2007-02-15T19:12:36Z 15 Please add a description to me 21 Tri-City Jewish Center tri-city-jewish-center (309) 788-3428 2007-04-09T10:58:27Z http://tricityjewishcenter.org 10 true 2007-02-16T09:58:23Z 32 A warm, welcoming congregation... Rodef Sholom Temple is steeped in the rich traditions of Conservative Judaism offering a wide variety of spiritual, educational, cultural, and social programs. Our services are egalitarian and participatory. All members have the opportunity to read Torah, lead services, and receive Aliyot. Shabbat is welcomed with a festive Kabbalat service and Oneg Shabbat. After Saturday services, a Kiddush luncheon is sponsored by Sisterhood. Tot Shabbat and Junior Congregation programs encourage the participation of our children. Morning services are held Monday and Thursday at 7:45, followed by breakfast where everyone can relax and “schmooze” prior to work or play. Congregational dinners provide opportunities to experience Shabbat and holidays as a community. Our religious school provides classes for students in grades K-10. Bar/Bat Mitzvah and Confirmation students receive intensive instruction from Rabbi. We offer local and regional Kadima and USY youth activities. This year, Rabbi will teach conversational Hebrew and a three-part course: “G-d, Torah and Israel”. The Gemillut Hassidim committee performs “acts of loving kindness,” assisting members who are ill, convalescing, or mourning. Transportation is available for members to attend services or activities. office@rodefsholomtemple.org 33 false true 108 mixed Rodef Sholom Temple rodef-sholom-temple true true Rodef Sholom Temple offers a wide variety of spiritual, educational, cultural, and social programs. Our services are egalitarian and participatory. All members have the opportunity to read Torah, lead services, and receive Aliyot. (757) 826-5894 2007-03-12T13:18:58Z http://www.rodefsholomtemple.org 7 true 90 2007-02-16T10:28:06Z 15 Please add a description to me. Please! synagogue@agudasachimic.org 36 Agudas Achim agudas-achim (319) 337-3813 2009-12-03T17:47:53Z http://www.agudasachimic.org 2 2007-02-16T12:16:49Z 50 The centerpiece of Beth Jacob's community’s week is Shabbat. Our Shabbat morning service brings together individuals with wide ranging knowledge of liturgy and practice, and Shabbat Enrichment provides an opportunity for even the smallest children to know the joys of Shabbat. Our doors are open for all to enter—as well to take our responsibility for repairing the world out into the community. Men, women and children have equal opportunity to be part of our community. epdir@beth-jacob.org 47 http://uscj.org/archives/BJCONG.html Beth Jacob Congregation beth-jacob-congregation Beth Jacob Congregation is a community of Jews who come together to nurture relationships with God and each other. We are a Conservative synagogue that values Torah (study), Avodah (reverential service) and Gemilut Hasadim (acts of loving kindness). 651-452-2226 2007-03-12T13:19:02Z http://beth-jacob.org 8 false 2007-02-16T14:02:55Z 55 A small, very warm congregation with a traditional Conservative service, including lively Torah discussion, lots of enthusiastic singing, Triennial Torah reading, Kiddush and lots of shmoozing after shul. Congregation reflects the aging, dwindling yet committed Jewish community in our area. We pray together in our lovely, modest chapel with a beautiful view of our beloved park. We are truly welcoming to everyone, of all ages and background, who comes to visit. We count men and women equally in the minyan, encourage everyone to participate, but are not fully egalitarian. Fri. Kabbalat Shabbat at Candle-Lighting time. (6:30 May-Sept.) Sat. Shabbat Morning Services, beginning at 9:30 AM. Come any time you like. (Most of us arrive between 10:00 and 10:30) Monthly Sunday morning service and breakfast. Our Synagogue Center hosts Hadassah, Jewish War Vets, and weekly L'Chaim Club (seniors activities Wed. at 1:00 PM) and Friday discussion group (politics, religion, Israel, etc. 1:30-3:00) Tel. 516-561-2308 (office) or 516-837-3093 (rabbi) Email (Rabbi Yechiel): hilkyahu@optonline.net hilkyahu@optonline.net 49 false true 108 mixed Gates of Zion gates-of-zion true false A small, warm cong. with traditional service, Torah discussion, & Kiddush. Truly welcoming to everyone. Fri. Kabbalat Shabbat at Candle-Lighting time. Shabbat Services at 9:30 AM. Tel. 516-561-2308 or 516-837-3093 hilkyahu@optonline.net 516-837-3093 / 516-561-2308 2007-03-12T13:19:03Z 9 true 91 2007-02-16T14:52:22Z 60 Please add a description to me 50 Jacksonville Jewish Center jacksonville-jewish-center duplicate: http://shulshopper.com/congregations/jacksonville-jewish-center-917 2007-05-07T15:59:18Z 6 true 2007-02-17T12:11:57Z 78 Adath Israel offers Daily Minyanim (2 shacharit services and mincha/maariv b'zman), and formal Shabbat morning services with a cantor and mixed choir. It also offers a full range of communal activities, including sisterhood, brotherhood, young families, Club L'chaim for Seniors, a 3 day per week religious school, youth groups including Kadima and USY and More... info@adathisrael.com 55 false false 108 mixed Adath Israel Congregation adath-israel-congregation false true Adath Israel is a large, Traditionl Conservative Synagoguge of 1900 families located in Midtown Toronto, providing a complete range of services for members of all ages. 416-635-5340 2007-03-12T13:19:05Z http://adathisrael.com 7 true 92 true 2007-02-17T19:27:55Z 86 Founded more than 35 years ago, Congregation Beth Shalom is located in the beautiful Wedgewood-Ravenna neighborhood of North Seattle. Our programs and activities include Shabbat and festival worship; rich educational programs for children and adults; social action for the homeless, the environment, and for Israel; and activities for fun and community building. Beth Shalom is a place where you can grow spiritually and in religious practice. Opportunities to enhance Jewish knowledge and observance are abundant. Classes are offered in a wide range of Jewish subjects, presented by a variety of outstanding scholars and educators. Topics in our adult education program include Torah, Talmud, Jewish history, synagogue skills, ethics and Hebrew language. Our annual Bierman Scholar-in-Residence program brings world renowned Jewish educators to the community for an intensive weekend of study. Our daily minyan assures that individuals needing it have a place to say Kaddish. We have services every morning, and an addition minyan on Monday evenings. Please see our minyan schedule. Beth Shalom is committed to Jewish education for children as well, and has formal and informal educational experiences. We operate a highly respected K-8 religious school, as well a Shabbat morning Junior Congregation. We also have a monthly Tot Shabbat, a special program geared toward toddlers. We also provide opportunities to play. We value celebrating Jewish festivals with fun activities such as our Purim Parody feast, community dinners and seders, and a cheesecake cook-off for Shavuot. And, we have a winning co-ed softball team. Our members care about and care for each other in times of celebration and times of challenge. Our nationally recognized mitzvah corps assures attendance and food at shiva minyanim, provides meals for members who are ill, and checks in on individuals who may be frail. Over 40 of our members also support families coming from out of town to the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center for cancer treatment, by cooking meals and meeting other needs as requested. There are many opportunities to get involved. From committee membership to special interest havurot, there is something for everyone interested. Some of the regular groups include those for singles, empty-nesters, and young families. Our Friday night Kabbalat Shabbat or Saturday morning Shabbat services are great opportunities to meet and interact with some of our members. Join us at our Hospitality table at the kiddush following the service. Welcome to our Beth Shalom community! generaldelivery@bethshalomseattle.org 60 false true 108 mixed Congergation Beth Shalom congergation-beth-shalom true true Congregation Beth Shalom is a Conservative egalitarian synagogue in which members actively participate in all aspects of congregational life. Our community includes individuals and families of all ages and religious and cultural backgrounds. 206-524-0075 2007-03-12T13:19:07Z bethshalomseattle.org 6 true 90 2007-02-17T19:33:07Z 87 Please add a description to me scm@hillel.harvard.edu 61 Student Conservative Minyan student-conservative-minyan We are a small, warm student-run traditional egalitarian minyan based at Harvard Hillel. 2007-03-12T13:19:08Z 5 true 2007-02-17T22:35:37Z 81 Please add a description to me rabbisec@bethshalompgh.org 66 false true 108 mixed Congregation Beth Shalom congregation-beth-shalom true true Friendly, family-oriented egalitarian congregation situated in the Squirrel Hill section of Pittsburgh and serving the Jewish community of Western Pennsylvania. 