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Brooklyn / New York / United States
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Massapequa / New York / United States
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East Gate Church Provides Christian Worship Services, Kids Programs, And Live Music to North Massapequa, NY and the Surrounding Areas.
Jericho / New York / United States
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Temple Or Elohim offers a wide variety of Jewish spiritual services including adult and youth education, Shabbat family dinners, community outreach programs, Torah study, events, worship services and more. Call the number provided for more information.

Cedarhurst / New York / United States
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Temple Beth-El is led by Rabbi Sholom Stern. The synagogue also hosts a religious school and a catering hall. For more information on Temple Beth-El, please call.

Baldwin / New York / United States
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Port Washington / New York / United States
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Chabad of Port Washington, founded in 1991 with the guidance and blessing of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, is nurtured and supported by concerned members of communities on Long Island's North Shore. Chabad is dedicated to the re-establishment and strengthening of our Judaic faith, principles, identity, commitment and pride.

Chabad House is a unique and vibrant center, providing a home away from home for any man, woman or youngster who walks through its doors. It's Rabbis, staff and volunteer workers are pioneers in the most literal sense, treading a path and showing the way to bring the light of Torah and Jewish tradition to all Jews. Acceptance of every Jew on their own level, regardless of their level of religious commitment or practice, has become a trademark of Chabad. And by blending traditional values with modern day techniques, we have been successful in reaching even the most alienated, helping them appreciate their roots and identify with their Judaisn with pride.

Thanks to G-d's infinite blessings and the generous support and involvement of members of the community, Chabad of Port Washington has grown rapidly during these ten years. Three years ago we embarked on a new, exciting project: The establishment of an impressive educational campus and Jewish day school in Port Washington. This impressive center has enabled us to do much more. It includes a shul, preschool, day school, Jewish Library and social hall. This year we plan to complete a second phase of construction that will include five classrooms, a gym/lunchroom, science and computer labs, general studies library, music center, resource room, and an ultra-modern mikvah. It's doors will always be open to every single Jew, regardless of their affiliation and background or lack thereof.

Other programs by Chabad:

  • Congregation Chabad
  • Chabad Hebrew School
  • Chabad Academy of Science & the Humanities
  • Florence Brownstein Preschool
  • Max & Ruth Schwartz Elementary
  • Berkowitz Day Camp
  • Mei Menachem Ritual Mikvah
  • Holiday Awareness Programs
  • Hospital Visitation Program
  • Crisis Intervention & Counseling
  • Mitzvah Campaigns
  • Shabbatons
  • Adult Education
  • L'Chayim Publication
New York / New York / United States
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Temple Israel is a Jewish synagogue that specializes in the fulfillment of the cultural, intellectual and spiritual needs of Jewish people. Founded in 1870, it organizes weekly Sabbath services, festival celebrations, and educational and cultural programs. The institution manages the Early Childhood Learning Center, which is a religious school that administers educational programs for pre-school children. It entitles families to attend High Holy Day services in the ballroom that is conducted by the adult members of congregation. Temple Israel provides purchasing options for plots and mausoleums. It has a cemetery that features a variety of grave types, including mausoleum crypts, lawn plan areas, cremation urns and traditional family plots. The institution additionally hosts bar and bat mitzvahs, weddings and funerals in its sanctuary.
Port Washington / New York / United States
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The Community Synagogue is a Reform Jewish Congregation which seeks to fulfill its religious and ethical goals by being a center for spiritual fulfillment, lifelong learning, cultural enrichment, community leadership, social responsibility, and by lovingly entrusting our Reform Jewish tradition from generation to generation. They are committed in their support of the State of Israel and of the Jewish people throughout the world.

New York / New York / United States
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Founded in 1987, Times Square Church is an interdenominational religious facility that offers a range of spiritual solutions for individuals and groups. The church serves more than 8,000 people from over 100 different nationalities. It provides several outreach programs for disadvantaged, homeless and elderly people in New York City. Times Square Church s media center uses audio and video content for preaching people. The church operates music and young people ministries. In addition, its online store provides a selection of music CDs. Times Square Church s ministries offer membership opportunities for nurses, students, law enforcers, business professionals, homemakers, laborers and single mothers.
Bayside / New York / United States
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Established more than 50 years ago, the Bay Terrace Jewish Center is a thriving conservative congregation that offers area residents a warm, welcoming environment in which to practice their faith. Led by Rabbi Shlomo Blickstein, the center provides a wide variety of religious, social and educational programs for both children and adults, including a Hebrew school, which has been cited by the Board of Jewish Education for its excellence.

