I have been a member for 32 years and am amazed at how vibrant and wonderful our congregation has…read moreremained. We are a warm, welcoming synagogue. Our traditional services attract 75-100 people on Shabbat of all ages--we even have a junior congregation. For the high holidays, our sanctuary is filled with an an entire separate service in Russian which attracts over one thousand people for Yom Kippur. We DO have a caterer--an excellent Russian Kosher caterer with a beautiful ballroom facility. We DO have a girls yeshiva as an tenant upstairs. And we are in the process of renovating our sanctuary and adjoining Continental Room. Sisterhood and Men's Club offer a variety of wonderful events throughout the year, from wine-tastings, to movies, to Cheder classes and Rosh Chodesh dinners. Come visit us for a Shabbat and see if you don't quickly feel right at home! All ages are welcome.

Best shul in the world no talking just pray and learn. Come and tryread more

This is a wonderful synagogue. I've attended services when I was away from my home shul which is in…read morea different state. Kolot Chayeinu is a friendly, learned, open-hearted, and wonderful synagogue that values diversity, justice and peace for everyone -- shalom bayit in our homes and in our world-as-home. If I ever return to live in NYC, I would definitely join this community.

High Holy Day services open to all: This year, for the High Holiday services -- which are always…read moreopen to nonmembers, and do not require tickets -- two extra evening services have been added, so there will be 6 pm and 8 pm services for the Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. If you are not a member of a Jewish synagogue, attending Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur services can be a challenge. Some temples are open only to members and others sell tickets to non-members. One congregation, Kolot Chayeinu, which meets in Park Slope, has always welcomed non-members to their services, at no cost, to a great response--standing room only at most services. To accommodate demand this year Kolot has added extra evening services for both High Holy Day evenings, September 28 and October 7th. Kolot welcomes people from across the spectrum of Jewish observance to attend these services. Here is their notice: Kolot Chayeinu/Voices of Our Lives welcomes one and all to its open High Holy Day services in Park Slope. You don't need tickets and attendance is free, although donations are encouraged. For the first time in our 18-year history, we will have two evening services to accommodate as many people as possible. There will be more room at the earlier services. For more information see our brochure and visit our website: http://www.kolotchayeinu.org/pdfs/kc_high_holidays.pdf and http://www.kolotchayeinu.org/ Please let us know which evening service you will attend at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Holydays5772

This is not just a synagogue, it's a community. You will always feel warm and welcome. PSJC is a…read morejudgement free zone, where you are free to be Jewish to whatever extent or in whatever domains you want to. Everyone should give it a try for an event, a Shabbat service, zoom havdallah, a Hebrew School lesson... you will love it.

A wonderful hub for engaging with causes that matter. A non judgmental, accepting community…read more(community is the heart of this place). Wherever you come from, you can find home here.

Having spent the entire morning with Rabbi Dardashi I am quite enamored with the Synagogue... She…read morespent the time with a very close friend who recently lost her husband and she was terrific.

Attractive, active synagogue in Cobble Hill (conservative). On a lovely block…read more www.kanestreet.org

I visited this church with my friend and her family for 12-12-12 service and had a grand time. The…read morespirit was up in church that day and we had a great time. The church dont seem that big on the outside but its very spacious inside. They have a parking lot across the street. I would definitely return.

It is SOOO strange to write a review for a house of worship! I am not a religious gal (I put the…read mores-e-c-u-l-a-r in secular) - and it's been a lot of years since I've been to any service. I attended a Saturday morning service and Bat Mitzvah, and was impressed as soon as I walked in the building, I was immediately impressed with how light, bright and open everything was. The rabbi has a great personality - his love really comes through. The cantor has one of the most amazing singing voices I've ever heard - she is phenomenal! This is a reform congregation - and as the reviewer Joel mentioned - everyone is welcome! Gay, interfaith, whatever. It's a very warm and inviting place of community. I don't know that I was touched by the spirit to seek out a religious connection - but if that ever were to happen, I'd really hope I could find a place like BHS to call home. It's what a religious institution should be!

This is an amazing reform synagogue located in the heart of Brooklyn Heights. It is a warm and…read more welcoming community with an outstanding Rabbi. It has programs for infants through seniors. Interfaith and gay families have a home at the Brooklyn Heights Synagogue. There is a great concern for Tzedakah, education and mutual support. BHS has been running a homeless shelter for over 20 years, religious services, educational programs and social events. It is a place that can easily become your home.

I went for classes time to time. Class was wonderful. @the…read morecenter, I felt strange. I felt atmosphere is at the bar or cafe never closed. so, I wouldn't want to come back again. the inside needs something to be fixed. teachers are very nice.

I couldn't not recommend this chabad to anyone who's searching for a place to spend chabbat in NY…read more I had a beautiful experience at this place: the rabbi, her wife and their kids are amazing, very welcoming and nice, they make everyone who enters in the chabad feel like home. All the guests were friendly and happy to be there, we sang, talked, ate (the food was great too)... I really enjoyed. I was so glad with that experience that I came back the following week! Thanks for everything chabad of Bushwick!