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    Temple Beth Haverim

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    B'nai Jeshurun

    4.5(20 reviews)
    23.4 miUpper West Side

    Gorgeous neo-Gothic exterior and interior alike…read more Marvelous stained glass! Attended a beautiful wedding here. Rabbi Weintraub couldn't have been more welcoming.

    Within thirty seconds of entering BJ on Friday night, I was thrown into a line of women singing and…read moredancing around the room. I had no idea what was going on and just went with it. It was so fun and spontaneous. I'll never forget that! I came for services, and even for an atheist Jew like myself, the prayers and songs were beautiful and soothing. There's no dress code, which is refreshing. There were people in summer dresses, shorts, and business attire. There's no judgement. The synagogue itself is tastefully built and just so pretty inside. They seem to be balance between conservative and reform. Men and women sit together, instruments are played, and cell phones are prohibited. They have events for 20s and 30s, and they offer a membership for about $200 per year, I think. Check out their website for all their events and volunteering opportunities. They're very active. They have that egalitarian community that Jews seem to be seeking these days. Regardless of your background, skin color, sexual orientation, or race, you're welcome here. It's a beautiful thing to witness, and it's a place I could see myself returning to repeatedly in the future, especially when I have a family myself, because it seems like such a communal, emotional, genuine place where everyone looks out for each other. If you want to get involved in the Jewish world and are looking for a nontraditional place, BJ is awesome.

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