Temple Har Zion is a Reform Jewish congregation and registered charity in Canada, operating under the business registration number 119210235RR0001. As an egalitarian Reform synagogue, it is known for its music-filled, participatory services and educational programs.

Overview
Founded over five decades ago, Temple Har Zion serves approximately 550 families, emphasizing inclusivity for individuals from diverse Jewish backgrounds, including interfaith and same-gender relationships. The congregation offers daily morning services, weekly Torah study, and monthly family-focused programming such as Tot Shabbat services.

Religious and Educational Programs
The synagogue provides comprehensive educational initiatives, spanning Junior Kindergarten through Grade 10, including Hebrew and Judaica classes, youth choirs, and confirmation programs. Adult education encompasses evening courses and study groups, fostering lifelong learning.

Social Action and Advocacy
Temple Har Zion participates in the Canadian Brit Olam, a Reform Jewish initiative promoting social justice and environmental sustainability. The congregation organizes refugee-support initiatives and maintains committees focused on Israel advocacy, social action, and community outreach.

Philanthropy
As a registered charity, the synagogue encourages planned giving through wills, life insurance policies, and charitable trusts via its Tzaddikim Club. These contributions support its religious, educational, and social justice activities.

Leadership
The congregation is led by clergy including a rabbi and cantor, supported by lay leadership and volunteer committees. Its structure reflects Reform Judaism’s emphasis on communal participation and egalitarian values.

Affiliations
Temple Har Zion is affiliated with the Union of Reform Judaism and collaborates with broader Jewish networks to advance progressive religious practices and interfaith dialogue.