412-421-2288 2007-03-12T13:19:09Z http://www.bethshalompgh.org/ 11 true 90 true 3.0 2007-02-18T13:56:39Z 102 Shaare Zedek is a multi-generational, egalitarian Conservative congregation on the Upper West Side of Manhattan embracing a traditional approach to contemporary Judaism. We pride ourselves on a long and rich history of providing a warm, informal, observant community that is accessible to Jews of all ages and backgrounds. Services are led by members of the community, who infuse life at Shaare Zedek with their talents, creativity and spirit. office@sznyc.org 70 false http://www.sznyc.org 108 community members Congregation Shaare Zedek congregation-shaare-zedek true 212-874-7005 2007-11-19T20:29:19Z http://www.sznyc.org 12 false 90 true 2007-02-18T14:28:39Z 89 We are an Egalitarian Conservative Synagogue that combines Jewish tradition and modern living, creating a feeling of deep commitment to, and lasting relevance of, Judaism to contemporary life. Men and women are accorded full equality in all aspects of the synagogue services, including all rituals on the bimah, and at all social functions. The building and bima are barrier free, allowing easy access to all. We are a congregation that welcomes single and interfaith families. Our Kabbalat Shabbat Services start at 8PM, weekly and our Shabbat morning services start at 9:30AM weekly. There is a Sunday Morning Minyan at 9:30AM. Frequently we have a guitar player leading the singing during the Kabbalat Shabbat Services. SStern1111@aol.com 71 true true 108 Rabbi Arden Heights Boulevard Jewish Center Congregation Etz Chaim arden-heights-boulevard-jewish-center-congregation-etz-chaim true true We are an Egalitarian Conservative Synagogue that combines Jewish tradition and modern living, creating a feeling of deep commitment to, and lasting relevance of, Judaism to contemporary life. (718) 948-6782 2007-08-27T13:42:31Z http://www.ahbjewishcenter.org 13 true 90 true 5.0 2007-02-18T14:55:20Z 103 You'll find a wide range of ages in the seats and on the bimah on Saturday morning at Temple Beth David. Drawing from the city of Rochester and suburbs near and far, the congregation attracts families and individuals who are looking for a welcoming community and a participatory service. A regular schedule of preschool, youth, and teen services and discussions on Saturday morning and a warm, kid friendly atmosphere make it a great choice for families. Congregants regularly lead the torah service and occasionally lead services or give a sermon. Cantor Samuel Asher leads davening with a rousing and energetic voice and the congregation sings and harmonizes with matching intensity. Temple Beth David lost their rabbi, Rabbi Skopitz z"l, to a blood disease at the end of 2006. templebd@rochester.rr.com 72 false true 108 mixed Temple Beth David temple-beth-david true true Temple Beth David is a mid-sized conservative synagogue with a rousing Saturday morning service and a relaxed and friendly congregation. 585-266-3223 2007-03-12T13:19:10Z http://templebethdavid.uscjhost.net/ 9 true 90 true 2007-02-18T15:11:50Z 78 We are a traditional conservative synagogue whose leadership draws strength from all age groups to combine the wisdom and experience of our original members with the energy and professionalism of younger generations. This core of dedicated volunteers works with the clergy and staff to safeguard the aims and purposes of our constitution. Armed with the valued traditions and achievements of the past, that have earned us the name "The Synagogue with a Heart", we look forward to meeting the challenges of the 21st century. Religious Services * Daily minyanim in the Lerman Chapel offer congregants an opportunity to lead services, learn and participate. * Alternative High Holy Day and Shabbat services are specifically designed for families. * A monthly Shabbat Beginners Minyan encourages those who seek a deeper understanding of prayer. * Shabbat and Holiday services are family oriented. Cantorial liturgy and rabbinic reflections provide spiritual inspiration to all ages. * Saturday afternoon study classes are followed by Mincha, Seudah and a moving Havdallah Service. Programmes * Music * Library and Art * Brotherhood and Sisterhood * Religious Education * Continuing Education * Youth / Young Families / Seniors * Community Outreach / Social Action 73 false true 108 mixed Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda Synagogue beth-emeth-bais-yehuda-synagogue false true BEBY is a traditional Conservative shul located in the Bathurst Manor neighbourhood of Toronto. With over 1500 families, it provides a full range of programmes and services. 416-633-3838 2007-03-12T13:19:11Z http://www.beby.org 6 true 92 true 2007-02-19T09:39:31Z 121 Since 1912, Congregation B’nai Jacob has served the Jewish population of Philadelphia’s northwestern suburbs. Located in Phoenixville, B’nai Jacob attracts members from the Chester and Montgomery county communities as we are conveniently accessible along the corridors of routes 422, 23 and 202. Innovative programs, expansive classrooms, a pre-school and a broad array of social activities for all age groups make B’nai Jacob a special Jewish Community. As a growing congregation, B’nai Jacob Synagogue offers programs that meet a wide range of needs for all ages. Starting with our pre-school program to adult education, you will find a number of programs and events for the many interests of our members. We also boast several active committees that enhance our synagogue and provide opportunities for members to get involved. Becoming affiliated with a synagogue is the first and essential step in living a meaningful and fulfilling Jewish life. Congregation B'nai Jacob represents a truly authentic Jewish community, through which members discover fellowship and shared values in the pursuit of Jewish knowledge, identity, and observance. We value the bonds of friendship that bring us together, recognizing that each individual makes a unique contribution that enriches all of us. We welcome and encourage new members from any and all Jewish backgrounds. We want to share with you the unique balance of tradition and openness that characterize Conservative Judaism as practiced at B'nai Jacob. Our Congregation is only as strong as the commitment and good will of our members. Benefits include our monthly newsletter, Hakol, complementary High Holy Day tickets, a comprehensive religious school program, Holiday celebrations, Adult Education classes, Sisterhood and many other activities and special programs. Membership dues are comparable to other synagogues of our size in this area. However, we never let dollars stand in the way of the ability of members to affiliate with us; we ask only that each member make the support of the Congregation a major priority within the means available to him or her. For more information, please call our administrative offices at 610-933-5550. Recognizing that Jewish learning is a lifelong experience, education is the cornerstone to B’nai Jacob Synagogue. A variety of educational programs is available including Sunday School and Hebrew School, Bar and Bat Mitzvah study, Adult Education, Adult Bar and Bat Mitzvah and other youth activities including Kadima and our affiliation with the Chester County branch of Gratz Hebrew High School. B’nai Jacob’s Macy B. Solomon religious school provides a positive Jewish environment in which students can find support and understanding toward developing their Jewish identity. Classes provide answers and experiences to expand students' understanding of the values, ethics and lifestyle of the Conservative Jew. The school guides students toward establishing the Jewish sense of community and provides opportunities to translate values into actions. Students also learn the practical skills and understanding to participate and to lead in Jewish home and synagogue services, rituals, life cycle events and holiday observances. Teachers present the students selected source materials from which Jews and Judaism draw their uniqueness and life view. They incorporate activities that help students feel part of the Jewish people in general - and guide them in creating a positive identification and relationship with Israel, in particular. The ultimate goal of the school is to make the synagogue an important focal point in the students' lives. At B’nai Jacob the accent is on youth but adult members also enjoy a wide array of opportunities for enlightenment and social gathering including lecture series, Adult Education Classes, monthly family services, holiday celebrations and special committees. B’nai Jacob is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. We hold services Friday evening, Saturday morning and a Minyan every weekday evening. Regularly scheduled Family Friday Evening Shabbat Services are led by our Sunday school students. Congregants, including women and younger members are encouraged to participate in all services. We also have a playground, library, gift shop and our own cemetery. The Passover Seder, congregation dinners, and Sunday morning breakfast after our Tallit and T’filin Service, make excellent use of our kosher kitchen facilities and expansive social hall. Our special Jewish Community at B’nai Jacob also includes Sisterhood, local B’nai Brith group, Kadima and our affiliations with the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and Chester County branch of Gratz Hebrew High School. congbjacob@att.net 83 false true 108 Rabbi Congregation B'nai Jacob congregation-b-nai-jacob true true An intimate, inclusive congregation with members ranging from very traditional Jews to interfaith families. 