My uncle is the head Rabbi there and I must say that it is a beautiful Temple. It was recently…read moreredone a few years ago and is more spacious and every room in the building, from the kitchen to the offices, the classrooms and the main hall are clean, spaceous and gorgeous. The members of the congregation and the staff are delightful and its a real treat to be able to go there for services.

Bet Torah is an egalitarian, conservative synagogue. The Rabbi and Cantor are vibrant,…read moreenthusiastic, energetic, warm and exceptionally welcoming. The community is very welcoming and offers opportunities to be involved on many different levels, socially, religiously, and educationally. We recently moved to the area as retired individuals. We truly enjoy all aspects of this synagogue.

My family used the Beth Israel Cemetery for my father's burial. Be sure to ask about all…read moreadditional charges because Rabbi Hecht's representative did not presented together when purchasing plots. Our charges were: $2500 - Plot, My mother had prepaid $10000 for 4 plots, $1100: Cemetery Opening $400: Jewish Sacred Society $200: Shroud and Supervision The funeral home also charged another $200 for the room for the sacred ceremony. You can also expect to pay for: Perpetual Care, which we negotiated as included, since we purchased 4 plots. Clergy Fee, when you don't belong to Beth Israel. You'll need to pay this even if you bring your own clergy.

I landed here becuase i got stuck erev shabbat getting to new haven. Great place very welcoming…read morethough they pray chabad nusach so do what i did and ask for a nusach ashkenaz siddur if you dont pray their nusach. Apparently its normal in this place to request one. The rabbi said they get all types of different jews so dont be embarrassed. Kiddush was above and beyond.

Joined with my wife and 3 young kids 20 years ago. Unique traditional and spiritual community that…read moreis fully inclusive. Services employ many traditional Hebrew melodies but also have good mix of English prayer and interpretation. Our motto is Joyful Judaism and this really captures the spirit. Wonderfully diverse membership where everyone feels welcome.

My wife and I have two children. We have been members of P.C.S for 12 years. P.C.S is a small…read moreSynagogue that is warm, inviting, and accepts everyone who attends. My kids love going to Sunday school. The principal of the school is amazing and so is Rabbi Julie.

First Congregational Church on the Green is Norwalk's first church. First gathered in 1652. The…read morechurch building through the years has moved, the very first building was on the corner of East Ave and Fort Point St. Sunday services are at 10 am with the children leaving for Sunday School after the Children's message. From July until the end of October the church hosts a Farmers Market in front with a Children's Craft Corner to keep the little ones occupied while mom and dad shop. The church also has a "Little Library" in front, with books which you can take for free, and if you have books to give, you just place them in. There is always a fellowship hour on Sundays with coffee, tea, and snacks. We are an Open and Affirming church, all are welcome. You come as you are, no need to dress up (unless you want to).

This is a great Church. It is diverse and relevant and authentic. The people are warm and…read moreinviting, and they are seeking to be faithful followers of Christ.

Welcoming, warm, friendly people, community minded( tikkun olam),beautiful melodies, inspiring…read moreRabbi. 5/5

CBE is a warm and welcoming congregation. Everyone is invited in and made to feel at home.My…read morechildren have grown up there, they loved the Pre-School, the Youth Group and are able to feel at home in any Synagogue because of their knowledge. There are Chessed and Social Action Committees to look after our community and the greater community. Shabbat and Holiday services are inclusive, enjoyable and always provide an opportunity to learn. Shabbat morning services are followed by a Kiddush lunch, allowing congregants to get to know each other and socialize. If you're looking for a Jewish spiritual home, come to Congregation Bet El in Norwalk!

The real thing without the claptrap of the large synagogues. I love it.read more

This is a reform Jewish temple in the area which does a "Babies and Bagels" event a few mornings…read moreevery week. It's a cool thing actually, because it gives area residents a chance to chat it up and it gives the babies the opportunity to chill out and check out other babies. Open to all, so even if you're not Jewish they'll be happy to have you. The staff was very, very nice, and some of the people were too. Though, there were a few Scarsdale ladies who obviously thought they were the second coming of Sheba, there to to be lavished with praise and attention from us peons. Ugh.