Friendly people, great Rabbi, and a warm environment are the big reasons that I love this place…read more The congregants are diverse, from all sorts of backgrounds. During the High Holidays they don't charge members or non-members a dime, unlike most other synagogues in the area. That is another major perk of Shir Tikvah. Highly recommended!

This is the most Wonderful Congregation in Minnetonka. Beautiful Synagogue with Rabbi Harold…read moreKravitz - Senior Rabbi since 1987 - who always extends his hand for a warm greeting. He even remembers all their names, including mine as a newcomer; that is very impressive. Shalom to all at Adath Jeshurun Congregation (Yelp, correct the spelling please - it is Jeshurun not Jeshurn)...

This used to be our synagogue. Until I moved to Boston, and my mom kinda stopped going. Well,…read moretechnically its still our synagogue. I have no idea how to properly review a synagogue, never been to a bad one :)) Beautiful building, nice rabbi, huge parking lot (suburbia at its best). Your standard suburban Jew heaven. Classes for kids and adults, library and events. Overall, we like it and had a very pleasant experiences here. Shalom.

I went here to hear Michael Pollan discuss his new book and personal food beliefs. The line was…read morewrapped around the builing, but moved quickly because staff or volunteers had multiple lines checking peole in. The place was packed. We sat in almost the very last row, but half way through the synagogue there was a drop down screen where he was projected for us in the back to still be able to see and hear.There was a very large parkig lot that got full, but there was plenty of street parking as well.

Spent two Shabbosim here, and felt very welcome. The shul is spacious but very full, but I was…read morealways able to find a seat. There is generally only one minyan per Shachris, Mincha, Maariv, but what can you do, this isn't a big city. Overall I love the shul and the Rav.

Welcoming and inclusive community with outstanding clergy and leadership. Provides leadership in…read morebroader Twin Cities community.

My best friend from Texas A&M was married here and I was privileged to participate in the Aufruf,…read moreas his Shomer (watcher) before the wedding, and being part of the Sheva B'rachot during the ceremony. I also accompanied him to the Mikvah the night before so he could get ritually ready and to do some toveling of key "utensils". And although my friend is no longer a member of this shul, it was a fun, fulfilling, and humbling experience. It was the least I could do for such a good friend. One interesting coincidence is that my friend lives in St. Louis Park and my is the City Engineer for this Minneapolis suburb. My brother has also Eruv issues with my friend's brother-in-law. I also keep waiting for the day when my brother and my friend actually run into each other.