Delray Torah Center is a wonderful place to daven. Rabbi Sauders is a true Talmud Chacham and both…read morehim and the mispallium make an atmosphere filled with ruach.

This is a small but welcoming Congregation with a dynamic Rabbi Saunders. I came , liked what I saw…read moreand continue to come back regularly. Try it yo'll like it also.

I don't really think this is how a typical Catholic Church should run. I have three stars because I…read morebelieve anybody preaching the gospel is doing the right thing. I was running behind for my other mass so came to this one. You can imagine my surprise when they had no bibles in the pews. Everything was on tv screens throughout the church. Let's keep it simple. No technology. Jesus only!!!

Just moved to the area and have been looking for a Catholic Church! Everyone was friendly and the…read moremusic was great! Still looking for a parish that is the right fit for me, but I enjoyed the two masses and confession I attended here.

I am a proud member of Temple Sinai.Warm friendly members, exceptional rabbi and beautiful music…read moremake this a special place. It is a very active congregation, sisterhood and brotherhood have lots going on There are plenty of ways to get involved and help out, social action committee has blood drives, feeds the unhoused 3x a week, in cooperation with interfaith makes showers available to those unhoused 2x a week, and those are some highlights. Rabbi Steve offers numerous classes on Judaism and related topics. Sundays at Sinai offers well attended lectures on various topics for adult education. Members enjoy Shabbat dinners together a few times a year. Sinai Social sponsors activities outside of temple, in members houses and other locations.These are a good way to get to know other members. Bingo is a lively activity on Wednesday evenings, some purchase a light meal before the games begin, others find a large selection of popular snack food, desserts and beverages. coffee and tea are complimentary......Check out the temple if you are interested in an active Reform congregation, come some Friday night......Marcy

Temple Sanai located on Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach has a very good bingo on Wednesday evenings…read moreat 6 PM I'm not sure what time the door is open, but this place is packed by 5 o'clock. You can't get a seat at a table. It is the place to be on a Wednesday night. This bingo hole is not for the weak, it's a serious bingo hall

Spirit-filled worship; Spirit-filled people! Everyone is warm, loving and accepting. They even have…read morea Special-needs group that comes up front to worship in the dance. It's very heartwarming.

Great and friendly place to be in as a member. The words of…read moreYeshua the messiah . Come to the service.

Years ago this group was in Oakland Park, and it was amazing. I visited the group now in 2026 in…read moretheir Lauderdale by the Sea location, and I could not have been more disappointed. The environment was super cliquey and unwelcoming. No one but a couple of staff even spoke with me, and some "clique" members were outright rude. The most upsetting part of the visit, other than the dismissiveness by the "members" to me as a newcomer, was my interaction with the resident teacher after the class. A few people were standing around chatting, and after thanking the teacher for the class, I pointed out that I was new and a bit surprised to see the center used plastic cutlery and plastic water bottles. The words were barely out of my mouth when she cut me off. She became visibly annoyed and defensive. Ironically, her teaching that day had been on the perils of self-cherishing, and on compassion for others. Well, her reaction to my comment was highly incompassionate and very self cherishing! Talk about non-consistent! [As an aside, my understanding was that Buddhists care for and do no harm to all living beings - hence my surprise about the non eco-friendly kitchen stuff]. Anyway - the fact that attendance at the old center was 50+ people on the main nights, and that it is down to maybe 10 people at this site, probably tells you everything you need to know. After this experience, I did a Google search on this center, and discovered many others had had similar experiences. For example this: "Many former participants across different NKT centers report that the social dynamic becomes heavily insular. The core group of volunteers and dedicated practitioners frequently forms a tight, unapproachable "clique" centered strictly around serving the resident teacher and maintaining the building. Newcomers or returning casual practitioners often report feeling ignored or viewed solely as potential recruits for the harder study programs, destroying the organic, warm community feel that older centers like Oakland Park used to have." - Reddit. Amazing. Almost identical to my experience. What a shame. I'm staying away.

This Meditation Center is an oasis of peace in Ft Lauderdale. The open to all meditation classes…read moreare wonderful - with step by step instructions on how to calm our busy minds and increase our mental peace. the Sunday morning classes are lovely and after the meditation the center provides a light vegetarian lunch During which people can hang out, chat and even ask question of the teacher, Gen Jindak, a warm and friendly Buddhist nun!

This is a small, "boutique" conservative congregation located in the heart of Boca Raton. They have…read morea beautiful building, a handicapped-accessible Sanctuary Bima, and a dynamic, innovative clergy. The Musical Shabbatot with a fabulous dinner are not to be missed. The Rabbi and Rebbetzin are amazing! Whether you are a long-time resident, looking to get involved for the first time, or a regular religious service participant looking for a change in scenery, Beth Ami is a welcoming congregation.

Warm friendly intimate. Rabbi and Dianne Kieffer are leading a reboot and it's working. I joined…read moreDecember '22

A beautiful synagogue. A beautiful place to gather together. The staff is very helpful and very…read morefriendly. I know that this is a community that most anyone can feel a part of. I've been there for a bat mitzvah, a community event and more. They have a lot of programming as well. It has a lot of security as well so that is a plus. You would feel safe here too.

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!