Beth-El Zedeck (The House of the God of Righteousness) embraces the warmth and richness of our religious civilization while keeping pace with the changes of modern Jewish thought and practice. We are affiliated with both Reconstructing Judaism and the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, supporting equal participation by women and men
We are a warm and welcoming community in the Berkshires of Western Mass. where people of many backgrounds and beliefs come together to worship and explore the richness of the Jewish tradition. Ahavath Sholom was founded in 1926 and is affiliated with Reconstructing Judaism. The mission of Congregation Ahavath Sholom
Havurat Tikvah is a warm, supportive and nurturing Reconstructionist congregation with Shabbat services and a full spectrum of holiday observances, as well as religious educational options for both adults and children. It is an inclusive, diverse group of families, singles, and Jewish and interfaith couples who participate in projects that
The Jewish Community of Amherst is dedicated to creating a dynamic, open, spiritual and participatory Jewish community that is central to its members’ lives. We value openness and welcome all, including all sexual orientations, people of color, interfaith couples and their children, people with disabilities and those of limited economic
Inspired by the chutzpah of our founders, Congregation Bet Haverim’s (CBH) mission is to promote a bold and expansive Jewish identity and culture emphasizing inclusivity, creativity, spirituality and social justice as we uphold our commitment to serve the LGBTQ and allied community. CBH celebrates Jewish living by fostering connections to
Our sanctuary and offices are at 60 Highland Street, West Newton, Massachusetts 02465 (directions), in the Second Church of Newton. Call 617-965-0330 or email us at info@dorsheitzedek.org. If you are interested in membership, email us at outreach@dorsheitzedek.org. In Fall of 2024, Dorshei Tzedek partnered with Temple Reyim of Auburndale, MA to offer CDT
Serving as central organization of the Reconstructionist movement
Training the next generation of groundbreaking rabbis
Modeling respectful conversations on pressing Jewish issues
Curating original, Jewish rituals, and convening Jewish creatives
