B'ruchim haba'im! Welcome!

Falmouth Jewish Congregation (FJC) is a vibrant, egalitarian Reform congregation affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) and served by Interim Rabbi Steven Folberg and Pamela Rothstein, Director of Lifelong Learning. Our dedicated lay leadership and membership guide and energize our welcoming community, which is active year-round.

FJC's membership represents a diverse, inclusive, participatory community with diverse traditions, practices, and beliefs. All are welcomed with warmth and respect — Jews, interfaith families, and people of all ages, race, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression. While varied in background, the congregation is united in a dedication to providing a place that meets the needs of the Jewish community on the Upper Cape and beyond for worship, celebration, lifelong learning and social action.

Falmouth Jewish Congregation welcomes your interest! Stop by to visit us at the intersection of Hatchville and Sandwich Roads. Admire the beautiful East End Meeting House and continue into the parking lot across the street at 7 Hatchville Road, the site of our modern Blanche and Joel D. Seifer Community Center, where our office is located. Come get to know us -- our members and lay leaders, our professional staff, interim Rabbi Steven Folberg, Director of Lifelong Learning Pamela Rothstein, and our wonderful office staff. Spend some time at our website to learn more and click on the calendar to discover the variety of activities at FJC.

If you wish to attend services, please register in advance by emailing the office: fjcoffice@comcast.net

If you wish to attend Lifelong Learning events, register through the event listing on the calendar page. If you experience trouble, you can email the office at the address above. Some events require purchasing tickets, which you do when you register online.

If you have further questions about the congregation, membership, events or wish to arrange a visit or speak to  us, call 508-540-0602.

We look forward to meeting you!

L'shalom / in peace