610-933-5550 2007-03-12T13:19:13Z www.congbj.org 5 true 90 true 2007-02-19T10:17:30Z 122 B'nai Torah is a welcoming, growing Traditional Conservative congregation in Sandy Springs, the heart of the Atlanta Jewish Community. A full-service synagogue for all ages, with preschool, religious school, hebrew classes for adults, daily minyan and women's minyan. Coming from a Traditional outlook, currently exploring expanding the role of women in the service. Unusual among Conservative synagogues in that we have a Mikvah and Eruv. office@bnaitorah.org 84 false true office@bnaitorah.org 108 mixed Congregation B'nai Torah congregation-b-nai-torah true true Where past, present and future meet. A welcoming, growing Traditional Conservative congregation in Sandy Springs, the heart of the Atlanta Jewish Community. 404-257-0537 2007-03-16T16:36:51Z http://www.bnaitorah.org 7 true 91 true 2007-02-19T15:04:24Z 133 We are a friendly and outgoing 700-member congregation, where new members mix easily with those who founded the synagogue in the 1950s. We are a growing shul, a "hamisch" environment that welcomes retired people and couples with young children. Our member families are drawn primarily from Chicago and the North and Northwest suburbs. Those raised as Conservative Jews will feel comfortable in the egalitarian style of services and adherence to halacha (Jewish law). Numerous members of our congregation have come from more traditional backgrounds, while others may have limited knowledge of Hebrew or observance. All find Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah a place to grow as a Jew. Our spiritual leaders include Rabbi Allan Kensky, Hazzan Frank Lanzkron-Tamarazo, Assistant Rabbi Michael Mishkin, as well as Rabbi Emeritus Harold Stern and Cantor Emeritus Alan Stearns. office@bhcbe.org 89 false true 108 Rabbi Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah beth-hillel-congregation-bnai-emunah true true Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah is an egalitarian, Conservative Jewish Synagogue located in Wilmette, Illinois, on Chicago's North Shore. (847) 256-1213 2007-05-10T09:56:53Z http://www.bhcbe.org 7 true 90 true 2007-02-19T13:21:33Z 119 From its humble beginnings, Shearith Israel was among the few Conservative Congregations in America to pre-date the establishment of the Jewish Theological Seminary and was clearly among those congregations which inspired the early leaders of Conservative Judaism to establish the Seminary, now the world-wide academic and spiritual center of Conservative Judaism. The early leaders of Shearith inspired successive generations to build upon their dream. Over the years Congregation Shearith Israel established the pillars of Jewish life and learning including a well developed religious school and youth program and founded the Solomon Schetcher Academy, the Conservative Day School of Dallas. Our Present Today Congregation Shearith Israel is one of leading Congregations of the Conservative movement with 1,400 families on two campuses. Our main campus is on the corner of Douglas and Walnut in Dallas and our satellite campus is on the corner of Frankfort and Hillcrest on the Solomon Schetcher Academy Campus in Far North Dallas meeting the needs of our members who live in the far north and Plano. Shearith Israel is led by our Senior Rabbi, Rabbi William Gershon along with Rabbi David Glickman, Rabbi Joseph Menashe and Cantor Yitzhak Zhebkher in partnership with an active lay leadership. csi@shearith.org 87 false 108 mixed Congregation Shearith Israel congregation-shearith-israel true true One of the oldest Conservative congregations in America, Congregation Shearith Israel provides a home for Conservative Jews to find the Jewish community they seek that embraces Torah learning, prayer, and loving kindness. 214-361-6606 2007-03-12T13:19:14Z http://www.shearith.org 6 true 90 true 2007-02-19T16:24:52Z 137 Through the years, TBT has opened its doors and hearts to families in order to share a deep sense of friendship and community through the extended family of Judaism. TBT is committed to the future of our children, please ask about our wonderful Religious School! Of course, TBT not only has a comfortable spiritual environment, child care services, a convenient location, wonderful Oneg Shabbat, award winning Judaica Shop, and extensive library, but TBT also has a great Sisterhood, Men's Club, Singles Group, Young Adults Club (Nu Tikvah Group) and a host of cultural and educational offerings for all ages. The Singles and Social Action groups have won United Synagogue awards. 90 false true 174 Rabbi & Cantor Temple Beth Tikvah temple-beth-tikvah true true From the shul's website: "As a Conservative, egalitarian congregation, Temple Beth Tikvah considers itself part of a caring, "Heimish" extended family. TBT is a member of United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism." 561-967-3600 2007-03-12T13:19:15Z http://communitylink.gopbi.com/servlet/groups_ProcServ/dbpage=page&mode=display&gid=00025000001015967627168495 5 true 90 true 2007-02-20T06:37:31Z 68 Our dedication to the concept of life long learning includes both adult education and a strong youth program providing religious services, education, and activities for grades pre K through high school age. Our dedication to religious life is demonstrated by activities such as twice daily minyanim, chevra kadisha, and active bikkur cholim and bereavement committees. We have a strong partnership between laypersons and staff in carrying out all ritual activities. Our auxiliary clubs (i.e. USY, Men's club, and Sisterhood) play an active role in congregational life. We have approximately 125 students in our religious school and an additional 60-70 students attend area Jewish day schools. We have a full time professional staff of five including Rabbi, Hazzan, Education Director, Preschool Director, and Executive Director. 102 false true 108 Rabbi & Cantor Agudas Achim Congregation agudas-achim-congregation true true We are an egalitarian congregation of approximately 550 member units affiliated with United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. 703-998-6460 2007-04-17T11:37:49Z http://www.agudasachim-va.org 9 true 90 2007-02-20T09:29:42Z 16 Please add a description to me 103 Shaarey Teffila shaarey-teffila duplicate: see http://shulshopper.com/congregations/shaarey-tefilla-1213 2007-05-07T16:11:56Z 5 2007-02-20T09:33:19Z 16 Please add a description to me 104 The Forest Hills Jewish Center the-forest-hills-jewish-center duplicate: see http://shulshopper.com/congregations/forest-hills-jewish-center-2051 2007-05-07T16:10:03Z 5 2007-02-20T09:34:56Z 16 Please add a description to me 105 Ahavas Israel ahavas-israel duplicate: see http://shulshopper.com/congregations/ahavas-israel-1491 2007-05-07T16:02:57Z 5 true 2007-02-20T11:57:49Z 164 Chizuk Amuno has a long history of proud service to Baltimore's Jewish community. As a traditional, Conservative, egalitarian congregation, founding member of the United Synagogue for Conservative Judaism and a strong supporter of the Jewish Theological Seminary, Chizuk Amuno is dedicated to perpetuating and affirming Judaism by strengthening the faith and nurturing the religious development of its members. In pursuit of this mission, Chizuk Amuno, guided by its rabbinic and educational staff, and lay leaders, ascribes to the rabbinic teaching: "The world is sustained through Torah, worship and acts of lovingkindness." -Pirke Avot 1:2 TORAH: LIFE-LONG LEARNING Learning is key to developing Jewish identity and therefore occupies a central place in congregational life. Chizuk Amuno pursues excellence in its schools and educational programming to meet the learning needs of congregants at each age and stage of life. All members are encouraged to take personal responsibility for learning in order to assume the obligations and privileges of Jewish citizenship and leadership. AVODAH: WORSHIP AND OBSERVANCE The worship of God and the search for religious knowledge take place in various ways at different stages of life. Chizuk Amuno provides worship experiences in accordance with halakhah (Jewish law) to meet the diverse needs of its members and to promote active participation. The celebration of Shabbat, Holy Days, Festivals, and life cycle events