Global Harmony House is an oasis from secular life in New York. They teach meditation and Raja…read moreYoga to people regardless of their backgrounds. Meditation is better than meds and therapy, and the lectures on Raja Yoga inform people on how to live a better life. It is worthwhile to visit on a weekday evening or on a weekend for a seminar or workshop. I think this is a wonderful place.

CCGN is a great place to learn more about God. You will always find a warm welcome and a friend…read morehere.

I was married here in 1988. The Rabbi and Cantor were wonderful…read more I would recommend this Temple for anyone.

Wonderful warm and inviting Temple. Everyone is always welcomed…read more Very active synagauge in Little Neck - with Shabbat & Holiday services, spetacular and fun events and celebrations for each holiday, adult education classes throughout the year, special events and classes catered to women.

Terrible venue for disabled. No handrail in from parking lot. Entrance walk uphill on uneven stone…read morepath on which an elderly congregant recently fell and had to be hospitalized. Sanctuary has no ramp or handrails. Nobody will offer assistance without being asked. Food service downstairs a nightmare due to narrow aisle, people taking food against the flow. Complaints to lay leadership unanswered.

I don't have much reference as I've been here twice. Always yom kipper…read more It's a huge place and everyone shows up in Louboutins, hair did and made up like The Kardashians. But the men wear the tsillis while the women a lace doily on their head. It's a service much like the Christian counterparts they sing they congregate and they share social time. Traditional service. Modern permits allow women to be considered worthy of participation along with the men. That seems to be progress in some sense. I don't feel comfortable singing the confession and denigrating ourselves to be a lump of sin. I wish I felt it, but no.

We joined TBE last year and we finally found our "home." The clergy are warm and caring with big…read morepersonalities. Rabbi Meir, Rabbi Tara and Cantor Adam are vibrant people who make the service come alive. The services are beautiful, powerful, and meaningful. The prayers are set to uplifting melodies and are enjoyable to attend. There are two sanctuaries. There is a smaller one that is older that is breathtaking. The larger one seats over 400 people and was designed by a famous architect. The congregants range from young families to seniors and are all welcoming. There are many opportunities to get involved and take interesting classes. I took the beginner Hebrew class for adults and found it helpful. I am also impressed by the overall operation and management of TBE by Executive Director, Stu Botwinick. Stu, Dafna, and Joy (who run the TBE office) are responsive, helpful, organized and warm. TBE's medical advisory committee is excellent and TBE adheres to strict COVID safety policies and measures. Lastly, TBE's caterer is W Kosher Catering. Craig is a pleasure to work with. Food is delicious and was beautifully presented. Wonderful place for a simcha. Love the roof deck!