| 40s-60s, Conservative, Egalitarian, Intersectional Jews, LGBTQ Inclusive, Tot Shabbat
Congregation Baith Israel Anshei Emes, otherwise known as Kane Street Synagogue, is a conservative synagogue located in Cobble Hill in Brooklyn, New York. It is a family-oriented Synagogue with a joyous and involved community. The rabbi is personable and leads...
| 20s-40s, 40s-60s, Egalitarian, Instruments, Intersectional Jews, Jewish Renewal , LGBTQ Inclusive, Lively Singing, Traditional
Romemu is a Jewish Renewal Synagogue that is located on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. It prays in a traditional egalitarian style and is known for lively singing and dancing. The community is deeply spiritual and often groups join services that are from other cultures...
| 40s-60s, Egalitarian, Instruments, Intersectional Jews, Reform
The Stephen Wise Free Synagogue is a Reform Synagogue or Temple located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in New York. It has a lively Rabbi, cantor, and instruments. It has a very family-oriented feel and programming. The community and Rabbi feel open and...
| 40s-60s, Cantor/Cantoress, Egalitarian, Instruments, Intersectional Jews, Junior minyan/Teen Involvement , LGBTQ Inclusive, Lively Singing, Tot Shabbat, Traditional
B’Nai Jeshurun is a traditional synagogue located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York. It has lively singing, an inclusive and passionate community of members, and is committed to being a spiritual leader in Judaism in Manhattan, New York. While the...
