What a welcoming congregation and a marvelous resource to the community. I've been to several…read morefundraising events the Rodef Shalom has hosted, and I must say they have a great facility with good parking, and an excellent staff. Besides that, there are concerts in the summer, a unique Biblical Garden, and OUTrageous Bingo. So I congratulate Rodef Shalom on their outreach to non-profits, for their service to the others.

As a lapsed Catholic, I can't really assess a synagogue (or, frankly, a church) but as a devout…read moregardener I can praise the beautiful, peaceful, and spiritually meaningful Biblical Botanical garden adjacent to the synagogue. Each plant is clearly lovingly maintained, and displayed with a corresponding Biblical Verse. Many cities have hidden little gems that are unknown to the general public; this is Pittsburgh's, and it is a neighborhood treasure. Whenever I'm in Pittsburgh in the summer, I find there's no more uplifting way to spend a half hour.

Beth Shalom is a lovely Conservative synagogue, with a leaning towards traditional egalitarianism…read more There is a wide age range of attendees, from families with young kids, young adults in their 20s and 30s, and people of all ages. If you go, there is almost a guarantee that the rabbi will introduce himself to you and you will probably have many members of the community coming up to meet you as well. There is a wide range of programming to meet different needs, as you can see on the website: https://bethshalompgh.org/. I highly recommend to check it out!

What a total shtshow of a shul. I spent months asking about dues only to have someone forge a…read moremembership application on my behalf. I only found out because they published my name in their newsletter as being a new member. Now I'm afraid I'll get a bill for dues even though I never signed up. I have asked to be unsubscribed from the newsletter and for them to stop contacting me and they won't do either. Whoever hired Kenneth Turkewitz should re-examine their ability to do HR work because he's a nightmare.

This is a really friendly congregation for people of all denominations. Very welcoming of…read moreinterfaith families. Lots of programming for a small congregation. Lots of music at services.

What a perfect place to pray and be a part of family and community. The location cannot be more…read moreperfect.. Located in the north suburbs of Pittsburgh but still close to the city.

I absolutely love this facility!! They truly encompass the best of a wellness facility and fitness…read morecenter!! They offer so much to their members. Women's locker room has a sauna, jacuzzi, steam room, a cold plunge tub!! They provide towels, and ohhh my addiction, Starbucks!! Yes you can sit in the resting area and enjoy a nice cup of Starbucks!! They also have great exercise equipment! This place offers the best of everything, coaches for dietary needs or physical training. My only regret is not joining a long time ago!

This is an amazing place for working out or just relaxing…read more Right in the heart of Sq.Hill. It's a welcoming space for everyone.

Neil L obviously hasn't the first clue about the Jewish population in Western Pennsylvania. His…read morecomment about "rural steel town" and "miserable part of america (sic) Last year when the president, and I use that term loosely, visited Pittsburgh and Tree of Life synagogue, there were many protesters and there is a great unity, especially within the Reform and Conservative community who are Democrats. Neil L sounds like he was dumped by a very intelligent single woman who attends this lovely temple. I hope over 4 years later he has finally gotten over this loss. As for this temple, there are warm, intelligent and welcoming people here and it is a joy to visit. (No I am not a member, as I live in the East suburbs of Pittsburgh and very proud to be from Pittsburgh)