affirms our relationship to God and to one another. Chizuk Amuno gathers as a holy community to sanctify these moments and make them meaningful for all congregants. Mitzvot express how Jews behave, who we are and what we value. Chizuk Amuno is committed to a partnership of shared values and behavior between home and synagogue that creates religious community and enriches the lives of congregants and all whom they influence. GEMILUT HASADIM: ACTS OF LOVING KINDNESS Individuals sustain community and community sustains the individual. Chizuk Amuno strives to be a community, which teaches and enables its members to welcome, care about and support one another. Chizuk Amuno recognizes its responsibility to the larger Jewish community and encourages its members to act in ways that assure the well being of the Jewish people locally, nationally, in Israel, and around the world. Congregational life is a model for life at large. Chizuk Amuno endeavors in all aspects of institutional conduct to uphold the highest standards of Jewish ethical behavior. The "repair of the world" is a Jewish imperative. Chizuk Amuno strives to help its members bring a Jewish perspective to the search for social justice and the alleviation of suffering, and to assume positions of service and leadership in the larger Jewish and general communities. info@chizukamuno.org 115 false eupdate@chizukamuno.org 108 mixed Chizuk Amuno Congregation chizuk-amuno-congregation true Chizuk Amuno Congregation is a diverse community of individuals and families, adults and children. We strive to offer Jewish resources for all who participate with us and we embrace all who wish to affiliate with us. 410/486-6400 2007-03-12T13:19:25Z http://www.chizukamuno.org 8 true 90 false 1.0 2007-02-20T14:58:16Z 170 Please add a description to me office@netivotshalom.org 120 false false 108 Rabbi & Cantor Congregation Netivot Shalom congregation-netivot-shalom true true duplicate: see http://shulshopper.com/congregations/netivot-shalom-122 (510) 549-9447 2007-05-07T16:07:02Z http://netivotshalom.org/ 13 true 90 2007-02-20T15:09:12Z 170 From the website: We are an egalitarian Conservative congregation. With God's guidance, we promote a lifetime of Jewish learning; We create a sacred environment for devotion to God; and we strengthen ourselves and those around us. We are a community. Our Congregation welcomes all who wish to join us in the practice of Conservative Judaism. We embrace halachah (Jewish law) and our traditions, and allow new traditions to evolve. We encourage full and equal participation in services by both men and women. We are comprised of people who have come to choose Judaism for every kind of reason, some born to it and some not, some returning and some who are finding Judaism for the first time. We respect the challenges faced by interfaith couples and welcome all to share in our rich history. We take great pride in the fact that our congregation has been worshipping in Oakland for close to a century and some of our members are descendants of the original founders. We promote a lifetime of Jewish learning. Our goal is to serve as a focal point for Talmud Torah throughout one's life. Gan Avraham, our preschool, introduces Jewish ritual along with fun, laying the foundation for Jewish worship and general social skills. Bet Sefer Avraham, the Hebrew school, teaches children the ways of doing mitzvot, and the Hebrew language. It prepares them to take their place as participants in ritual practice, as celebrated by a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. We support and encourage our teens to participate in the Bay Area Midrashot, the Jewish community's high school program, introducing them to a broader network of Jewish peers. The teens work towards Kabbalat Torah (confirmation) and focus on the study of Jewish ethics, biblical history, Israeli current events, and Israeli culture. For adults, we recognize the diverse educational needs created by being a welcoming congregation. We offer an adult B'nai Mitzvah program, Hebrew and Talmud study for adults, and other programs. The needs of one group may be vastly different from that of another, and we endeavor to serve them all. We try to provide a broad set of offerings, striving to make each one meaningful. We create a sacred environment for devotion to God. Our congregation has been dedicated to coming together to worship God since 1907. We build on what has come before us to create meaning and to share the rituals of our tradition. We are dedicated to t'filah (prayer), mitzvot, and celebration. If walls can resonate, ours do. We strengthen ourselves and those around us. Our community needs to foster community within the community. That is, we recognize three levels of community, and dedicate ourselves to tikkun olam (rebuilding the world) at all three levels. The world as where we all live: We contribute to broad interfaith activities and do not consider ourselves isolated from world events. The world as the greater Jewish community: We build upon our common heritage, and we support our fellow Jews in their endeavors to live and worship in peace. We hold the mission and existence of the State of Israel as central to this community. The world as who we are: We recognize our congregation as a community. Every member of it receives respect from the others in the congregation. We are there for each other, in the good times and the bad. No one is a stranger and everyone's needs are taken seriously. We are a community. [Temple Beth Abraham supports the ordination of LGBT rabbis, and is a participating congregation in Synaplex] Information@tbaoakland.org 121 true 108 Rabbi Temple Beth Abraham temple-beth-abraham true true An egalitarian Conservative congregation in Oakland, CA. (510) 832-0936 2007-03-12T13:19:32Z http://tbaoakland.org 6 90 true 3.0 2007-02-20T15:09:54Z 169 Services: Every part of our services, including the drash, is led by congregants. We regularly have 150 people attend and and actively participate in Shabbat morning services even without B'nai Mitzvot or other simchas. Services are usually followed by a lunch size Kiddush. Shabbat B’Yachad: This congregant-developed, nationally recognized program offers a Shabbat morning service for preschoolers and their families. It is led by parents and incorporates a special siddur, Torah story, and mini Kiddush. Contact: sby@netivotshalom.org Rimmonim: In response to the success of the Shabbat B'Yachad program the congregation recently started a program for kindergarten-2nd graders and their families. It meets on the First and third Saturday mornings monthly and one one Sunday morning per month. Contact: rimmonim@netivotshalom.org The congregation currently had a young adults' Kabbalat Shabbat service and dinner (kosher potluck or prepared depending on the time of sunset) every 2nd Friday of the month. The service and dinner is open to all and we regularly have people of all ages who are married or single. Contact: ya@netivotshalom.org There's also a family Kabbalat Shabbat service every 4th Friday of the month. Contact: education@netivotshalom.org Since we are still expanding and adjusting programming schedules in our new building, please confirm times and dates. Other programs: We have a lot of people doing many different things within our congregation. I'll just highly a few and perhaps others will fill in more detail later: There are many education programs for adults and children both run within the synagogue as well as joint events with the other synagogues or schools in the community. We are welcoming to intermarried couples and congregants. As part of the Tiferet project, helped write, "A Place in the Tent" http://netivotshalom.org/documents/PlaceInTheTentFlyer.pdf We also have a sister congregation in Santiago de Cuba and our members regularly visit to provide material and spiritual support (http://www.thecajm.org) There are also social action programs, a Bikkur Cholim committee (http://netivotshalom.org/drashot/rkelman/Bikkur.pdf), and a Chevra Kadisha (http://netivotshalom.org/drashot/rkelman/dealing_with_death.htm) exec@netivotshalom.org 122 false true exec@netivotshalom.org 108 community members Netivot Shalom netivot-shalom true true We grew out of our founding members goal to create an egalitarian, spiritual home for Conservative Jews in Berkeley. In 1989, we began with meetings in homes and now have our own shul where we offer services, educational, spiritual and community programs. 