Rabbi Matt, Cantor and choir present traditional services mostly in English and create a meaningful…read moreand moving service for the days of Awe.

My wife and I have found TINT very welcoming and friendly…read more The entire congregation makes everyone feel comfortable and welcome . The rabbi knows everyone's name and makes you feel very comfortable.

Reformed Jewish temple in Beachwood. Went to Bar Mitzvah there. Newer environment. Friendly rabbi.read more

From the owner: Ganon Gil (Hebrew for "Happy Nursery") was created in 1955 with a commitment to helping children…read morelearn to socialize, adjust to a group situation and develop an educational foundation while they are also learning to relate to and embrace Jewish traditions. Ganon Gil has a comprehensive and developmentally geared program designed to help children reach their full potential socially and emotionally, while providing them with the educational foundation necessary for future school success. Ganon Gil Preschool was acquired by The Temple Tifereth Israel in 2004 and it is housed in The Temple's beautiful, Beachwood facility on its 23 acre campus. We are a licensed Child Day Care Facility under the auspices of the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services and we have been a two-star rated Step-up to Quality School since 2007. We provide high quality care and education for children ages 18 months - 5 years of age.

Involved, creative, and welcoming. Explore Judaism in a supportive environment where your voice…read morewill be respected. Meets 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th Shabbat mornings. Youth education is lay-lead, involving parents and other members in a program that kids look forward to. At least most of them do. Tot Shabbat services 1st and 3rd Shabbats led by two mothers. Reconstructionist congregation where the past has a vote, not a veto.

From the owner: Kol HaLev is a vibrant Reconstructionist Jewish community on the east side of Cleveland with…read moreapproximately 130 member households. Our engaging services and dynamic programming for all ages connect us to our tradition and engage us in a Judaism responsive to the times and culture in which we live. Kol HaLev means “voice of the heart” in Hebrew, which reflects our commitment to radical welcoming and to embracing a diversity of life experiences and Jewish journeys while fostering connection, communication, and support among our members. Mindful of the vast and evolving landscape of “who is a Jew,” our growing, diverse, multi-generational community embraces and celebrates all who seek a spirited, collaborative environment in which to explore Judaism through prayer, study, song, fellowship, community support and social justice work. NOTE: To attend like to attend Kol HaLev services either in person or online, please email connect@kolhalev.net.