Temple Micah is an egalitarian Reform Jewish synagogue located in the Palisades neighborhood of Washington, D.C., at 2501 N Utah St NW. Established as a community in 1951, it is known for its progressive values, including a strong stance on social justice, inclusivity, and active engagement in local and global issues. The congregation emphasizes tikkun olam (repairing the world) through initiatives on racial equity, LGBTQ+ rights, environmental sustainability, and interfaith cooperation, while maintaining traditional Jewish practices adapted to contemporary life. It offers a full spectrum of religious, educational, and cultural programs, including Shabbat services, holiday observances, adult education classes, youth groups, and family lifecycle events. Led by rabbis focused on ethical leadership and modern Reform theology, Temple Micah counts influential members from journalism and other fields among its diverse congregants, enhancing its role in D.C.'s Jewish community. The synagogue continues to evolve, navigating debates within Judaism on Israel-Palestine relations and denominational identity, while prioritizing spiritual growth and communal bonds.