A great congregation that is a welcoming community and enjoys gathering together. Led by an…read moreoutstanding minister.

A warm, welcoming and inviting liberal religious community. We have raised our children as UUs in…read morethis congregation and they carry the values of respect for others and the environment, and a search for spiritual meaning, in their adult lives. We have fun in our services on Sunday morning, but we also deal with the serious issues of life, death, war, violence, racism, and social justice. We have no official dogma or creed but are serious as a congregation in finding our own spiritual paths under the guidance of the Unitarian Universalist 7 principles. See http://www.uua.org/beliefs/principles/ Our groups are active in feeding the hungry in our community and raising awareness of environmental issues. Please do stop by, join us for a service on Sunday morning and meet our fantastic minister, Director of Religious Exploration and professional staff as well as our fellow congregants.

I would not recommend this school. There are a lot of wonderful schools that practice the Jewish…read morereligion. This school is not one of them. I feel bad for the kids because it is so boring. There were many parents who pulled their students out of the school because of the lack of fun things in the lack of activities. It's pretty sad. I feel bad for those kids. There are several other better Jewish schools, such as JCC. Do not send your child to Beth El. They harass you when you pull your child out and the activities are unbelievably boring for the kids.

Beth El is the industry standard when it comes to synagogues in Westchester. You really can't go…read morewrong. Granted you may have to take out a second mortgage on your home to get close high holiday seats...but well worth it. Make sure you visit the Wiener Lounge when you're there. Rabbi Sirner is like the Sandy Koufax of rabbis...no joke. Sure, he may confuse me for my brother when I see him, but since I only see him, maybe, once a year...I forgive him. In all seriousness, he is a real mensch...and a rabbi's rabbi. I have many warm memories of sitting with my family, as a child, listening to Cantor Avery and Rabbi Sirner lead the congregation. As a former CIT, I can also highly recommend the day camp.

Great place to worship, very friendly and caring church! The services are very nice and you always…read morewalk out of the church feeling good. If you are looking for a Christian church to bring your family I would start here. The holidays is my favorite Christmas and Easter service are amazing. The pastors there are amazing and very easy to talk to.

This Community Church Rocks! Great biblical preaching and modern contemporary music. A great place…read morefor the whole family including teens, which is difficult in these times. Rick Lewis

Warm welcoming church. Couldn't be happier with their support and genuine love. They don't do…read moreweddings for nonmembers, which is fairly common practice among other churches I've visited. A true gem!

very friendly and welcoming church. Pastor is very relatable and his sermons are excellent…read more Congregation is diverse with many young children. Will be returning for sure. Happy to have found it.

I'm from Northern California but in Connecticut on business and was looking for a Contemporary…read moreChristian Church and Redemption Community Church did not disappoint me. I could feel a great vibe as soon as I walked into the AMC movie theatre where they worship. I was greeted and welcomed with smiling faces who share their Faith and love for Jesus! The worship band was great and pastor Jeremy has great energy and delivered a fantastic message. My spiritual vitamins were filled for the week! I'll be back throughout the summer during my assignment.

This is the first time I go to a Christian church in the US and Redemption community church did not…read moredisappoint me. It was incredible! One of the very first people who welcome me was Pastor Jeremy and he was very kind to me just like most of the people there. I hope everyone living near Port Chester and who are looking for a Christian church they go to this one, you won't regret it!

I went there and the everything was pretty good the music was amazing and I got to say this is one…read moreof the best church's ever!

I'm new to the neighborhood the church is walking distance from my home . I am a African American…read morewoman and attended the 9:30am service with my daughter . Everyone that attends this church is Caucasian (doesn't bother me ) no one said hello. The priest comes in the middle to shake and greet everyone and touches there hand . Do you know he specifically missed my row . The priest continued on greeting and shaking hands . I stood up and and walked out I was hurt disgusted and feel that no one should get treated with such racism even when God is involved . If your a racist this is the right place for you otherwise know who's teaching the Lord

Beautiful synagogue in Mamaroneck/Larchmont. Went for a bat mitzvah and everything was well…read moremaintained, clean, and comfortable. Very welcoming.

Young Israel of New Rochelle is an insular, closed community, that is not friendly to outsiders. As…read morethe newest and smallest in the area, they have caused the most headaches for the city. They are not good neighbors. Unlike the other temples in New Rochelle, Young Israel simply does not feel the need to be a part of the culture of inclusion and diversity that makes New Rochelle so special.

Great venue, well kept, everyone was truly polite! The way…read morethey hosted this Bar Mitzvah you wouldn't think it's a holy place.