This synagogue is NOT closed and has been continuously active for a century. It is affiliated with…read morethe Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America and they will confirm that it is a very active, thriving congregation.

Recently started coming to this church and we love it the atmosphere the kids church and (most…read moreimportantly) the preaching are all on point if your looking to hear Gods word and a Holy Spirit filled service definitely must visit.

If Biblical Truth offends you, then this isn't the church for you. I am saddened by some of these…read more"reviews" since you can tell they aren't ashamed by their sin. God loves everyone, true, but Jesus loves you TOO much to leave you where you are. We all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. ALL. At this church the truth will never be compromised for what the world says is "ok" or "acceptable". So those who hate the Truth of God's word are the one's living outside it. Pray for them!

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.

The Young Israel of Harrison is a warm, modern Orthodox synagogue. We are very friendly and…read morefamily-oriented, and welcome all Jews. If you are interested in spending a Shabbat with us, please phone Rebbetzin Faygie Bienenfeld at 914-835-5581 at home. Looking forward to meeting you!

This is the first synagogue I've belonged to since I was a child where I really felt at home. The…read moreemphasis on music is what drew me in, but their commitment to social action and the friendly, welcoming atmosphere has kept me and my family there. This is a truly inclusive congregation including LGBT families, interfaith families, singles, seniors, etc. Check out their occasional Rock Shabbat services for a fun evening!

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.

If you believe in Gd or you believe in Christ this is not the place for you unless they get a…read moredifferent rabbi. Rabbi Joshua seemed very nice and intelligent at first and I was really looking forward to this community. However I found out Joshua's character when I told him I was upset about the killings in Gaza. When I suggested that Yeshua's teachings be followed in this situation, he scoffed at me as if he thought the teachings of Yeshua were ridiculous. He straight up attacked me calling me an anti semite (me, a Jew) when I expressed distress over the suffering of the orphans in Gaza and his social media feed is full of propaganda in support of tribalism, a genocidal state, promotion of war, not peace. I later saw him and his wife when they brought their son to a public meeting in Hamden to try to convince the Hamden City Council not to pass a resolution in support of peace (ceasefire). This person does not respect human life and promotes hateful tribal ideology which is the polar opposite of Yeshua, the Christ's, teachings.

This synagogue is not closed. I just had one of the greatest shabbat worships of my life. It was…read moreTorah and the Ruach together. These people have found the Messiah in Yeshua. I'm going back soon. The date I last went was late in Oct of 2013.

Very uplifting and progressive! Thank you Rev. Dr. Best and the St. Matt's church family!read more