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The lay leadership is smart, plugged in to current social issues and extremely caring. See all East End Temple reviews

The community is made up of very warm people and our most valuable friendships have been made during our time as members. See all Sutton Place Synagogue reviews

They're working to not only bring more awareness to Jewish traditions, culture, and identity, but also they're being engaging and innovative about it. See all Romemu reviews

The City Congregation is where secular Jews like myself in the NYC-vicinity can enjoy services, discussions, and events that are-uplifting-meaningful, and-timely. See all The City Congregation For Humanistic Judaism reviews

Even though I am not sure I could give a place of worship less then 5 stars...I'm pretty sure I would abstain :)However, not a worry here because this place deserves it for its friday night service ! See all B'nai Jeshurun reviews

The work that went into the restoration was nothing short of Herculean and could only have been completed as an act of love. See all Museum at Eldridge Street reviews

We enjoyed Rabbi Pearl and his lovely family as much as the beauty of this historic Synagogue. See all Astoria Center of Israel reviews

Saw 50 shade of grey parody here (highly recommended show). See all Actors' Temple reviews

The members of the congregation (?) Are warm, friendly & welcoming too which is a big plus. See all Central Synagogue reviews

Incredibly warm, creative, welcoming community. See all Village Temple reviews

I know Mayor Koch wanted to have his funeral service here because it symbolizes beauty and a final resting place for people to say their goodbyes. See all Temple Emanu-El reviews

There are usually 5 to 8 bands on the roster, each playing around half an hour to 45-minute sets. See all Progessive Temple Beth Ahavath Sholom reviews

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