Wonderful and respected Rabbis and friendly congregants who together create a warm wholesome…read morecommunity. This synagogue teaches and follows authentic Torah Judaism. If you want to grow in your Judaism and learn about your Jewish roots, this is the place to join.

Young community - Jewish Outreach (Kiruv or Keruv). Warm and…read moreinviting with regular services for Traditional Jewish learning and personal growth. Rabbis and their families are the most pleasant and yet approachable you will find anywhere. If you drop in, you will not be a stranger. Don't be surprised if several people ask you where you are for the next meal with an invite to join them to follow. This is the embodiment of Love of Community and desire to build a close family. Please drop by and say hello.

Attended a speaking event here. I've had many friends that have spent the better part of their…read moreadult lives worshipping inside these walls. This is the first time I've visited inside and I was astonished. Built in the 1950s the design has stood the test of time and then some. I got a peaceful easy feeling sitting here. If you get a chance to, visit.... Go!

I havent attended services yet but the gift shop is amazing; and a great way to support Israel!…read more A shout out to KAY in the gift shop; shes so helpful, friendly and she travels to Israel to import these lovely items in the gift shop that we need to spruce up our celebration every Shabbis! See you next time i am in Dallas! Thank you Kay! Cynthia Eiring

Very nice and friendly people there to make sure you have a pleasant experience. Very involved in…read morethe community.

Great Synagogue for connecting with your Jewish heritage. Great people.read more

I've been attending Anshai Torah for about 6 months now. The first 5+ times I went the rabbi came…read moreover to shake my hand and thank me for coming. The president of the shul made it a point to seek me out and welcome me as well. And this isn't a small synogogue. Now when I go it feels a bit like a family. As in most organizations, culture is dictated from the top - and Rabbi Weinberg is about the nicest guy you'll ever meet. I don't consider myself very religious, but being part of the shul has been a rewarding experience.

It's a Conservative Jewish synagogue offering typical synagogue services and social activities, but…read morewithout cliques and without egos. Smaller size and lower costs as well. A great option in Plano, Allen, McKinney and Richardson/North Dallas areas)

Plenty of parking spaces in the parking lot, plenty of stalls in the well-kept restrooms, plenty of…read morespace in the sanctuary. Also a great cafe with the option to pay using cards or Venmo, as well as cash. I visited with other people from my Messianic congregation to see SOLU Israel in concert.

creo que los servicios son muy planos les hace falta mayor alegria por servir y cantar al padre ,,…read morepero si estas acostumbrado a algo muy tranquilo y monotono esta bien ,,, yo encontre donde empezar con una mision hispana en fortwort ,,espero sirva la inf ,,saludos para mis hermanos hispanos que buscan algo que no sea en ingles , https://www.facebook.com/www.iglesiaMesianicaFortworthTexas/about/

Rabbi Rich has been a friend to me and my family for ages…read more We have eaten at his house and one time I was walking by just after my son had a reaction from an allergy. I don't know why, but I started crying and they took me in until I got over it. The Rich family has been nothing but supportive to me and my family in every way. It just so happens that my wife is from the Philippines, we now have five kids and we are very thankful to people like the Rich's who have been very generous to us in both spirit and time. All for free, by the way, I've never stepped up to the plate and given a dime, so, I wasn't "special", that's just how he is, a great person, with a great family. If Rabbi Rich ever had a problem with me, I'd do some soul searching because I've never once known him to be anything but supportive, loving, generous, kind, etc etc etc. PS. I wasn't born Jewish, converted years ago, and I am treated like royalty by the Rich's. Very generous, very loving family.

I have been a member for a few years but have been living in a different state and had not really…read morebeen involved. I recently moved back to Dallas and I really love spending time here and going to services. Rabbi Paley and Cantor Croll are a great team. Temple Shalom is a warm, loving and nurturing home for anyone interested in seeking connections with other people, with programs and projects in the community, with the deep and rich heritage of our people and, ultimately, with God. Our Temple seeks to enrich all of the lives of our family through the three historic aspects of synagogue life; a house of prayer, a house of study and a place for meaningful gathering. Temple Shalom offers a full complement of worship opportunities. Shabbat morning services, Tot Shabbat services, as well as holiday and festival celebrations, are the hallmark of our continued effort to connect with others and with God. They are almost done with remodeling much of the building. There are some beautiful changes to an already inviting temple.

Being a member of Post 256, Jewish War Veterans, has brought me to this home. Because of illness,…read moreI have not been able to worship in person. But, my heart is here, with the most wonderful congregation I have ever known.

I drove by then read the reviews, I was with my children and it was Friday evening. After reading…read morethe reviews I was horrified and disappointed. Jews do not speak like the reviewer who gave five stars and replied to the other one star review as that person did. We DO NOT believe in Jesus-EVER. When I was reading the blasting of "loving your sin" etc I cringed thinking, "when did we Jews become bible thumping thugs?" Then I saw that this was a "Messianic" Synagogue-PLEASE YELP REMOVE IT FROM SYNAGOGUES-IT IS A CHURCH. The difference between Jews and Christians is that Christ, a Jewish man, believed that Jews were becoming too much like Romans and needed to go back to their roots. He was NOT "baptised" he was given a cleansing called a Mikvah that was done slightly differently than typical as he already was born a Jew. Christians never existed at the time of Jesus nor after he passed away for a long time. Christianity were a sect of Jews who followed Jesus. The sect broke off because Jews never accepted Jesus as a Messiah, we see him as a Jew who lived and died. Please know Messianic "Jews" are just Christians trying to purport they are Jews but believe Jesus was the Messiah-contradictory to what any TRUE born or converted Jew believes. You know, like Sarah Palin said, you can put lipstick on a pig but.... Jews, at our very basic and most religious coreligionists, believe the so-called Old Testament to be G-d's word. Nevertheless 90% of Jews are far more loving and accepting. We never expel people from our places of worship-Jew or Gentile, gay or straight, black, Latino, Asian, etc. That is not who we are. We are a loving people and though some, few, among us may take our religious teachings verbatim, most of us take it as a general guidance. Being Jewish I know so many people who have gay, lesbian, transgender, insane, sane, every type in their families, they are never unwelcome in our community. Go get a Church because as the Christian book of "Revelation" 3:9 states: "Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, who say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before your feet, and to know that I have loved you." Little do most Christians know this was reflected to Jews for Jews as at the time it was written Christians still considered themselves Jews, so they condemn what they have become. NEVER HATE USING MY RELIGION AS YOUR CLOAK.

This congregation includes a great many Jewish people who believe Yeshua (Jesus) is Messiah and…read more also Gentiles who love the Hebraic roots of their faith. Both enjoy worshipping in Hebraic forms rather than in the Roman forms typical in churches. It is a 10 out of 10 for those that believe in the Bible as the Word of God and standard for living. There is much freedom there for differing doctrinal details, but the two hallmarks of true religion are solidly embraced. 1. God of Abraham, Jacob and Jesus 2. Our relationship to God is separated by sin and reconciled by the atonement provided by Messiah Yeshua (Jesus)

It is the best Chabad ever! Great to pray and for the kids. The summer camp is filled with ton of…read moreactivity's, trust me on that one.