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  Extremely friendly and wonderful synagogue. Great for new comers and those looking for a temple close to home.

  Added April 23, 2017 by Andrea Roos
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  Warm and welcoming congregation. Loved the worship. I visited as part of a homework on a World's religions class and they were very helpful. His words: "Everyone is welcomed here". Rabbi Alan, his wife Jane and the congregation were just wonderful! Thank you!

  Added September 05, 2016 by D Pinero
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  Most welcoming congregation in the city. Not sure what is up with Hammy. A. It's a synagogue and not a church, and B. Well . . . There are way more white Jews than Black or Hispanic, that's just the demographics of the American Jewish populace. We have an African American woman who comes periodically on a Friday night and we have a immigrant from Somalia that comes. But we welcome everyone. I would encourage anyone who is curious about Judaism to start here. We would love to see you. We have Shabbat services on Friday night at 6 and bagels, coffee, and Torah study at 9 A.M. on Saturdays.

  Added September 04, 2016 by Jon Weimer