510-549-9447 2007-03-22T18:08:03Z http://netivotshalom.org/ 8 true 90 2007-02-20T22:34:55Z 198 Olam Tikvah, is a welcoming and participatory congregation. Senior Rabbi David Kalender and Associate Rabbi Joshua Ben-Gideon provide spiritual leadership. The sanctuary is designed with the reader’s table in the center, emphasizing the participatory nature of services. It is wheelchair accessible, and provides amplified sound, assisted listening devices for the hearing-impaired, and large-print siddurim. There is a full kosher kitchen, and the congregation is welcomed to a Kiddush luncheon after Shabbat services every week. Twice a month there are mincha/ma’ariv/havdalah services with a light meal and lively singing. Olam Tikvah has a religious school for grades K-12, and numerous family education programs for both religious school and day school families. Olam Tikvah Preschool provides a warm and nurturing environment. We have babysitting and Shabbat services for children from 18 months through b’nai mitzvah each week. Youth groups have social activities for grades 4-12. In addition to Sisterhood and Men’s Club, there are social action groups, a young fathers’ group, and a young professionals’ organization. OT offers extensive adult education ranging from twice-monthly Shabbat study with Rabbi Ben-Gideon to weekday Mishnah study with Rabbi Kalender, book clubs, yoga, Hebrew, and Melton courses. OT sponsors scholar-in-residence weekends twice a year. There is a chorale that practices each week at OT and performs in local venues , men's club, sisterhood, chorale, social action groups. The atmosphere at Olam Tikvah tends to be comfortable and relaxed. The congregation is a mix of young families, empty nesters, and grandparents, with some singles and young couples. Teens are encouraged to continue leading services or reading Torah after b’nai mitzvah. Olam Tikvah is located in a wooded residential neighborhood, walking distance to the Northern Virginia Jewish Community Center and near a number of supermarkets that carry a wide selection of fresh and frozen kosher packaged beef, poultry, and baked goods. For more information, see www.olamtikvah.org. 140 Congregation Olam Tikvah congregation-olam-tikvah Congregation Olam Tikvah is a lively Conservative congregation of about 670 families located about 15 miles from Washington, D.C., in Fairfax, Virginia. 703-425-1880 2007-03-21T05:43:15Z http://www.olamtikvah.org 17 true 2007-02-21T12:13:14Z 161 We are a Conservative, Egalitarian Synagogue, with a warm and caring congregation. Our membership families reflect the diverse cross-section of our community. Some members, who helped start Temple Beth Shalom more than 50 years ago, enjoy services with their children and grandchildren. Other members are single, young couples, or families with children and those without. Everyone is welcome to worship with us for Shabbat services or to join us for one of our many joyous social events. Our religious services and celebrations combine all the traditional elements of Hebrew, English, Cantorial Chants, Torah reading, congregational singing, Rabbinical teachings and sermons in a fully modern spirit which involves everyone present. We encourage guests to come to a service or an event for a first-hand look Temple Beth Shalom. 150 true true 108 Rabbi Temple Beth Shalom of Long Beach temple-beth-shalom-of-long-beach true true We are a Conservative, Egalitarian Synagogue, with a warm and caring congregation. Our membership families reflect the diverse cross-section of our community. (562)426-6413 2007-03-12T13:19:44Z http://www.tbslb.org/ 6 true 90 2007-02-21T17:45:47Z 223 Please add a description to me 159 Beth Shalom beth-shalom Conservative,egalitarian. Full services:Friday nite,Shabbat morning,holidays,nightly minyan,youth programs,adult education.Own synagogue and cemetary,Men's club,Sisterhood.Approx 350 families.Mostly Hebrew services. 2007-03-12T13:19:48Z 3 2007-02-21T18:11:14Z 225 Rabbi Henri Sobel is the president of the rabbinate, together withs Rabbis Iehuda Busquila and Michel Schlesinger, and the assistant of the rabbinate, Uri Lam, who will start his rabbinical studies in a conservative seminary in Buenos Aires, Argentina, soon. there is also a great Jewish school whose goal is prepare boys and girls for Bar/Bat Mitsvah and for a Jewish life. and several other activities, like groups of Torah studies and Mishnah, rikude am (jewish folk dance), a chorus, etc. We have 2 minyianim, one with men separated form women (but without a mechitzah), and where only men count to the minyian and read at the Torah; and other, egalitarian, called "Shabat Neshamah" where we have mixed seating and women are called for alyah at the Torah, etc. it´s a very dynamic congregation and all of you are invited to a visit, where you stay in Sao Paulo! cip@cip.org.br 162 CIP - Congregação Iraelita Paulista cip-congregaaao-iraelita-paulista A 70 years old congregation in Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil, the largest of Latin America, with two synagogues, a Jewish school and several other activities. 55 11 68086299 2007-05-07T14:35:10Z http://www.cip.org.br 7 2007-02-21T19:56:21Z 228 Temple Beth David Today The Temple memberhsip consists of just under 400 family units reflecting a total congregation population of 755. In just 14 years, the Jewish population of northern Palm Beach County grew 149 percent, from 5,500 to 13,700 people. It is the second largest growth area in the county, where 13 percent of its residents live in Jewish households. A strong growth rate is expected to continue as families move into the many new housing developments currently under construction. A census of the Temple Beth David congregation reveals a diverse population. The Temple Beth David family includes infants, nonagenarians and all ages in between, making it truly representative of the Jewish community. The congregation’s diversity gives it strength and character. Such diversity does, however, present interesting challenges in terms of programming to meet divergent needs. An added challenge is the vast geographic area from which Temple Beth David draws its members. The core of the congregation live in Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter and North Palm Beach. Some members travel as far as Palm City, Royal Palm Beach and Boca Raton to attend services and Temple programs. ASSEMBLING THE CHUPPA FOR THE MARCH TO THE NEW SANCTUARY As the Temple Beth David membership swelled to more than 400 families, expansion of the present facilities designed for half as many families became obvious. The current facility at 8,700 square feet is insufficient to meet the congregation’s needs for worship, meetings and staff offices. Both the Hebrew and preschools have outgrown their current quarters while a waiting list of perspective students grows. Temple Beth David opened its new Sanctuary and Social Hall in September 2002. The Sanctuary is designed to seat over 1000 people for the High Holy Days. Our two state of the art Kosher kitchens (dairy and meat) allow for formal and informal functions of up to 300 people to take place in our Social Hall. The addition to the Religious school wing include additional classrooms and the Judith L. Geiger Memorial Library. Our original Sanctuary has been renovated and is now used for Junior Congregation and other events. Lastly we have just completed a renovation of our administrative wing, providing office and other administrative space as well as a Gift Shop. YOUTH CHOIR IN THE NEW SANCTUARY 164 Temple Beth David temple-beth-david Michael P. Singer-Rabbi Glenn Sherman, Cantor (561) 694-2350 2007-03-14T15:31:51Z http://www.templebethdavidfl.org 3 true 2007-02-21T23:27:11Z 229 Please add a description to me office@kolami.org 165 false true 108 Rabbi & Cantor Congregation Kol Ami congregation-kol-ami true true (813) 962-6338 2007-05-10T12:43:58Z http://www.kolami.org 7 true 90 true 2007-02-22T09:11:54Z 239 Active congregation of all ages and generations. Serving the needs of a diverse community that is made of individuals from all streams of Judaism. Our open, inclusive community seeks to welcome all who seek to grow in Judaism and to be part of a Jewish community that embraces all who walk through our doors. Come visit! rabbi@bnaigainesville.com 169 false true www.shalomkaiman.com 108 Mixed Congregation B'nai Israel congregation-b-nai-israel true true We are an active, Conservative congregation serving the needs of over 350 families in North Florida. 