This is a very friendly, progressive, traditional egalitarian congregation. Services are very…read moremusical and participatory. The community has many children and there are separate services for children on Saturday mornings. During renovation of the building the congregation meets for services in the basement of Hebrew Tabernacle at 551 Fort Washington Ave or elsewhere in the neighborhood.

Temple Beth-El is a trans-denominational synagogue that will be celebrating its 90th year of…read moreinclusive, musical and spiritually inspired service this year. this is the first synagogue I've stepped into in 50 years. I came here because the rabbi invited me to play guitar to back-up his piano. Five or six years later, I'm still here, playing guitar and even leading Shabbat services every now and then. If you want to welcome in the day of rest and restoration with song, dance and folks of all stripes.... this is da place!

This is the one and only synagogue on City Island in the Bronx. Though it's not the most ornate of…read moresynagogues, I find it to be very cool that this congregation was able to survive when so many other synagogues have come and gone, as Jews have taken off for sunnier climes. Check this place out for a piece of Bronx history!

Beautiful synagogue in Mamaroneck/Larchmont. Went for a bat mitzvah and everything was well…read moremaintained, clean, and comfortable. Very welcoming.

Awesome! Wonderful Church, wonderful people. Great services. Good way to learn a little Greek. A…read morelittle more English in the services would be nice but after a few thousand years, why change now!

Change church go to paramus or fairview even if it's a little further is worth it.Bunch of snobs.read more

Went to our oldest grandson's bar Mitzvah. This very modern…read moretemple was designed by Louis Kahn. Although Kahn designed other synagogues, this is the only one of his designs that was built. Very good Rabbi and Cantor.

A beautiful church, with very friendly people. They had a Greek festival last weekend with amazing…read morefood. A whole lamb on the spit, many foods from gyros and souvlaki at the food truck to roast chicken and moussaka inside. I enjoyed their spanakopita and want their secret kourabiedes cookie recipe! The best, better even than Astoria bakeries. Next Easter, I will check them out to see if they have Easter bread. Imho, they should do more food fairs and bake sales.

Beautiful experience during important holiday. The people are very kind and treat you like family!read more

Very cool looking inside and that's exactly how most church would look in Russia. You can also…read morecatch some services - they lare very authentic. Could be a nice place to meditate, although be advised there are only 2 benches there - russian churches tend to not have any seating accomodation. Heads up: if you are of different confession and are planning to engage with the clergy - procede at your own risk - there guys are not famous for their tolerance or open-mindedness, but otherwise - no one will challenge your presence there.

This is a friendly church that definitely Christ centered atmosphere. The message was on the line…read moreof the text. And the congregation really made us feel welcomed.

Redeemer East extends mercy toward underserved populations compassionately and thoughtfully.read more