The best in religious school that Bucks County has to offer, membership, 1973-2025…read more Conservative, all inclusive, all are welcome.

Congregation Brothers of Israel has adapted to current COVID conditions…read more They offer services on-line as well as in person. They also offer classes on Genealogy and have book Reviews on-line. They are also active in the community. They donate to Book Smiles, the Jewish Relief Agency, and to local food banks in Trenton and around Bucks County.

I always find Beth Chaim to be most welcoming, accommodating, and warm. A great place to be!!read more

Congregation Beth Chaim is just that, a congregation. It's not just a synagogue for prayer, it's a…read moreplace where anyone and everyone is welcome, a place that you can call your second home. I pretty much grew up at Beth Chaim and experienced amazingly meaningful times there. They expanded about a decade ago to include wonderful classrooms for children of all ages, including study rooms for adults. This multifunctional building can be used to host a multitude of events and services. The people who work here are kind and friendly and are always a huge help. If you're new to the area, or you've just never stopped by, it's definitely worth a little time to check out the place and see all they have to offer. Amazing place, beautiful people, and a wonderful space to enjoy.

Beth El has an amazing Hebrew school program!. It is small and individualized to meet all of the…read morekids learning needs. We love the holiday programs and the warm and welcoming community.

Someone called the cops on me because of the way I looked. This was also my first time going to a…read moresynagogue. I am so ashamed and Furious and I will not be coming back to any Jewish related thing if that's how they want to treat me. I would not go and I do not recommend and I would give negative Stars

What a welcoming and inviting synagogue. The people involved couldn't be nicer and they're always…read moreoffering interesting activities to the local Jewish community.

An extremely warm and welcoming atmosphere with young and enthusiastic clergy. Everyone is made to…read morefeel welcome from the minute they come in. A thriving Religious School with individual classes for each grade level. Rabbi Kling Perkins just started but is already establishing herself as warm and caring. She works and meshes well with Cantor Annelise Ocanto-Romo. I have been there for 46 years and could not imagine ever being anywhere else.

Very warm and inclusive congregation! The rabbi is warm and…read morevery available to individual concerns. She has a master's degree in social work which I think is very important when you're dealing with people. She's extremely compassionate. And if she doesn't have the answer to something she will try and find it.​

KHN is a wonderful place. The people are friendly and welcoming to Jews and non-Jews alike. The…read moreRabbi leads an inspiring service, it is both musical and spiritual. Good hebrew school too.

I have attended services off and on since 2016. Rabbi Goldman is a huge asset to the local Jewish…read morecommunity. He has always made time to answer my many questions. Architecturally this Shul is a masterpiece. For me walking there on Shabbes is 1.8 miles each way. It's definitely worth the effort. I have met some very nice people there and I have totally enjoyed taking classes. I am all about tradition and this Shul never disappoints.

This is by far the most beautiful synagogue in Philadelphia. At one time, many years ago, they…read moreused to have multiple morning minyans of over 500 people each. How many people walked by this shul and said, "That's where I'm getting married." That's how nice it is. Today, it is operated by Chabad. They have revitalized and injected new blood into this historic shul. The services are amazing, warm and friendly, as well as all of the classes and guest speakers they invite. Like I said, no other shul comes close. The rabbis are approachable, know Jewish law and are always available to the community. Contact Rabbi Goldman and Rabbi Schmidt for more information.

I'm a bit of an architecture nerd and a Jewish history nerd. So when my mom, my husband, and I were…read morein Philadelphia for a long weekend a few weeks ago, I knew I wanted to visit Beth Sholom and take a tour. Why? It's Frank Lloyd Wright's only synagogue and so has a fascinating history! You can book a guided architectural building tour a head of time on their website - it's a 1.5-hour experience (movie and tour of the building). There's a gallery area with timelines and photographs that tell the story of Philadelphia's Jewish community and the Beth Sholom synagogue as well. The tour was great. I don't know if I find the synagogue beautiful, but I found it interesting and awesome (the glass panels, the ceiling, the chandelier, the sloped floor,...!). I'm so glad we made the hike up to Elkins Park to visit (we didn't have a car, so we took the regional train up from Philly and walked to the synagogue; we took a ride share on the way home since we were in a bit of a rush then). If you're interested in Frank Lloyd Wright, American architecture history, or Jewish American history, Beth Sholom is well worth a visit!

Beth Sholom "House of Peace" is a truly spectacular building with a spectacular story…read more Through trial and tribulation to get this masterpiece erected from the ground, it took around a decade. Frank Lloyd Wright was a master artist/architect/artisan to be able to take the requests of the Rabbi and create it into the space it is today. We really enjoyed the tour and the tour guide was very knowledgeable. I recommend stopping by this architectural wonder if you are ever near the Philly area. You can register for a tour online. Don't forget, tickets to tour FLW homes and buildings help the preservation efforts of these beautiful structures!

Like Rachel U. puts it is so hard to find the words to describe how gorgeous BZBI ( as it is…read moreaffectionately known) is! A great place for everyone!

I keep trying to figure out how to review this place and not quite finding the words. I love this…read moresynagogue, both for the gorgeous Neo-Gothic architecture and stained-glass windows, and for the community where I spent most of my childhood eating hydrox and going to bar mitzvahs and USY dances. Since living away, I've still come back for the high holidays and always felt welcomed. The congregation seems to be growing with some younger families getting involved, and they offer lots of different services and classes during the year. I also knew this is where I wanted to get married, and so did just that =) They were a great help as I planned from Boston, with a wedding coordinator on staff for the day-of details. It was a bit surreal, but perfect.

my name is alex ciuca i live in los angeles and i lost contact with jow ziglensky from trenton ,…read morecan you be kind to help me to find him please ,.my cell is 818-612-2368 adress 2122 oceam park bl ap 17 santa monica california 90405 . shalom from los angeles