Reform Synagogue
Temple Emanuel of South Hills
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Temple Emanuel of South Hills is a Reform synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at 1250 Bower Hill Road. Below you will find its address, phone number and website, directions, and other Jewish places nearby.
Key Facts
- Type
- Reform Synagogue
- Movement
- Reform
- Founded
- 1951
- Address
- 1250 Bower Hill Road, Pittsburgh, PA
Open in Google Maps → - Phone
- +1 412 279 7600
- Website
- templeemanuelpgh.org →
About Temple Emanuel of South Hills
Temple Emanuel of South Hills is a Reform congregation at 1250 Bower Hill Road in Pittsburgh's South Hills, founded in 1951 by a small group of families. It offers worship, religious school, early childhood education and adult learning, and welcomes Jewish, interfaith and LGBTQ+ families.
- Shabbat, High Holy Day and Sunday morning minyan services
- Religious School and bar and bat mitzvah preparation
- Early Childhood Development Center
- Adult education, social action and Caring Community programs
Reform congregations emphasize personal choice and modern relevance, with services that often include more English, music, and full egalitarian participation.
Service times, membership, and holiday schedules are best confirmed with the congregation directly.
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Planning for the holidays? See when Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Hanukkah and Passover fall this year, then confirm service times with the congregation.
Sources: Official website. Checked October 2026.
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