352 376 1508 2007-03-12T13:19:51Z www.bnaigainesville.com 5 true 90 true 2007-02-22T15:10:22Z 241 Founded ten years ago by a group of 7 families, Shaare Torah is a welcoming Conservative egalitarian synagogue. Over the years, Shaare Torah has grown considerably, now numbering nearly 250 member families (and growing) who enjoy a wide range of religious, educational and social programs, including a thriving Nursery School, an award-winning USY (United Synagogue Youth) program, as well as an active Social Action committee, Hazak group, and Men’s Club. Just a few months ago, Shaare Torah opened the doors of its first building, located in the Lakelands, the start of a new chapter in this vibrant and passionate synagogue community’s life in the region’s fastest-growing Jewish area, in Montgomery County, Maryland. info@shaaretorah.org 178 false true 108 Rabbi Shaare Torah shaare-torah true true Shaare Torah is an egalitarian congregation in the region's fastest growing Jewish area, in Montgomery County, Maryland. We provide a wide range of religious, educational and social programs and a Synagogue environment which enriches Jewish life. 301-869-9842 2007-03-14T15:31:54Z http://www.shaaretorah.org 8 true 90 true 2007-02-22T15:30:19Z 245 KI is an example of diversity working in harmony. The uniqueness of this urban/suburban synagogue is due in large part to the advantages of its human and physical environment which attracts a wide range of constituencies -- • young adults exploring Boston as a place to live after college • young families attracted by the local schools (including Kehillath Israel Nursery School), parks and conveniences of an exciting neighborhood • day school families seeking a traditional, egalitarian community • single individuals and empty nesters moving into town and looking for opportunities for Jewish enrichment • those seeking out a daily minyan to say kaddish during the period of mourning and a community for saying yizkor • seniors and those with special needs requiring the conveniences and resources offered by the town and local agencies • students and academics from abroad who are spending a few years exploring the rich academic and medical institutions in the area • potential converts exploring Judaism and bringing with them new perspectives and excitement • those walking to shul and those travelling from different communities because they like KI’s down-to-earth, substantive style • those at home in a conservative synagogue and those new to it KI is a place where these diverse groups come together to pray, learn and find community. The resulting culture of the Kehillah is both engaging and accepting, deriving vigor from the gifts of an ever-widening circle. KI is first and foremost a Makom Torah -- a place where we read a new Jewish book as a community each year and where opportunities for learning are present in a broad array of contexts, including Me-ah and adult education offerings, teaching and discussion during shabbat services, and guest lectures. KI is a davening community, that values spirituality and prayerful moments at daily minyan, encourages lay participation, values liturgical, ritual and musical traditions and experiments with new ones (e.g. Seudah Shlishit in the park, Panim Hadashot post huppah Aliyah, fruit of the womb celebration for new babies in the sukkah, and the trial of Haman on Purim) KI is very much a place that takes Gemilut Hasadim seriously, in the shul community, the Jewish community and community at large. It is a place that organizes Shiva minyanim in people’s homes, hosts domestic violence and infertility support groups and coordinates distribution of food packages for Family Table. KI is a also community where people enjoy spending time together, blending Jewish culture with the rich resources of Greater Boston, whether at an Oneg Shabbat hosted by a congregant, a community game at Fenway Park on L’ag B’Omer, a lecture on biblical imagery at the Museum of Fine Arts, Selichot at Symphony Hall, or a shul dinner dance that is not organized primarily for fundraising purposes. While many conservative shuls point to the hosting of “library minyanim” as evidence of their revitalization, KI’s renewal permeates the entire synagogue membership. mainoffice@congki.org 179 false true http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Cong_KI_minyan/ 108 Mixed Congregation Kehillath Israel congregation-kehillath-israel true true KI is a vibrant Conservative congregation, egalitarian yet traditional, promoting a Judaism that is accepting, wise, morally powerful, and intellectually alive 617-277-9155 2007-03-12T13:19:52Z http://congki.org/ 9 true 90 true 2007-02-23T05:46:59Z 254 Temple Beth Sholom is a warm and inclusive congregation whose members are inspired to explore and express Judaism within the broad and dynamic framework of Conservative beliefs and practices. We seek to provide Jewish spiritual, educational and social opportunities which encourage personal development and social responsibility as well as promote greater knowledge of our Jewish history and culture. For over 50 years, Beth Sholom has been caring for its congregants and its community. The services, programs and activities we provide are second to none. The leadership is committed to making our Temple a place where everyone can learn, grow, gather and laugh with others. Our mission is to offer an experience of spiritual and intellectual engagement to our developing community, and to respond to the deepest hopes and aspirations of our congregation. Our purpose is to provide an environment in which people will find peace, healing, and retreat from the hectic pace of their daily lives. Our mission is to strengthen our expanding community by providing a source of enduring meaning and purpose as we actually live the experience of divinity. Our approach combines the traditional tenets of Judaism -- rituals, beliefs, holidays, customs, prohibitions, admonitions, and philosophies -- with vital, unconstrained, and creative innovation. Through prayer, meditation, music, song, dance, and above all else, love, our intent is to bring to people's consciousness the living, breathing, aliveness of their spirit. As an inclusive and welcoming community we are seeking to live life ethically, affirmatively, and with an ever-present awareness of the holiness of every moment and the sanctity of every event. mainoffice@tbsroslyn.org 182 true true mainoffice@tbsroslyn.org 108 Rabbi & Cantor Temple Beth Sholom temple-beth-sholom true true Temple Beth Sholom is a warm and inclusive congregation whose members are inspired to explore and express Judaism within the broad and dynamic framework of Conservative beliefs and practices. http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=26483271907 516-621-2288 2009-10-07T00:29:00Z http://www.tbsroslyn.org 2 true 90 true 2007-02-23T06:32:19Z 254 Congregation Beth Shalom, an egalitarian synagogue community, is dedicated to cultivating, developing and sustaining Judaism in accordance with the philosophy and standards of the Conservative Movement. Beth Shalom is a Conservative congregation with a rich heritage in Kansas City beginning in 1878. Currently, the congregation of approximately 1000 families holds services and programs encompassing the wide spectrum of Jewish religious, cultural, educational, and social experiences. Specialty programs occur for different age groups and for special events. bethshalom@bethshalomkc.org 183 true true http://www.bethshalomkc.org 108 Rabbi & Cantor Beth Shalom Congregation beth-shalom-congregation true true Congregation Beth Shalom, an egalitarian synagogue community, is dedicated to cultivating, developing and sustaining Judaism in accordance with the philosophy and standards of the Conservative Movement. 913-647-7279 2007-03-12T13:19:53Z http://www.bethshalomkc.org 5 true 90 true 2007-02-26T09:12:48Z 267 Please add a description to me office@etzhayim.net 192 false true office@etzhayim.net 108 Mixed Congregation Etz Hayim congregation-etz-hayim true true Congregation Etz Hayim is a progressive Conservative shul in Arlington, VA. We feature family-friendly Kabbalat Shabbat services, a vibrant religious school and preschool, "Java, Jews and News" and adult education on Sunday mornings, and much more! 703-979-4466 2007-03-12T13:19:56Z http://www.etzhayim.net 7 true 90 2007-02-26T18:49:06Z 294 An egalitarian, progressive Conservative congregation, open, engaging and inclusive, with multiple gateways, innovative programming and friendly membership. Known for its use of the Internet and contient-filled website. 199 Temple Beth El temple-beth-el An egalitarian, innovative, progressive Conservative congregation. 