Woodlands Community Temple is exceptional when it comes to welcoming interfaith families.read more

Bet Torah is an egalitarian, conservative synagogue. The Rabbi and Cantor are vibrant,…read moreenthusiastic, energetic, warm and exceptionally welcoming. The community is very welcoming and offers opportunities to be involved on many different levels, socially, religiously, and educationally. We recently moved to the area as retired individuals. We truly enjoy all aspects of this synagogue.

I would not recommend this school. There are a lot of wonderful schools that practice the Jewish…read morereligion. This school is not one of them. I feel bad for the kids because it is so boring. There were many parents who pulled their students out of the school because of the lack of fun things in the lack of activities. It's pretty sad. I feel bad for those kids. There are several other better Jewish schools, such as JCC. Do not send your child to Beth El. They harass you when you pull your child out and the activities are unbelievably boring for the kids.

Beth El is the industry standard when it comes to synagogues in Westchester. You really can't go…read morewrong. Granted you may have to take out a second mortgage on your home to get close high holiday seats...but well worth it. Make sure you visit the Wiener Lounge when you're there. Rabbi Sirner is like the Sandy Koufax of rabbis...no joke. Sure, he may confuse me for my brother when I see him, but since I only see him, maybe, once a year...I forgive him. In all seriousness, he is a real mensch...and a rabbi's rabbi. I have many warm memories of sitting with my family, as a child, listening to Cantor Avery and Rabbi Sirner lead the congregation. As a former CIT, I can also highly recommend the day camp.

A wonderful yearly event with great stuff...some real treasures! Will be there on the 29th!…read more Thank you to all of the volunteers; everyone is always so pleasant

Beautiful historic Church. over 100 years old. Great…read morelocation in Katonah. One of the most liberal Churches in Westchester. Like many Presbyterian Churches, it is very Political, hence a declining membership. Has a rummage sale every spring, which basically recycles old toys and clothing.

You couldn't find a more welcoming environment for those who want a safe place to worship and feel…read morea sense of community.

Greenwich Reform Synagogue is a warm and welcoming congregation of Reform Jews. The atmosphere is…read morefamily-friendly and casual, and inter-married couples are most welcome.

My wife and I have been members of Temple Israel of Northern Westchester, a Reform Congregation,…read morefor 16 years. Our two daughters became b'not mitzvah and confirmed here, and they stayed on through Hebrew High School. I have been especially active in Temple life, attend Torah Study weekly, have been the Brotherhood co-president, served on the Board of Trustees some time ago and again for the last three years, on the Building Committee, and I'm now a VP. Admittedly, I'm biased, but for good reason. I can't say enough how warm and welcoming this Temple community is, starting with our incredible Rabbi Jaech, Cantor Ellerin, Director of CJL (Center for Jewish Learning) Guy Felixbrodt, musical director Eddie Pleasant, teachers, Temple leadership, office and custodial staff, many, many volunteers, Youth Group, and of course, congregants. We have an amazing music program including award winning accompanist Dina Pruzhansky, several bands, adult and teen choirs. Shabbat and High Holy Days services are very moving and engaging, and the choir is amazing. There is an extremely active Brotherhood and Sisterhood, Social Justice and Adult Education committees. The Brotherhood organizes Midnight Runs during the cold months. Adult learning is vitally important, and there are many educational programs, during the day, evening and Shabbat. Our location is quite beautiful, tucked away on the top of Mt. Airy. The physical environment within the Temple building is not ostentatious, but comfortable and inviting, with a newly renovated Community Room. I strongly encourage anyone looking for comfort in Judaism to join us on a Friday night, or at any of our programs. Speak with Rabbi Jaech- she is uniquely able to connect to young children, teens, and adults of all ages, she is a great and compassionate leader, and a wonderful teacher. Find out more at www.tinw.org or call the Temple office 914-271-4705.

A very special place. Providing an environment that is nurturing as well as one that is excellent…read morefor learning with a flexible schedule that really helps parents with busy schedules and multiple kids. The teachers know and care for each child individually and enrichment programs ensure that the children are exposed to a variety of experiences from nature to culture, art, music and lots of PLAY. An emphasis on socialization gives kids the tools they need to interact with other children effectively. I would highly recommend this program.

Went to our oldest grandson's bar Mitzvah. This very modern…read moretemple was designed by Louis Kahn. Although Kahn designed other synagogues, this is the only one of his designs that was built. Very good Rabbi and Cantor.

This is a reform Jewish temple in the area which does a "Babies and Bagels" event a few mornings…read moreevery week. It's a cool thing actually, because it gives area residents a chance to chat it up and it gives the babies the opportunity to chill out and check out other babies. Open to all, so even if you're not Jewish they'll be happy to have you. The staff was very, very nice, and some of the people were too. Though, there were a few Scarsdale ladies who obviously thought they were the second coming of Sheba, there to to be lavished with praise and attention from us peons. Ugh.