Wow, my 50th review came so quickly and even though I know there will be plenty more, I did want…read morethis one to be for something that had meaning to me. Occasionally, I see a review for a church, but rarely a synagogue, so I thought I would sing the praises of the synagogue where my family has been a member for 3 years, Temple Ramat Shalom. Ramat Shalom is an intimate, community oriented congregation that welcomes families, single adults, and people from all Jewish backgrounds, including interfaith families. When you walk into a service at Ramat Shalom, the staff and congregation are casual, very friendly, warm, and welcoming. The friendly spirit here starts at the top with Rabbi Andrew, a wonderful teacher, spiritual leader, and caring friend. He has been a cheerleader in times of joy and a great comfort in times of sorrow. He speaks to you like a "real person and friend", which is something I have not always seen rabbis or religious leaders do. Our Cantorial Soloist Debbie recently started with Ramat Shalom but I believe she fits right in and has been doing a fantastic job. She has an awesome voice and rocked a packed house with a "Rock Shabbat" last week . Not all services are "rock" but most do revolve around music. To me, this is a very fun and spirited type of service, not like the boring and dour services I grew up going to. Children are very important at Ramat Shalom. Little kids will never get stern looks if they make noise during services. There is a one day a week Hebrew School on Sundays and plenty of activities for both younger and older children. We do our best to get to services and get our kids to Hebrew School, but what I love about thiscongregation is that there is no judgment. The Temple is very understanding of our very busy lives (work, school, family, sports) and appreciates that we so our best.! We certainly appreciate Temple Ramat Shalom's warm caring, and understanding attitude.

Never have I felt more welcome in a temple than Ramat Shalom. The services on Friday night are…read moreinformal and inviting, and there are many people in my age range, as well as others... Rabbi Andrew and Cantor Debbie, both have beautiful voices that when singing the songs of our past really touch my soul. Also, there is room to have events there, with a recent kitchen add on that really makes it a place where you can have your special event all in one place. Highly recommend!

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.

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

I am not an Orthodox Jew. These people took me in for Erev Rosh Hashana and treated this stranger…read morelike family. I was even invited to the Rabbi's house for dinner.

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.

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.

I think this is a very good local community center. I came here for a work meeting and it is an…read moreeasy campus to get around. People are helpful and you can park easily and get to your destination. I would highly suggest supporting of your local JCC!

I've never been here before but I feel quite confident in saying the place has gone downhill…read more Heading in to see a show we passed by faded signage, unkempt landscaping, and dirty bathrooms with cracked countertops. Once inside the experience changed to uncomfortable chairs, with lighting & sound issues. Find another venue if you can, and if you can't, know what you're in for...

Very warm and friendly, can highly recommend, it feels like Family. Will definitely go back after…read moremy little health issues are resolved. Thank you for the beautiful Shabbos.

You feel welcome since you arrive There is nothing better…read morethat the love you feel there Being Jewish and gay has a name in SouthFlorida And is Etz Chaim

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!

We have been members since 1985. We are so at home at this Temple. The clergy are amazing and so…read morewelcoming. The atmosphere is like being at home. The clergy present amazing workshops almost every day. I have learned so much about Judiasm! I love the social action that this Temple focusses on. We go to Shabbat Services (and complimentary dinnder) every week when we are in town. We love our temple and all the friends we have made.

TBTST has been my home my entire life. I am fortunate to say that my great grandparents were…read morefounding members and I can carry on what they started to leave behind a legacy for my children. The congregants are amazing and warm. I have friends from the temple that I met in pre-school and continue to build relationships today. Rabbi Gold gives amazing sermons and is a fantastic spiritual leader. Cantor Kramarow has a beautiful voice that makes service uplifting. My son is enrolled in the ECC and is getting a fantastic education and will enter the Hebrew school soon too. It really has something for everyone!

Rabbi Gold greets everyone with a smile. Even non-regular visitors like us. I'm so glad that TBTST…read morehas survived the pandemic and will be back in full force when this is all over.

This conservative temple located just North of 595 & two blocks from the Ikea is a small…read morecongregation where I immediately felt right at home. Rabbi Epelbaum is very experienced and I enjoyed his sermon. I will be returning to Temple Beth Israel again.