2007-03-14T15:32:06Z http://www.tbe.org 5 true 2007-02-27T08:27:29Z 288 From their website: "Founded in 1905, B’nai Israel is an egalitarian Conservative congregation. Our makeup reflects the dynamic and diverse Jewish community of western Massachusetts’ Pioneer Valley. Our educational programs offer opportunities for all ages to learn about and participate in a rich and fulfilling Jewish way of life. These include a full religious school program, preschool, high school, youth programs and family & adult education. Our energetic congregation has nearly tripled in size in just ten years. Dozens of groups exist to serve the community, by preparing meals for new mothers and their families, as well as in the area’s network of homeless shelters, visiting the sick, working with teens and anything else that’s needed. A large and increasing number of congregants can and do read Torah and haftarah and lead services. A number of havurot have been formed by members, as well as alternative minyanim and meditation circles. We are committed to all Jews -- by making a safe and engaging place for individuals and families with children; by involving and challenging teens; by reaching out to intermarried families and ambivalent, unaffiliated individuals as well as those who live a more orthodox or traditional lifestyle; by supporting and nurturing women in leadership roles in both the religious life and the administrative needs of the congregation; by embracing Gay and Lesbian Jews and their families; by welcoming members with diverse needs and interests and creating a community that is a model of Jewish sharing, caring and tolerance." bnai.israel@verizon.net 202 false true 108 Rabbi Congregation B'nai Israel congregation-b-nai-israel true true Egalitarian Conservative synagogue serving the Northampton area. (413) 584-3593 2007-03-14T14:43:20Z http://www.cbinorthampton.org 8 false 90 true 2007-02-27T20:49:19Z 304 Services are held each Shabbat morning at 9:30 and occasionally Friday nights. "Beth Am is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and uses Siddur Hadash for Shabbat and holiday services. For High Holydays, we use The New Mahzor/Mahzor Hadash. Although the prayers and chants are traditional, services are relaxed, informal and child-friendly. As an egalitarian, participatory congregation, members play active roles in the services... At many Shabbat services, topical discussions or special guest presentations substitute for rabbinic sermons." info@bethambaltimore.org 204 false true 108 Rabbi Beth Am Synagogue beth-am-synagogue true "An urban, egalitarian congregation... Beth Am balances traditional prayer and learning with innovative and intellectual critique." The synagogue has also has one of the most active young adult groups (BAYITT) in the Baltimore area. 410-523-2446 2007-03-12T13:19:59Z http://www.bethambaltimore.org 6 true 90 true 2007-02-27T21:47:41Z 175 Temple Beth Sholom is an egalitarian conservative congregation affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Founded in 1885 and located in Framingham, MA, our congregation has a rich, vibrant tradition cultivated for more than 100 years by dedicated spiritual leaders, caring support staff and active congregants. It is the mission of Temple Beth Sholom to create and provide a dynamic, friendly, caring, and spiritually rich environment for its members, to cultivate and strengthen the bonds of understanding of our Jewish heritage and tradition, and to foster meaningful connections for Jewish learning, celebration, social activities, and community social action... to help build and sustain a vibrant Jewish community in Metrowest. We reach out to all... the young and the young-at-heart. We hope that you will visit Temple Beth Sholom, inquire about our programs and make our house of worship your home. templeadmin@beth-sholom.org 205 false true 108 Mixed Temple Beth Sholom temple-beth-sholom true Temple Beth Sholom is an egalitarian conservative congregation located in Framingham, MA affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. 508-877-2540 2007-03-12T13:19:59Z www.beth-sholom.org 5 true 90 false 2007-03-01T13:39:25Z 319 Please add a description to me office@bethjacobsynagogue.ca 217 false true 108 Mixed Beth Jacob Synagogue beth-jacob-synagogue true true Traditional egalitarian davenning Shabbat and weekdays in a small, warm atmosphere. Adult and youth education, all sorts of programming. Hospitality can be arranged! All are welcome to visit in person, at www.bethjacobsynagogue.ca. or at 905-522-1351. 905-522-1351 2007-03-12T13:20:03Z www.bethjacobsynagogue.ca 6 true 90 true 2007-03-01T14:31:22Z 78 Why Beth David is a GREAT place to be Jewish A multi-generational synagogue, BDBIBA offers programming for toddlers, seniors, and every age grouping in between, including our Sisterhood, Brotherhood, Yedidim, Kadima and U.S.Y. Youth Groups and Club Chaverut (Seniors). The congregation is an active affiliate of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, offers an extensive Continuing Education Program and seeks to foster strong identification with Jewish practice and tradition, with the State of Israel and the greater Canadian and North American Jewish Community. In addition to all Sabbath and Festival Services, BDBIBA offers two daily morning minyanim and a daily Minhah-Maariv service. Clergy and Staff * Rabbi Philip Scheim is one of the leading conservative Rabbis in North America and is renowned for his weekly remarks and devotion to Israel. * Cantor Marshall Loomer leads warm, participatory andmusical services and is one of the leading cantorial voices in Canada. * Ritual and Education Director Michael Rubin provides knowledgeable guidance about all aspects of Jewish observance in a friendly, easy to understand manner. Our Youth and Family Programming * We have exciting, dynamic and popular activities for families with children of all ages. * Past family activities have included: Interactive storytelling, musical Havdallah services, apple picking, Sukkah decorating, Friday Night Live Shabbat dinner, Tu B’Shevat Seder, with more to come. * We offer youth programming that engages children to participate in a variety of age appropriate activities. Our Yedidim (Grades 1-5), Kadima (Grade 6-8), and USY (Grades 9-12) groups are led by experienced staff. * Past youth programs have included: Challah baking, ice skating, arts and crafts, movie nights, all night Laser Quest, and many more wonderful programmes. * Our weekly Shabbat morning Junior Congregation includes trivia, parsha-of-the-week play, and introductory davening. Also, a special children’s Kiddush is an appealing spot for the Grades 1-5 crowd! And our SUPER POINTS program rewards kids for their attendance and participation! * We have a vibrant Pray and Play Shabbat morning program for children aged 2-5 complete with songs & games. Our Bar/Bat Mitzvah Services * Bar/Bat Mitzvah program during year of Bar/Bat Mitzvah – an 8 session extra-curricular program emphasizing community awareness and “Gemilut Chassadim”. * Our Bar and Bat Mitzvah candidates are encouraged to experience their B’nai mitzvah fully, including chanting both from the Torah and Haftarah, and preparing a D’var Torah. * We have several options for halls to accommodate simchas from 20 – 200. * Our caterer, Miriam’s Table, will be pleased to delight your guests with one of the most delicious menus in Toronto. Women in the Shul * Women are encouraged to participate in the service through aliyot, reading from the Torah and Haftorah. * Our Z’havah group of young women is a great way to become acquainted with other members of the shul and participate in meaningful and involving programming. * Beth David Sisterhood also contributes to synagogue life through many worthwhile activities that create many lasting friendships. Programs for Adults * High quality speakers & educational opportunities are delivered by our dedicated and informed Continuing Education Committee, which present a well-rounded selection of topics of interest to the Jewish community. Regular classes on various topics -- Tanach, Hebrew, etc. -- take place both at the synagogue & members’ homes. * Beth David Brotherhood organizes engaging programming appealing to men of all ages. From participating in the World Wide Wrap to entertaining concerts andinteresting speakers, brotherhood is a great place to make new friends. info@bethdavid.com 218 false true 108 Mixed Beth David Bnai Israel Beth Am beth-david-bnai-israel-beth-am false true Beth David is a medium-sized, traditional Conservative Shul in the North York section of Toronto (416)633-5500 2007-03-12T13:20:03Z http://www.bethdavid.com 6 true 91 false 2007-03-01T18:16:03Z 313 Beit Midrash Sara ve'Simha, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, offers daily Shacharit and Mincha minyanim Monday through Thursday. Shacharit begins at 7:15am on Monday and Thursday and 7:30am on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mincha is at 2:40pm every day except Thursday, when Mincha begins at 3:40pm. Rabbi Aaron Alexander offers a Halakhah Yomit Shiur (daily halakhah class) each day fifteen minutes before Shacharit. On Wednesdays, Rabbi Elliot Dorff continues his series of divrei tefillah exploring the structure and meaning of shacharit. Thursday features a student d'var Torah on the weekly Sedra. These shiurim are also podcast at http://www.zieglerpodcasts.com/ 220 true 108 Community Members Beit Midrash Sara ve'Simha beit-midrash-sara-ve-simha true true Daily Shacharit and Mincha in the Beit Midrash of the Ziegler School for Rabbinic Studies at the University of Judaism. (310) 476-9777 2007-03-12T13:20:04Z http://www.zieglerpodcasts.com/ 11 true 90 2007-03-01T21:35:41Z 321 Sha’are Shalom offers a wide range of programs. We hold weekly Erev Shabbat Services, Shabbat Morning Services twice a month and as well as additional holiday services. We strive to serve families through the religious school for children in grades K-8, a B’nai Mitzvah program, adult education programs, interfaith discussion groups and youth activities. The Potomac Chapter of Hadassah has also brought their Al Galgalim Training Wheels Program to us for children ages 2-5. Our Rosie Uran Jewish Education Center, a pre-k program for children ages 2 1/2 to 5. We have many social events throughout the year, including a family movie night once a month on Saturday nights, family game nights, a Chanukah party, Purim Carnival, Shabbat Across America Dinner, Passover Seder, pool parties and our annual summer family picnic. Congregation Sha’are Shalom is an egalitarian synagogue with a blend of families with young children, older children, empty nesters and people who are single. Many of our families live in Ashburn, Sterling and the Leesburg areas of Northern Virginia. We also have members who live in Loudoun County, Fairfax County, and even West Virginia. info@sha-areshalom.org 221 false true bulletin@sha-areshalom.org 108 Mixed Congregation Sha'are Shalom congregation-sha-are-shalom true true Congregation Sha’are Shalom, formerly Loudoun Jewish Congregation, is a Conservative synagogue located in Leesburg, VA. A rapidly growing synagogue, we are affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. 