Creating a space for all people who seek to build meaning through the Jewish story.
The Temple Micah Storefront Project is moving the Jewish conversation from inside the walls of the synagogue into the public square. You’ll find us at coffee shops, cafés, bars, and farmer’s markets. What animates us is a desire to expand what Jewish life can look like and where Jewish life can take place.
Who is storefront for?
Our community is made up of young families and folks in their 20s 30s & 40s.
Here you’ll find anyone from heretics to zealots, unbelievers to the eternally committed; anyone who seeks the wisdom and complexity of Jewish tradition is welcome.
About
Storefront is a new project in Washington DC led by Josh Beraha and Stephanie Crawley, two rabbis who believe that Jewish wisdom has relevance and importance in our modern lives.
“This gathering was really a meaningful way to engage our family at a time when we did not yet have a particularly regular or particularly formal Jewish practice.”
“It was exactly what we had been looking for, exactly what we would have designed if we planned it ourselves.”