Rabbi D. Lehfield should have his smicha revoked and to call him a Rabbi is an absolute…read moreembarrassment to our beautiful religion. Unbeknownst to me, Rabbi D. Lehfield, along with three witnesses, have SIGNED and provided my husband with a Get. I wasn't notified, I wasn't present at the ceremony, I had no idea this even took place until a mutual friend sent me a copy of the Get. My husband and I aren't even divorced yet. I have been contacting Rabbi D. Lehfield for over TWO MONTHS now, with no response. I even went as far as visiting him. At first, he took my call, but after I demanded an explanation to how he signed and gave my husband a Get without contacting me, he not only provided me with zero explanations, he began to ignore my calls all together. I contacted the Beis Din, and didn't get anywhere with them as well. I have now retained legal counsel, will be pressing charges, and one way or another I will be getting my explanation!!! Rabbi D. Lehfielda and his three witnesses committed FRAUD and will be exposed in every way possible. Rabbi D. Lehfield had two months time to resolve this matter like a mench. But sometimes the ego gets the best of us. All I asked for was an explanation and to have the Get nulled. But I got neither. After 37 years of being married, I think I am entitled. I am not sure how much my husband paid these Rabbis off, but I hope it was worth it.

Rabbi D. Lehfield is a wonderful rabbi. This is my home synagogue of choice. The congregation…read moremembers are not as cohesive as I've seen elsewhere. A nice mix of educated professionals and retirees are members. For children and young people, NCSY is very active.

Rabbi Elliot Pearlson is a world class Rabbi. His sermons are insightful and heartwarming and it is…read moreobvious that he really cares about his congregants and upholding Jewish tradition. Go to his services, you will not be disappointed.

I am a Jew since birth. I met Rabbi Elliot Pearlson years ago when I was an undergraduate student…read more I tried to talk to him. He was rude, disrespectful, and a disgrace. He should not be a Rabbi. Pearlson's conduct makes other Jews look bad and he does not care.

Went to friends' grandson's Bar Mitzvah here. A truly beautiful sanctuary. A wonderful cantor and…read morefemale Rabbi.

When you're a new mom, there's only so much bad, daytime television one can take for entertainment…read more Staying home with a baby 24/7, while being very rewarding, can also be overwhelming and capable of turning one's mind to mush. Enter Temple Beth Shalom School. The parent/child program at this Miami Beach synagogue is so much fun for both mommies and their babies. As the mother of a 1-year-old, I've been attending Mommy & Me classes at the temple since Ava was 4 months old and can honestly attest that the classes have not only exposed my daughter to new and exciting activities, but I too have forged new meaningful friendships. Depending on your child's age, there are different classes to chose from. Activities include singing, painting, drawing, snacking and more -- all based on the Nova University model. So if you're a new mommy and want to engage in some activities outside of your home, go go go to Temple Beth Shalom! Oh, and you don't have to be of the Jewish religion, either. I am actually a die-hard Greek Orthodox Christian and enjoy the exposure to a different faith. Try these classes out, mommies...Jerry Springer is so 2007.

The ceremony was absolutely beautiful. The wedding coordinator Mr. De Sol did a great job preparing…read moreus during the rehearsal the evening before the wedding. Everything went very smoothly and people were even crying from how wonderful the ceremony was. My sister (the bride) was very happy and so was her husband. I'm glad that everything went as planned. The ceremony was even a bit funny, thanks to Father David. He is a bit of a jokester and made the experience a great one. My favorite part of the ceremony was when my sister told the photographers to cut a part out where she mis-spoke and Father David said "What is this? Bloopers"? Everyone in the church was dying of laughter. I would highly recommend this church if you are getting married or even having a baptism. It is beautiful on the inside and outside of the church.

The Church of the Little Flower is a Roman Catholic church in Coral Gables, Florida founded in…read more1926. The church's domed 1951 building was constructed in Spanish Renaissance style, in keeping with the Mediterranean Revival architecture for which Coral Gables is noted. Christmas does something for sure to make you reevaluate your life. Where are you right now? Are You Happy? Are you fulfilled? Are you content? Are you lonely? Are you sad? Are you surrounded by people who love you and care for you? Who is not in your life right now that should be? Today HIT me hard, and for some reason I turned up at this place RIGHT at the very time the doors were open for Christmas Eve Mass (it was not planned, but I believe in fate and sometimes, someone, somewhere, whoever it is, is giving me what I need at certain times). I felt so completely desolate and alone today. I stood outside with my mask on, with tears pouring down my face right outside the nativity scene and watched loads of people enter this beautiful church. A priest saw me and beckoned me in and I just smiled and declined. In that moment I was compelled to go inside, but I wanted to be 100 per cent safe. I also saw a rainbow today, and I feel my mum was walking with me today in my loneliness and sadness. (To be noted my mum died unexpectantly in England In late September, and I was unable to get home) This church In coral gables is another Gem, beautiful architecture and surrounding area

Nidhi Israel Synagogue in Barbados was a deconsecrated building throughout my childhood and early…read moreadulthood so I never got the chance to experience a visit there. By the time the synagogue was reconsecrated and the area designated an historic heritage site, I was living in America. I was fortunate to visit a synagogue for the first time in 2024 because of the kindness of the Rabbi of Ohev Shalom Synagogue in South Beach, Miami. It was kismet. It's rich history is impressive, it's location superior and it's legacy already assured. My best thanks to the Rabbi for such a wonderful tour of a wonderful synagogue. Blessings. Sylvia Worrell

I have not been there maybe in 15 years but I used to go on Sundays every two months when I hd to…read moretravel for buisness and vacation. I love the Cghurch, the service and the contact I had with the paris prist. I am from Cozumel and Playa del Carmen Mexico. I miss my visits. Beeing at Church was my best day in Miami. Hope to be able to go back soon.

I wasn't aware such a church existed in Miami! I was here for my niece's baptism and it's just…read morebeautiful inside. I highly recommend you come. All of the info for baptisms, weddings and communions is in the first photo I posted. Zoom in the cartelito ( sign).

It's a wonderful accepting church My brother's family goes…read morehere and participates in the events of the church. Beautiful building.

Beautiful venue and easy to navigate. I had the opportunity to experience this beautiful church…read more There's plenty of parking with an overall easy access. Came here for an event with Books and Books. Stunning and I'm looking forward to attending more events here!

Bet Shira's staff and congregants have been more than gracious and nice. Every time we are there,…read morewe are greeted with warmth. If you have a family and live south, this congregation is truly a must visit. They are small and inviting and have a real family feel - we felt like we were back in TX. URRA for Bet Shira!