Having recently moved to the area I was looking for a synagogue. This is the most inviting…read moresynagogue I have ever attended! There are wonderful programs for all ages and a great religious school!

Luncheons and dinners are almost always good. Kosher style. Friendly people. Lovely room and…read moreentrance; coat room.

Excellent! A good…read moreplace of Jewish ideals - which not only allows but also encourages - the expression, exchange and development of ideas .. A fine Bible study, on-going for a half-century now, currently facilitated by Rabbis Jay Brickman and David Cohen - this brings in a variety of approaches & ideas from the rabbis =and= from the group participants!

From the owner: Congregation Sinai is a Reform congregation located in Milwaukee's North Shore area. We are guided…read moreby Jewish traditions, values and a commitment to social justice. We seek to engage with our community through prayer, education, celebration and action. We welcome all who wish to join us on this journey!

Beth Messiah is the only Messianic Synagogue in the Milwaukee area and one of very few in the state…read moreof Wisconsin. Beth Messiah is truly unique because it has a non-denominational Christian sister congregation, Anchor Falls Church. I am very blessed to be a member at both congregations. Rabbi Jim Susler and Rabbi Frank Susler give inspirational sermons with an excellent Biblical foundation. I really appreciate the excellent music of the worship team as well. At Beth Messiah, Jews and Gentiles worship Yeshua (Jesus) in an ancient way.

Very friendly and welcoming. Their teaching is very good. I have been attending for years and have…read morelearned a lot. The picture associated with this congregation is misleading because they meet in that building.

This Temple is unlike the others I've been to in the Milwaukee area. It's kind of like "Cheers"…read more Members and staff work hard to know your name and include you so you have a sense of belonging. I first went here when I started going to their yearly rummage sales and after talking to the Rabbi, I started attending events. I eventually started volunteering there as well. It's important to note that I'm not Jewish, I'm Presbyterian. I feel more welcome here then my own church. While religious institutions are often geared towards those of the particular faith, there's resources here that people of any faith can benefit from. The yearly rummage sale is every June for a week and open to the public. They sell decent brand clothing by the bag full. There's lots of furniture including dining room and bedroom sets. If you have electronic items, furniture, household, automobiles they take them as donations and provide receipts for use with your taxes. Another great event is Vegas Night which takes place late in the year. They have casino games which winnings are converted into a discount you can apply to your bidding. When bidding begins they have a professional fast talking auctioneer that auctions off the goods. Items include restaurant certificates, vacation packages, artwork, sports tickets and more. While not a member, I have heard from friends that their membership costs are very low in comparison to suburban temples.

This congregation is responsible for Ever-Rest Cemetery and continues to ignore its poor condition…read more I recently visited Milwaukee and was shocked that the terrible upkeep is little different from when I last complained about the poor conditions to this organization's board of directors in 2013. I am greatly saddened that my late family members' grave-sites are being so disrespected.