motor skills, with an integrated Jewish component.
The school is active in the local community, supporting an apartment at the Drake House and regularly doing projects to benefit North Fulton Community Charities, including providing the community with a “coat drop“ location.
Founded in 1977, this Messianic Jewish Synagogue serves the Roswell area. At the start, the small congregation borrowed places to meet. In 1981, the Congregation Beth Hallel was created as the "first independent Messianic Jewish synagogue in the Southeast." In 1995 the rest of the center, which includes offices, classrooms and a gym, were completed. Messianic Jews believe that Yeshua (Jesus) was the Jewish Messiah.
This reform congregation temple sits on a beautiful property in western Roswell. The religious school director Hassia Levin was the inspiration behind founding the temple in 1987. Since then, 500 families have joined the congregation. The interior of the buildings are extremely attractive. Activities go from youth groups to senior groups and all in between. An adult choir and a youth choir ensure that all who want to sing out get a chance. Their excellent web site can help you determine if Temple Beth Tikvah is right for you.