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    Temple Ner Ami

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Chabad of Camarillo

    Chabad of Camarillo

    5.0(2 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    The rabbi and rebbetzen of this Chabad, pour their love of G-d and community into everything they…read moredo. People are affected and motivated by them. Many people feel their lives are fuller and are changing themselves as a result. We were so motivated that within a month of attending services we bought a trailer so that we can easily be there every Saturday. My husband finally has a shul where he can daven daily for the first time in 10 years. Aryeh and Leah Lang are truly beautiful people. You can feel how the congregants are happy to become part of the energy of this shul. It is a warm, spiritual place and I thank G-d for guiding us in this direction.

    Chabad, is a Jewish movement also known as Lubavitch, Habad and Chabad-Lubavitch. Chabad is…read moreaffilaired with the teachings and beliefs of Orthodox sect of Judaism. Chabad is a Hasidic organization with synagogues across the world. It is one of the largest Hasidic groups and Jewish religious organizations throughout the world and boasts a membership of more than 18,000. Though Orthodox affiliated, Chabad welcomes both Jews and non Jews alike and seeks to educate all about the customs and rituals of Judaism. Per Wikipedia, Chabad was Founded in 1775 by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi. The movement received its name "Chabad", from the Hebrew acronym for Chochmah, Binah, Da'at, which means wisdom, understanding, and knowledge. These is important because the word Chabad represent the intellectual underpinnings of the movement. Connecting the dots, the word Lubavitch is the Yiddish name of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth village Lubowicze (Lyubavichi) now in modern day Russia, where the movement's leaders resided for 100+ years. As unaffiliated Jews who moved to the area several years ago, Chabad of Camarillo welcomed us with open arms. Tucked behind the Bank of America off Santa Rosa Road, this open arms community has offered my family a lot of love and kindness. Chabad of Canejo offers a lot from weekly services to amazing programs for Passover and fantastic Chanukah celebrations,

    Temple Etz Chaim

    Temple Etz Chaim

    5.0(1 review)
    9.8 mi

    We had a wonderful experience at Temple Etz Chaim (TEC). I'd like to start by saying that no…read moredaycare or preschool is perfect--every school will have occasional challenges. What sets TEC apart is how well it is managed. They have been educating young children for many years, and that experience is evident in every aspect of the program. The campus is spacious, with multiple playgrounds that the children rotate through, giving them plenty of variety and opportunities for outdoor play. The school also offers several on-campus extracurricular activities that families can enroll in, and music class is included with tuition. My daughters participated in dance, gymnastics, and soccer, and absolutely loved every one of them. They were constantly engaged, excited to go to school, and never bored. Academically, I was incredibly impressed. My girls learned so much--from the alphabet, colors, shapes, and animals to songs, early math concepts, and social skills. They came home almost every day with art projects and classroom activities, so I always knew what they were learning and felt confident they were spending their days engaged in meaningful, enriching activities. As a mixed-faith family, we also appreciated that our children learned about Israel and Jewish traditions. It was incorporated thoughtfully into the curriculum without overshadowing everything else. I would estimate it made up about 10-20% of what they learned, which felt like a great balance for our family. The teachers truly made the experience exceptional. Ms. Jennifer, Ms. Maddie, Ms. Jamie, Ms. Fabi, Ms. Rachel, and Ms. Alyssa genuinely cared about the children and created warm, nurturing classrooms where the kids could thrive. Their dedication was obvious every day. The administration deserves recognition as well. Ms. Debbie, Ms. Keri, and Ms. Jessica consistently went above and beyond to keep the school running smoothly. They were always responsive, professional, and willing to help whenever we had a question or request. Their hard work does not go unnoticed, and I know many parents appreciate everything they do behind the scenes. Like any school, there were a few areas that could be improved. The no meat or chicken policy made packing lunches more challenging than I would have liked, and there was some teacher turnover during our time there. However, teacher turnover is something we've encountered at other schools as well, so I don't believe that's unique to TEC. I was also excited to hear that the school is reducing class sizes to 12 students starting this year. I think that is a fantastic change that will make an already strong program even better. Overall, TEC provided our daughters with a safe, loving, stimulating, and educational environment. They formed wonderful friendships, gained confidence, and developed a genuine love of learning. We are incredibly grateful for our time there and would happily recommend Temple Etz Chaim to other families looking for a high-quality preschool.

    From the owner: Within our walls, we celebrate life cycle events, learn of our rich history and heritage, and pass…read moreon our faith and traditions to our children, ensuring continuity from generation to generation. We worship together, celebrate together, learn together, and mourn together - as a congregation, as an extended family, as a spiritual community. You can discover the richness that Temple Etz Chaim offers its congregants through our: Shabbat and Holiday Services Early Childhood Education Center (Infant Care & Preschool) Bureau of Jewish Education Accredited Religious School Youth & Teen Programs Adult Education Classes Family Education Programs Sisterhood & Men's Club Organizations Outreach to the Community Social Activities Temple Etz Chaim welcomes all who would like to worship, learn and celebrate with us. Etz Chaim, our Tree of Life, is alive - growing and flourishing. Rooted in the beauty and richness of our Jewish tradition, it strives toward a future of renewed commitment to our Jewish heritage. Please join us and experience the warmth and ruach (spirit) of our Temple family. You can contact us with any questions by calling the Temple Office and leaving a message, by emailing us at membership@templeetzchaim.org.

    Temple Ner Ami - synagogues - Updated July 2026

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