Formerly called Greater Southington Jewish Congregation, Gishrei Shalom Jewish Congregation is a…read moresmall (40 families & singles) FRIENDLY, Reform temple with part time wonderful rabbi. Can't say enough about this synagogue! They offer twice a month rabbi-led services, lay-led services, adult education Bagel brunches with the rabbi, rabbi-led holiday celebrations, a community 2nd seder, social events, a Shabbat school, food schmooze dinners at ethnic restaurants, picnics and many more opportunities for socializing. They welcome singles, interfaith couples and families and those considering converting to Judaism.

Everyone was welcoming and friendly. I enjoyed the service.i travel a lot for business and I really…read morewould like to attend whenever I'm back in southington. I would recommend this congregation to anyone who wants to feel like home. Very family oriented.

The best. Unrivaled community, youth development, and just all around loveliness. This congregation…read moremakes individuals feel community and families feel safe. Best of the best. Prayers and praise always to Rabbi Bodenheimer, a patriarch of sorts to this holy home.

This Synagogue merged in July with B'nai Sholom (formerly of Newington); they are now called B'nai…read moreTikvoh-Sholom. They have a fantastic Rabbi (Debra Cantor) and they are forging a new identity together. They have lots of interesting programs and congregational participation. They have an active Sisterhood and USY chapter. People are warm and welcoming. I go there from Newington because it's a great place to daven, with great people. All are welcome

A warm and welcoming community. The atmosphere at the Young Israel is inviting and you immediately…read morefeel at home in the space. There are so many smiling faces and people are genuinely happy to meet someone new. The leadership is wonderful and the Rabbi's sermon was clear and relatable.

My previous review was removed. Apparently someone at YI said I'd never been a customer." But…read moreI've attended, so that should count. Please address your leadership issues so that your congregation and West Hartford's community are lifted up.

The square, the cube is a divine shape, and walking into this house of G-d, this "home of Israel,"…read morethis majestic edifice - will put you in direct contact with the divine. Count the 12 segments around the main worship space, gaze upon the beautifully detailed ceiling, relax in peace. The oldest Jewish congregation in West Hartford, second oldest in the state, has a rich history to go along with its magnificent architecture. They're welcoming and invite tradition while living up to their Reform orientation with an open spirit.

Welcoming egalitarian Conservative congregation. The two Rabbis are excellent teachers and I have…read moreenjoyed their classes as well as their warm inclusive sermons. Many members have reached out extending friendship.

Third Church is an experience, therefore it needs to be experienced. The people are what make a…read morechurch and the minister. Both are welcoming. My experience was one of grateful tears of "home coming" when I returned to my Christian roots. Many of those whom I have met came from other denominations and beliefs. Third Church doesn't pound you into their round hole, it is welcoming and nonjudgmental. Summer Sunday Serviced are at 9:00 AM. At 10:00ish it's coffee hour or you can skip that and get on with the rest of your day.

You can't find a more warm, kind & inviting family than the Wolvovsky mishpacha! There's nothing…read morenot to love about these wonderful folks. The services are engaging and inclusive thanks to the rabbi Yosef, they always remember your name and what you've shared with them, the food is always delicious thanks to the hard working lovely Rebbetzin Yehudis, and the activities are fun and meaningful. Their many beautiful children are respectful, helpful and charming. Stop in for a shabbat, holiday, Holy Day, challah bake, carnival, you name it! These kindhearted people add grace and beauty to the world leading by fine example of tikun olam in the community. They deserve all of our support.

The people we met when we attended an evening service were iwarm and friendly. They seem to…read morewelcome new faces. We attended for the holiday of Simchat Torah. Your presence would be welcome here. Men and women sit separately. Women do not participate in the service. The Rabbi does include women in readings and conversation. If traditional is something you seek, this is a pleasant place. If you are looking for more a more progressive approach check out Temple Beth Hillel in South Windsor- the Rabbi is very cute... But please, don't mention where you heard it!

Great Worship and love the family oriented atmosphere My favorite aspect is that this ministry…read morebelieves in ministering to the spiritual need as well as the natural

A Bible believing and teaching church that lines up with their vision and mission statements…read more Community, love and development for all; spiritually, physically and, mentally. What really stands out to me is the welcoming and loving atmosphere. This church has been such an amazing part of support through my journey In many ways.