Even during Covid-19 this wonderful East Fort Lauderdale synagogue engages with members through…read morestreaming Friday night and Saturday morning services, online study classes, social events, kids programs, specialty speakers and daily and weekly emails. We became members of Temple Bat Yam 2 years ago and immediately experienced the warm and welcoming promise stated in the TBY logo slogan. Although we initially joined for the spiritual and ritual aspects we quickly realized there was so much more to become involved with. We particularly like the Temple's commitment to the concept of Tikkum Olem (acts of kindness performed to perfect or repair the world). All are welcome with open arms. We can't wait to be together again in person with Rabbi Spey and the rest of the congregation.

This is a reform congregation which is near and dear to my heart. It's 5 stars all the way…read more Friendly, concerned, loving, community inspired, great services - but you should not go here - even yo visit - unless you are a total left wing progressive. They replaced worship with acts of what they perceive as Justice. In other words, sadly, they are a tv commercial for all things Democrat. There is no room for any diversity of thought. If you think Trump is more likely to end the war and bring home the hostages you will feel extreme discomfort here. If you think anti semitismm comes from Democrats and the Left ( which of course it does!) then do not stop foot here. If you are very much a left winger you will like it here and this shul is a 5. If you are even considering a vote for DiSantis or Trump you should find another temple.

Beautiful , Fancy But I'm simple person…read more Definitely visit if in Boca Raton area off Yamato Lots of social activity events happening Here

I came here for an event by an outside organization. You will need to show your license to the…read moreguard gate. Then when you go in you need to go through a metal detector. After that, smooth sailing. We were off in a room to the right with about 30-35 people. It was a luncheon and the salmon was very good. Since Purim is upon us, the dessert included Hamataschen (triangular filled-pocket pastry associated with Purim. The name refers to Haman, the villain in the Purim story)! Apricot and raspberry! Everyone in the synagogue is pleasant and helpful. I recommend going here for events, services and more!

Very nice shul right on A1A in Fort Lauderdale. Very welcoming. Nice ambiance. Everyone…read morefriendly. Prayers are all in Hebrew but in the prayer book, siddur, there are English translations. Plenty of free parking. Check the website https://www.chabadfll.com/ for service times and other activities. Highly recommend, will be back!:)

This place Beautiful wow!!! Amazing inside and so is the outside!! Wow. Very nice people here. We…read morehad farbrengen here tonight. Food was so good. Very very clean place is immaculate.

I came here for an event and everyone was super nice. I'm glad that they welcome people with open…read morearms. I do love the sayings inside and I can appreciate the community that they give us. Spirituality is important so we thank you for that.

Warm and friendly people. Absolutley beautiful temple, inside and out. This place is a real gem. I…read moream so fortunate to have found this place.

This temple is our family! I've been associated with B'nai Israel for 20+ years. Over the years…read moreit has only gotten better and better. If you are looking for a Reform temple, this is the one. :-)

The best preschool in Florida! The biggest Jewish preschool around and definitely a great one. Lots…read moreof love given to all children in various ages but also great education and learning experience.

Warm and Friendly congregation with no set dues! So many activities and educational opportunities…read morefor the entire family from infants to seniors, they have it all. Love Rabbi Block, she is warm intelligent and caring. Shabbat and worship services are engaging, musical and inspiring. When you come in for the first you will be treated and welcomed with open arms. Truly a family experience one will enjoy. I have been to many congregations in South Florida and around North America and this one is really one of the friendliest and inviting ones there is. It's just that great!

This is a VERY family oriented organization. Their rabbi and cantor are both new to the temple as…read moreof this past summer. This temple is filled with a youthful spirit of modern Judaism with a strong foundation in traditional Jewish values.

Sharing the best Yom Kippur break fast with my Temple community of friends…read more Wishing you all a healthy and happy new year.

One of the most impressive synagogues in South Florida, this is the oldest Conservative…read morecongregation on Miami Beach. It looks beautiful from the outside, and is easily one of the most impressive synagogues in South Florida. It contains both Byzantine and Moorish architecture. I drive by it daily and cannot help noticing it. It was organized in 1949 and underwent a 2 million dollar renovation in 2012 by Kenneth Treister, who is also responsible for the sculpture at the front of the temple, "The Dove of Peace." It was made from bronze and imported Jerusalem stone. Throughout the years, the synagogue has been visited by thousands of tourists. Further, it has hosted many notable statesmen and religious leaders, among them President Ronald Reagan, President Bill Clinton, Senator Henry M. Jackson, the Dalai Lama, and Desmond Tutu. Interesting, isn't it? I'd love to see (and photograph) the interior but it was closed. Does anyone have any idea of how/when I can get in?

I can remember when Temple Emanuel first opened when they moved 14th St. on Miami Beach to this…read moremagnificent edifice. Rabbi Irving Lehrman was our leader and by his side you could always find the Rebbitzen Belle. I was one of the fortunate ones who was active in the Temple from a young age. I served as the first President of the USY (United Synagogue Youth) chapter and further, first served as the Chazan for the Junior Services and then the TeenAge services which were held in the social hall and then moved to the Delano Hotel and opened to more than just teenagers (also blew the Shofar). Rabbi Eugene Weiss served as the Rabbi. He was a brilliant young man who unfortunately passed away when he was still a young man with a brilliant future ahead of him All who shared these times were among the fortunate.

I have been a lifelong member of Temple Kol Ami Emanu-El, and I can honestly say there's nowhere…read moreelse I'd rather be. My children have grown up here too, and we've all built lasting friendships and deep spiritual connections within this wonderful community. The clergy and staff are truly passionate, caring, and dedicated to making everyone feel at home. If you're searching for a place to call your spiritual home, I highly recommend Temple Kol Ami Emanu-El. Friday evening services are open to the public and followed by a complimentary, delicious Shabbat dinner, creating a welcoming and warm environment for all. There's always something going on--events galore and so many opportunities to get involved. They've just completed the first phase of renovations, and both the sanctuary and the new ballroom are absolutely stunning. This temple has truly enriched our lives, and I encourage anyone looking for a meaningful, spiritual community to visit!

The only priority of this place is money. The constant rabbi turnover speaks for itself and Hebrew…read moreschool consists of placing kids in front of iPads for hours. Such a shame what this temple has turned into.