Beautiful historic synagogue with Tiffany's stained glass and soaring ceilings…read more The congregation itself is reform- very welcoming and warm, with lots of great programs for children, families and adults. Very cool community. Worth checking out.

From the owner: As the oldest and largest synagogue in Richmond, Beth Ahabah seeks to build community—among our…read moremembers; among congregants, clergy and temple staff; and between the congregation and the city at large. We offer a wide range of programming—from interest-based study to a modern vision for Jewish education, to family practice at home and to thought-provoking discussions—that facilitate and inspire lifelong exploration of Judaism and what it means to be a Jew. As a Reform Jewish congregation, Beth Ahabah also creates an inviting space that brings together a diverse membership and encourages congregants to pursue social justice, a core element of our Jewish identity.

This shul welcomed me with open arms after I moved here from CA. It feels like home. The Rabbi is…read moreawesome and very intelligent. I will visit again and recommend it for anyone else looking for a shul in the area.

Ohef Sholom is a fabulous place. There are so many people who care and are involved. The building…read moreis inscribed with the phrase, a House of Pray for all People and it lives by that text. My only warning is that you may fall in love with this community.

This egalitarian synagogue is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism (USCJ)…read moreand offers a warm and welcoming congregation with a rabbi who will make you feel like you have found your spiritual home. It provides a weekly in-person Shabbat service and daily morning and evening minyan (via Zoom). Located near Naval Station Norfolk, this synagogue is ideal for service members and their families. Most weeks, there is a small oneg luncheon after Shabbat services featuring the internationally famous Temple Tuna and a chance to sit and socialize with the members.

Love the Rabbi, the warm atmosphere and the welcoming congregation. If you are looking for a…read moreSynagogue please check Temple Israel out.

My sons have had such a rich experience in the Religious School. They have come to love Torah…read morestories and learned to join in and even help lead services. Everyone in the congregation is so welcoming. Temple Emanuel is a close-knit community where every person is valued.

PS -Please remove the photos of Rabbi Katz and his wife, Molly. The story mentions St. Paul. That…read moreis in another State. There are many synagogues around the USA with the name "Beth-El," but Temple Beth-El in Richmond did not have a Rabbi named Katz or his wife, Molly! The only photo which is remotely correct is that of the sanctuary, before the new seating arrangement! Also, Beth Torah is now Kol Emes.

Rabbi visited me while I was in acute need of my health in the hospital He listed with pastoral…read moreskill and heard my heart longing with kind guidance I wish he would have invited me to worship

Modern Orthodox synagogue on Patterson Ave. between Three Chopt and Libbie. Warm congregation…read more Terrific rabbi.

Rabbi Patrick is awesome! He is always there when you need him and will help you out if you can't…read moreafford to go to an event. He is also a very good listener. Give Kehillah a try, you've got nothing to lose and a community to gain!

From the owner: Kehillah is a pop-up Jewish community open to everyone with events in the Fan, Chesterfield and…read moreShort Pump. At Kehillah, you matter!