Beth David is a great place to meet people and bring a community together. Beth David, the Chabad,…read moreand the Temple are all great places to congregate, meet new friends, and connect. They also work well together at times to form a larger, Greensboro, group. I have lived here, in Greensboro, most of my life, and have always felt welcome at Beth David. I went to B'nai Shalom school there as a child. I have fond family memories from there

A warm inviting intellectually spiritual environment. The educational programming is particularly…read morewell done with good community involvement.

Not at all what I expected in an Orthodox Jewish synagogue. Rabbi Plotkin is a most engaging,…read morewarm, and approachable individual who is able to integrate Orthodox Judaism into modern times and issues. He manifests all the attributes of a rabbi, a spiritual teacher.

#17 on a list of Statesville's Historic places. Completed in 1893 the Romanesque Revival brick…read moresynagogue is the second oldest house of worship in Statesville, and the oldest which is still used for its original purpose. The four supporting buttresses terminate in tin caps, each sporting the Star of David. The temple has been serving the area for 125 years with a brief period of reduced activity around 1940. Originally constituted as a reform congregation, at the re-dedication in 1954 it became a conservative congregation.

I live in a very small town with no nearby Synagogue, so my family has been searching for quite…read moresome time to find a nice, friendly synagogue in a neighboring town. We finally ended our search a year ago when we found congregation Emmanuel! We are not regular attendees by any means, but when we do go then we are always impressed by the intimate and friendly atmosphere, coupled by intelligent conversation and a pride in Judaism which is often hard to find in the Deep South. I definitely look forward to attending again in the future!

Conservative Synagogue with a very warm welcome, a knowledgeable rabbi, some great Torah readers…read moreand, most of all, the most amazing cantor you will ever come across.

It's beautiful. The people are nice. And the gatherings are nice too. The drag show was beautiful!!read more

The Rock of Israel Congregation is Torah Observant, God-centered, family-friendly Messianic Church…read moreSynagogue. They care about their community, and support several local and Israel non-profit organizations.

From the owner: The Rock of Israel Congregation is a Messianic group of both Jewish and non-Jewish believers in…read moreYeshua (Jesus) as the promised Messiah. This Messianic Church Synagogue is part of the fulfillment of the “One New Man” written of in Ephesians 2:15. Come and visit with us, and you will find a family that will warmly welcome you. Come and grow in your own personal relationship with the King of Kings and discover your purpose for which you were created. Come and learn the deeper meanings of the Holy Scriptures from both the Old and New Covenants from the Hebrew perspective. We offer a weekly Bible study, In-house and streamed worship services, Biblical Hebrew Language classes, homeless ministry outreach, nursing home outreach, children's ministry, and more!

The people are warm and inviting. I had never been to a Messianic Synagogue before and they weee…read morehappy to answer all of my questions and show me around. The Rabbis gave a message that left me wanting to learn more. They even had lunch afterward where everyone could eat and spend time together.

it is a great place to worship together and have Shabbat service and then oneg afterwards.read more

Best Reform Jewish Temple in town !!…read more (also the only one...) you want to be here. come join us for Shabbos