I am a Congregant of the Shul. I go there every week. The Congregation ther goes out of its way to…read moremake people feel at home. They are traditional Conservative, with a Hebrew School to educate Jewish Youth.

The Center of Chabad Lubavitch International. The home of the Lubavitcher Rebbe- leader of world…read morejewry, and a lighthouse for every jew in the World. Here you'll find 24/7 an active study hall with hundreds of Students learning and praying under guidance of famous Rabbis.

This is the Rebbes home! The holiest of holies!…read more The jewish nation gathers to pray to Hashem

East Midwood Jewish Center is a historic synagogue in the heart of Midwood. Enjoy a welcoming total…read moreJewish center with lots of activities. Connect with old friends & meet new ones! East Midwood has something for everyone! PS: Ignore the reviews for the senior program. The ignorant reviewers are NOT reviewing the synagogue itself. The senior program (which seems wonderful) leases space from East Midwood and is not part of the temple.

They didn't give me a menu when I ask. I think the staff is racist or something. Very disappointed.read more

my home away from home. The community is warm and inclusive…read more Rabbi Goodman- since retired- is a brilliant teacher.

This is a large building along the eastern parkway which functions as a synagogue. I come with my…read moregirlfriend here every week for Jewish heritage class. We are both extremely interested and involved in exploring more about jewish identity and background. The class located on the third floor and is extremely interesting for an outsider like myself. The building itself is very clean and well-maintained and in many different classes going on a different plus. There's also a synagogue on the second floor but I've never seen it use as we come late in the evening. There is food which is brought during every class, and this is very good for a hungry group like us. It's also interesting to see the portraits of all the previous chairs on the second floor. All in all, I would say that this building is an important part of Jewish tradition and heritage in Brooklyn.

Come join the day ly learning mornings evenings Talmud & code of Jewish law…read more At Central location

I had the pleasure of attending a baby shower here. The space itself is a nice size, including a…read morekitchen area if you bring food. The bathrooms were clean and the decorations were out of this world. The space was big enough to comfortably fit about 70-80 people. Yes, it's a synagogue, but I'm sure the rental fee was a decent amount. Not located too far from Parade Grounds, Prospect Park and the B train to Church Ave, if you need a space to hold an event, this is just fine.