An amazing and inclusive Synagogue with something for everyone. The clergy is welcoming and the…read moreShabbat Cafe,Torah Studies, Shabbat mornings and Friday night dinner and services along with Shabbatons from respected Jewish leaders makes this my second home. I will always be a part of fhis loving community.

We were members for 5 years. My kids hated it. The religious school was disorganized and…read moredisrespectful truly. Kids learned nothing.we met a few great congregants and most were pleasant, but not a particularly welcoming environment. Talks all the time about super progressive values but demonized my special needs child. Switched shuls and now my kids and whole family are very happy. Kids said about Kol Emeth, the new synagogue, "why didn't we come here years ago??" Pretty says everything.

Feels like home. Loving good people. Wonderful teaching. It has been for me an opportunity to learn…read morea lot about Yeshua's life as a Jew, following the Torah, and fulfilling it as the New Covenant. As a gentile, it is so helpful to grow in understanding this part of Yeshua that many places I have attended do not educate on.

Inviting and very caring people of great faith! Amazing congregation.... Definitely loved by my…read moreentire family

This was a nice community but lost its way , I no longer attend after seeing young members ruin…read moreothers , They are dishonest , not honor their agreements and use religion to get out of trouble , This is not our way , Do not rent to these guys , I will explain they want to live nearby to walk to the synagoge , Really check them they are serious trouble refusing to move out , Our founders would be ashamed

Nice and warm group of people! I was there for Shabbat…read moreservice this morning and was a nice place. The shul is beautiful and while there were about 30 or so ppl there, everyone was nice and was a close community. The after service spiritual by rabbi saying the Khidush. I think the Bar Yohai shul is a very nice place for those that are from out of town or the ones that are close by. The sepharadic melody during the tefila took me back to the days of being in Israel. I will be going there when I am on the area

Been a member since its first day at the j.c.c ....it is a young,exciting organisation...the…read moreservices are truly beautiful and international...the rabbi has grown with his cobgregation and a minion is al ways present...a luncheon provided by the congregants is always tasty and discusions follow......try it you will like it

From the owner: Providing Jewish Education with a non judgmental approach where everyone is welcome regardless of…read moreknowledge or level of observance.

Reuven​ is close to my Chabadnik friends ​in Brooklyn and when I came to the area, they welcomed me…read morewith open arms into the local Jewish community. He even tried to connect​ me with​ a set of tefillin. I am incredibly​ grateful to Reuven​, his family, the Jewish community of Cupertino/San Jose and of course,​ the broader Chabad network for helping me become a better Jew and the best overall person I can be.

Friendly congregation. Coffee hour is a good way to socialize. Everyone will make you feel welcome,…read moreeven if you've never been to a church before.

From the owner: A parish of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America…read more St. Stephen Antiochian Orthodox Church is a parish of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America under the leadership of His Eminence, Metropolitan JOSEPH. Our parish was founded on All Saints Sunday, in June of 1993. The congregation was formed as the Santa Clara Orthodox Mission merged with the Vineyard Christian Fellowship of San Jose to form St. Stephen Church. Our parish membership includes converts from various backgrounds. Our membership also includes those who grew up in the Orthodox Faith. We remain united as Disciples of Christ and in our worship of the Holy Trinity. We strive to be an open, warm-hearted community where visitors and inquirers are welcome. All services are in English. Service texts are provided to aid in participation. Classes on the Orthodox Faith are held on a periodic basis. We invite you to come and join us at any service. The Clergy of the parish would love to meet you and speak with you. Please remain after the service to introduce yourself. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

We came here when our kid was ~2.5 and this place is a real sweet gem…read more Teacher Netali and Elaine are so calm and cool our kid loved going there. The following year it was even more relaxed and that environment can calm the kids. The kids go to yoga and music classes certain days of the week and they celebrate so many lovely topics during the week. We'll miss this place.

The teachers are all wonderful as was their former early childhood director, who was the heart of…read morethe school. She knew all the kids' names and was warmth (and competence) personified to everyone regardless of background, appearance, etc. We miss her. The head of the preschool is selectively warm depending on the type of family you are, based on my personal experience and observations over almost 3 years. I'll just leave it at that. Same pattern with the security guard. My kid happens to be Jewish but doesn't "look it" so this does not leave a "non traditional" attendee feeling included. The above is what nudged our decision toward public tk vs continue on.

This is a wonderful organization! They combine the beautiful act of serving the community with…read morebuilding bridges among people of many backgrounds and faiths. I have had the pleasure of working with them on severall projects and have always come back receiving more than I gave.

From the owner: AAi unites Jewish, Christian, and Muslim volunteers to serve the poor. Check out our volunteer…read moreopportunities at abrahamicalliance.eventbrite.com