Welcoming!!! A warm wonderful community. There is always something to be part of- folks should…read moredefinitely come by to experience our Temple

I have been a member for over 33 years, and can only say the new dynamic, enthusiastic clergy have…read morereinvigorated our congregation. Rabbi Konigsburg is a compassionate, caring individual who bends over backwards to make everyone he meets feel welcome and wanted. Cantor Bolts youth and enthusiasm is infectious and she has embraced her roll as leader of our Hebrew School. Join us.

You can't find a more warm, kind & inviting family than the Wolvovsky mishpacha! There's nothing…read morenot to love about these wonderful folks. The services are engaging and inclusive thanks to the rabbi Yosef, they always remember your name and what you've shared with them, the food is always delicious thanks to the hard working lovely Rebbetzin Yehudis, and the activities are fun and meaningful. Their many beautiful children are respectful, helpful and charming. Stop in for a shabbat, holiday, Holy Day, challah bake, carnival, you name it! These kindhearted people add grace and beauty to the world leading by fine example of tikun olam in the community. They deserve all of our support.

The people we met when we attended an evening service were iwarm and friendly. They seem to…read morewelcome new faces. We attended for the holiday of Simchat Torah. Your presence would be welcome here. Men and women sit separately. Women do not participate in the service. The Rabbi does include women in readings and conversation. If traditional is something you seek, this is a pleasant place. If you are looking for more a more progressive approach check out Temple Beth Hillel in South Windsor- the Rabbi is very cute... But please, don't mention where you heard it!

This is one of the most beautiful small "village" synagogues you will ever see. Not only is the…read moresanctuary beautiful with stained glass windows and relics but it has a large garden and a nice social hall for weddings and other celebrations. It is also a national landmark and is right at the entrance of Greenport Village where anyone can visit on foot. Don't miss it.

Shirley Reaback Preschool here is fantastic! All the staff, facilities and resources are among the…read morebest (if not THE BEST) in Glastonbury. This is not a pseudo-daycare/preschool. This is a true preschool, kindergarten and kindergarten enrichment program. I am so thankful that we found Valerie and were able to join this community. I am not a member of the congregation, so I cannot speak to the religious services offered here.

Temple Emanu-El deserves the most improved synagogue in RI award. In a dramatic turnaround…read moreinitiated by retired Rabbi Wayne Franklin, Emanu-El has morphed from a stodgy rigid institution to a welcoming and family friendly place of worship and socialization. They accommodate their congregation by holding early morning as well as regular time Shabbat services and will work with you on membership dues if you need financial help. Most impressive has been their commitment for online services that make it possible for just everyone to attend - even this Brooklyn based RI transplant! So if you are looking for a people friendly shul in the conservative tradition, I recommend the impressive synagogue at the top of the hill - Temple Emanu-El!

This shul has really figured out online zoom programming during covid. We have attended the…read morevirtual Israel Trip, many Trivia Nights, education classes, and Services. The "camera" man during Friday night services does a great job spotlighting families who are singing and dancing in their living rooms. It is common to have 50-100 devices logged into services. Lots of ruach.

Excellent people attend -- caring, friendly, and often learned. Eclectic backgrounds too - I think…read morethis is the "most international" shul in West Hartford. Rabbi Adler is great, a true Rav for wisdom, understanding, and smart solutions.

Beth David is my favorite Jewish Community in Connecticut. Members care about one another. The…read moreMain Rabbi (Adler) is VERY learned, but teaches in an exceptionally smooth way, at the level of the questioning student. I am a not-so-knowledgeable Jew, and his answers are clear, insightful, and often inspirational. The shul is blessed to have a young Rav as well, Rav Fried, - very learned, yet easy-going. And women and men who teach and support Jews at all levels. In sentiment i am a Reform Jew, but i am very comfortable in this Modern Orthodox environment.

Warm, welcoming, congregation. Friendly and family-oriented. Intimate Hebrew school where…read morestudents study regularly with the Rabbi. Known as a small synagogue with a big heart. A lovely place for study, worship, and community.

Ironically, Congregation Mishkan Israel is a progressive Reform synagogue whose roots go back to…read more1840. The congregation tends to be upper middle class, liberal in the classic sense, i.e. progressive without overdoing it. One of the few synagogues whose rabbi came out against the war in Iraq, early and without hesitation.

I discovered Adath Israel a little more than 3 years. Coincidentally, the Friday night we attended…read morethe congregation was celebrating moving into their new building. The place was jammed. Everyone was happy. The new building is spacious, modern, yet cozy. The congregants were very welcomming. The Rabbi (on the young side with 3 young children) seemed very affable and had a great singing voice. (I latter learned he had been a Cantor.) The service was relaxed and surprisingly engageing. (At least it surprised me.) We were searching for a synaguge mainly for our 2 boys then 6 and 8. To be continued - My son now 11 is requesting the computer to play his games.

Formerly called Greater Southington Jewish Congregation, Gishrei Shalom Jewish Congregation is a…read moresmall (40 families & singles) FRIENDLY, Reform temple with part time wonderful rabbi. Can't say enough about this synagogue! They offer twice a month rabbi-led services, lay-led services, adult education Bagel brunches with the rabbi, rabbi-led holiday celebrations, a community 2nd seder, social events, a Shabbat school, food schmooze dinners at ethnic restaurants, picnics and many more opportunities for socializing. They welcome singles, interfaith couples and families and those considering converting to Judaism.

Everyone was welcoming and friendly. I enjoyed the service.i travel a lot for business and I really…read morewould like to attend whenever I'm back in southington. I would recommend this congregation to anyone who wants to feel like home. Very family oriented.