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Temple Solel is looking for your involvement - we don't charge dues.
"Solel” means “Pathfinder”. We are a pathfinder in being a welcoming Jewish congregation.
We are the only Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) synagogue in Fort Mill, SC.
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High Holidays 

The days of awe are just around the corner and we hope you can join us for these meaningful services. We will hear the lovely blowing of the Shofar. All of us will gain some wisdom from the Torah. During Yom Kippur we will have a chance to reflect on the year's deeds. At the end of it all, we'll have a splendid Break-the-Fast. 

Attendance is free but we do welcome donations from non-members or guests to help cover our expenses.

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Social Action

Our temple is dedicated to helping members of our community through Tikkun Olam. We are repairing the world one mitzvah at a time.  We provide supplies to the Fort Mill Care Center. Every month we make and serve lunch at the Community Cafe. Our Manna Bags are care packages for the unhoused filled with food, water, a toothbrush, and socks. We regularly serve food to homeless men at Bethel's day shelter.

About Us

Ritual
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Education

We offer B'nai Mitzvah training for any young members interested in doing so. As a URJ affiliated synagogue, Temple Solel is the home of the only Reform B’nai Mitzvah preparation program in Fort Mill, SC. They well learn how to read Hebrew in order to read from the Torah. They will pratice leading prayers, songs, and parts of services.


We held a Hebrew class for adults in October 2023 with members of Temple Solel and Grace Presbyterian Church attending. They learned the entirety of the Hebrew alphabet and a mulitude of words.

Upcoming Events

Shabbat Services

Join us at 7PM on this Friday

Our lay leader guides us through services with prayers and songs. Every service we have a excellent oneg provided by one of our members.

Temple Solel is proud to be interfaith partners with Grace Presbyterian Church.