703.737.6500 2007-03-14T14:44:07Z http://www.sha-areshalom.org 9 true 90 2007-02-19T13:41:29Z 130 Located in the heart of Buckhead, Ahavath Achim is a dynamic, egalitarian congregation with a commitment to Conservative Judaism, the Jewish community, and Israel. We support the Jewish journey, individually and collectively, through worship, education, programming, social action and community involvement within a spiritual framework. There is a place for you in the AA congregational family! Being a member will add a new dimension to your Jewish experience. By choosing AA, you will become an integral part of Atlanta's Jewish community, and help ensure its strong future. AA offers a variety of opportunities for involvement to fit our member's needs and interests in programming, education, social action, and worship. Ahavath Achim was founded in 1887. Our synagogue has been blessed with leading rabbis, outstanding cantors, dedicated teachers, staff and emplyees. The success of our synagogue is due to the active involvement and participation of our congregants. We take pride in our membership and look forward to a future fo spiritual grouwht and fulfillment. As part of the Conservative Movement, AA honors our community's desire for both tradition and change. 88 Ahavath Achim Synagogue ahavath-achim-synagogue Located in the heart of Buckhead, Ahvath Achim is a dynamic, egalitarian congregation with a commitment to Conservative Judaism. 404.355.5222 2007-03-12T13:19:15Z http://www.aasynagogue.org/ 6 true 2007-03-04T23:19:09Z 329 The East Midwood Jewish Center is one of Brooklyn's oldest and largest conservative synagogues, located in a beautiful building now on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. We offer a wide variety of synagogue programming 365 days a year, ranging from daily services to holiday events, dinners, concerts by acclaimed Jewish musicians, film screenings and more. Check us out online at www.emjc.org to learn more about us. webmaster@emjc.org 229 false 108 Rabbi East Midwood Jewish Center east-midwood-jewish-center We are one of Brooklyn's oldest and largest conservative synagogues, located in a beautiful building now on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. 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Don't expect home hospitality as a visitor, but the Shabbos morning kiddush is usually substantial enough to serve as a lunch (most regulars don't have a separate Shabbos lunch) and the davening tends to have good singing. The real draw is Rabbis Lavey Derby (pronounced Darby, and he has major chasidic yichus) and Chai Levy, who are energetic, warm, and give profoundly thought-provoking drashot. Almost no single members. info@kolshofar.org 720 Kol Shofar kol-shofar Surprisingly haimish and warm, even slightly chassidishe Conservative congregation (415) 388-5423 2007-03-24T16:19:05Z kolshofar.org 6 2007-03-05T05:44:18Z 5 Please add a description to me 721 Temple Shomrei/Verdugo Hills Hc temple-shomrei-verdugo-hills-hc 2007-03-12T13:22:51Z 4 2007-03-05T05:44:19Z 5 Please add a description to me cbi18@cbi18.org 722 B'nai Israel b-nai-israel (714) 730-5434 2007-03-12T13:22:52Z cbi18.org 4 2007-03-05T05:44:19Z 5 Please add a description to me ravvale@sonic.net 723 Ha-Makom ha-makom 2007-03-12T13:22:52Z hamakom.org 4 2007-03-05T05:44:20Z 5 Please add a description to me AlanKarpel@adatariel.org 724 Adat Ari El adat-ari-el (818) 505-9223 2007-03-12T13:22:52Z adatariel.org 4 2007-03-05T05:44:24Z 5 Please add a description to me mail@mishkon.org 729 Mishkon Tephilo mishkon-tephilo (310) 392-0420 2007-03-12T13:22:54Z mishkon.org 4 2007-03-05T05:44:26Z 5 Please add a description to me 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2007-03-05T05:46:18Z 5 Please add a description to me 876 Temple Beth Shalom temple-beth-shalom (561) 479-1361 2007-03-12T13:23:54Z 4 2007-03-05T05:46:21Z 5 Please add a description to me bethkodesh@icdus.com 881 Temple Beth Kodesh temple-beth-kodesh (561) 586-4772 2007-03-12T13:23:55Z bethkodesh.org 4 2007-03-05T05:46:23Z 5 Please add a description to me templetorah@ttwbb.org 883 Temple Torah of West Boynton Beach temple-torah-of-west-boynton-beach (561) 797-7164 2007-03-12T13:23:56Z ttwbb.org 4 2007-03-05T05:46:24Z 5 Please add a description to me info@mycbsfamily.org 886 Beth Shalom beth-shalom (727) 531-0798 2007-03-12T13:23:57Z mycbsfamily.org 4 2007-03-05T05:46:28Z 5 Please add a description to me templemanager@templeisraeldaytona.org 890 Temple Israel temple-israel (386) 255-4333 2007-03-12T13:23:59Z templeisraeldaytona.org 4 2007-03-05T05:46:32Z 5 Please add a description to me 895 Temple Anshei Shalom temple-anshei-shalom (561) 495-9766 2007-03-12T13:24:00Z 4 2007-03-05T05:46:32Z 5 Please add a description to me 896 Temple Emeth temple-emeth (561) 498-8956 2007-03-12T13:24:00Z 4 2007-03-05T05:46:38Z 5 Please add a description to me office@tjswfl.org 903 Temple Judea temple-judea (239) 433-3371 2007-03-12T13:24:03Z tjswfl.org 4 true 2007-03-05T05:46:40Z 5 Please add a description to me bnai@afn.org 906 false true 108 Rabbi B'nai Israel b-nai-israel true true (352) 376-1132 2007-05-07T14:03:58Z http://bnaigainesville.com/ 12 true 90 2007-03-05T05:46:41Z 5 Please add a description to me templebt@bellsouth.net 908 Temple Beth Tikvah temple-beth-tikvah (561) 967-5202 2007-03-12T13:24:08Z templebethtikvah.net 4 2007-03-05T05:46:46Z 5 Please add a description to me 910 Beth Ahm Israel beth-ahm-israel (954) 431-8204 2007-03-12T13:24:08Z bethahmisrael.com 4 2007-03-05T05:46:47Z 5 Please add a description to me info@sinaihollywood.org 912 Temple Sinai of Hollywood temple-sinai-of-hollywood (954) 987-2731 2007-03-12T13:24:09Z sinaihollywood.org 4 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Just recently went egalitarian. Not only is it located inside the eruv, the shul website even mentions it! jjclori@bellsouth.net 917 Jacksonville Jewish Center jacksonville-jewish-center A large (about 800-1000 familes) Conservative congregation in the Mandarin neighborhood. (904) 268-5292 2007-05-07T15:59:17Z http://jaxjewishcenter.com/ 6 2007-03-05T05:46:54Z 5 Please add a description to me t.@verizon.net 920 Temple Emanuel temple-emanuel (863) 688-0954 2007-03-12T13:24:11Z templeemanuel-fl.org 4 2007-03-05T05:46:54Z 5 Please add a description to me 921 Beth Sholom beth-sholom 2007-03-12T13:24:12Z 4 2007-03-05T05:46:55Z 5 Please add a description to me 923 Beth Am beth-am duplicate: see http://shulshopper.com/congregations/congregation-beth-am-2936 (407) 788-2843 2007-05-21T16:19:12Z http://congbetham.org 8 2007-03-05T05:46:56Z 5 Please add a description to me tiorlando@aol.com 924 Temple Israel temple-israel (407) 647-8542 2007-03-12T13:24:13Z orlando.com/ 4 2007-03-05T05:46:57Z 5 Please add a description to me Betham@bc.seflin.org 925 Temple Beth Am temple-beth-am (954) 970-4281 2007-03-12T13:24:13Z beth-am.org 4 2007-03-05T05:46:57Z 5 Please add a description to me info@tbsbrevard.org 926 Temple Beth Sholom temple-beth-sholom (321) 254-0607 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Please add a description to me tmenorah@hotmail.com 950 Temple Menorah temple-menorah (305) 866-0710 2007-03-12T13:24:21Z templemenorahmiami.org 4 2007-03-05T05:47:16Z 5 Please add a description to me bethtikvahnaples@aol.com 953 Beth Tikvah beth-tikvah 2007-03-12T13:24:22Z bethtikvahnaples.org 4 2007-03-05T05:47:18Z 5 Please add a description to me info@bethmoshe.com 955 Beth Moshe beth-moshe (305) 893-8163 2007-03-12T13:24:22Z bethmoshe.com/ 4 2007-03-05T05:47:19Z 5 Please add a description to me btayshul@juno.com 956 Beth Torah Adath Yeshurun beth-torah-adath-yeshurun (305) 933-6955 2007-03-12T13:24:23Z btay.org 4 2007-03-05T05:47:25Z 5 Please add a description to me templebethelnp@yahoo.com 962 Temple Beth El/North Port Jewish Center temple-beth-el-north-port-jewish-center 2007-03-12T13:24:25Z 4 2007-03-05T05:47:28Z 5 Please add a description to me office@ohevshalom.org 965 Ohev Shalom ohev-shalom (407) 296-7101 2007-03-12T13:24:26Z ohevshalom.org 4 2007-03-05T05:47:29Z 5 Please 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