Garden City / New York / United States
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In 1953, seven families, united by energy, zeal and optimism, decided to establish a house of worship, study, and social gathering. Their dream was based on the conviction that Jewish life should have a place in the community of Garden City As word of the young group spread, other Jewish families joined with them and the young congregation grew to forty members. Because there was no permanent place to worship, initially Sabbath services were held in various members homes. In 1953, the Cathedral of the Incarnation offered its Cathedral House for the High Holy Days services, which were led by Rabbi Moritz Speier of the Mineola Synagogue. Then, with the assistance of Adelphi Colleges president Dr. Paul Dawson Eddy, permission was granted to use the Science Room in Blodgett Hall for Friday night services, and Adelphis Playhouse was made available for High Holy Day services. A religious school was initiated, too, which initially held classes in the Equitable Life Insurance Companys Hempstead building until Dr. Eddy offered the use of Adelphis Hillel offices. Although grateful for these considerations, the families remained determined to acquire a place of their own. However, the task was to prove more arduous than they had anticipated. Not only would they have to overcome the usual difficulties of establishing a house of worship, but they would have to overcome local resistance to what would be Garden Citys sole synagogue. One of the first problems faced was that of affiliation, which was complicated by the fact that membership came from divergent backgrounds of Jewish observance. This matter was to be settled by a vote: the Garden City Jewish Center would become part of the Reform movement of the Jewish faith, and we proceeded to join the Union of American Hebrew Congregation. In the beginning, Rabbi Daniel Davis was our liaison with the UAHC, recently renamed the URJ, and he further assisted us during our struggle to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy from the Village of Garden City. Then, on October 31, 1954, a constitution was adopted and officers were elected. This document would undergo a series of revisions, until the adoption of By-laws at the January, 2004, Congregation Meeting. By 1955, we had a Youth Group and a Judaica shop. But, most significantly, on January 20, 1956, we purchased the property intended as the site for our temple. It was now that we faced our greatest challenge when the Board of Appeals of the Incorporated Village of Garden City denied our application to use the building as a synagogue. Assisted by our attorney, C. Walter Randall, we submitted an appeal to the New York State Supreme Court in Mineola. A decision by Supreme Court Justice Marcus Christ reversed the ruling of the Garden City Board of Appeals. A permit was finally granted for occupancy of a temple at 168 Nassau Boulevard. We had our home. What we had purchased was a private home. What we had to create was a house of worship. All went to work with hammers, paint brushes, dust cloths, buckets, and enthusiasm. The music room was transformed into our sanctuary by the joint efforts of not only our congregants but members of other community faiths as well, so that the Long Island Newsday printed a feature article about the new temple, titling it "A Symbol of Brotherhood." On March 8, 1957, the first Sabbath was observed in our new temple building. Its formal dedication took place on December 11, 1957 with Rabbi Morris Rose officiating. He described the temple as a labor of love and devotion. The dedication was attended by George F. Whitlock, Mayor of Garden City ; Reverend James DeWolfe, Episcopal Bishop of Long Island ; Rabbi Daniel Davis, New York Director of the Federation of Reform Synagogues ; and Rabbi Alvan Rubin of Temple Sinai, Roslyn. The main speaker, C. Walter Randall, Esq., our friend throughout the months of legal challenges, was described as "eloquent, stirring and optimistic." After several years of having members
New York / New York / United States
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Astoria / New York / United States
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Learn About the Astoria Center of Israel ACI offers Jewish religious, cultural, and education services, as well as providing a long history of civic leadership throughout our more than 75 year history. The rootsof The Astoria Center of Israel can actually be traced back to what some of us consider as our parent Shul, the former Congregation Mishkan Israel. Mishkan Israel, whose building was erected in 1906, stood next to our Shul from the time of our building inception in 1925 until a fire destroyed the Mishkan building in the 1980s. Records exist that can trace the beginnings of what became Congregation Mishkan Israel to the 1880s. So in a sense, we can say that the ACI has had a Jewish presence here in Astoria since before the turn of the twentieth century. Throughout the years, and under the leadership ( both clergy and lay ) of many devoted and creative people, ACI became and remains the dynamic Jewish spiritual, social, cultural, educational home to a multitude of people. Many still keep in contact with us from all over the world. We have always had excellent relations with other communal organizations in the area and have been a welcoming forum for civic events in Western Queens.
East Rockaway / New York / United States
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Founded in 1949, the Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre is a conservative congregation that provides a range of educational and religion-based programs for individuals of all ages. It offers Judaism-based learning programs for Jewish citizens throughout the United States. The center provides various children, youth and adult congregation services. It supports Men s Club, Youth Group and Sisterhood committees. The center offers morning and evening prayer services, as well as organizes several recreational activities, including Megilla reading and costume parade. It operates the Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre Nursery School, which serves more than 175 children up to the age of five. The Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre also provides catering and membership services.
Merrick / New York / United States
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Established in 1950, the temple offers Sabbath services, with the first Friday of every month (October through April) being a family service, where Hebrew school students lead the proceedings.  There is a brotherhood and sisterhood, along with a youth group.  The first Sunday of each month, the temple participates in Sandwich Mitzvah Day, where they team with area religiousl institutions to hand out bag lunches for the needy.