What a fantastic welcoming community! We spend last Shabbat evening at services in bEaUtIfUl Coral…read moreGables with their dynamic Rabbi Jonathan Fisch and their talented musicians. There were adorable kids dancing and singing along, a bar mitzvah family AND and a pre wedding Auf ruf couple present on the bima in anticipation of the big days! Though every congregant was masked and appropriately distanced, it did not take away from the joyous. community celebration that is Shabbat! Afterwards, we all took a moment to reconnect with old friends and even meet some new ones! It was terrific through & through. We will definitely be back from snow Connecticut soon!

My husband grew up at Temple Judea. Shortly after we rejoined more than 30 years ago, we attended a…read moreTemple family picnic. I didn't know anyone there, but as soon as we walked in, a kinder, slightly older woman came up to me smiling, and introduced herself. She invited me to meet the others in her group, and I immediately felt at home. Over the past three decades, Temple Judea has been our spiritual, social and academic home. We have celebrated more simchas there than I can count, including the b'nai mitzvah of our two kids. Both attended Temple Judea preschool and beginning next Monday, my daughter will be teaching there, now the Margaux Early Childhood Center. My husband became an active board member, eventually becoming president of the congregation. Both of us have been involved in temple life, feeling that you get what you give out of something. If you're looking for a large, less personal synagogue, look elsewhere. But if you're interested in becoming part of something in a warm, welcoming environment, check out Temple Judea.

Miami welcomed me and my girl as we visited their synogog through a friend. This is a very nice…read morecongregation. Love how they narrow down our words of the Torah, and I was happy to see welcoming and happy faces. We made some new friends, and they will be here on our next trip to Miami. Place almost looks like a museum with a good congregations. Temple Israel really healed my heart, and taught me a lot.

Wonderful history of a vibrant Jewish community. I remember reading the 10 Commandments from the…read morebeema for my Bar Mitzvah in 1961. I hope the sanctuaries can continue as a Museum. Jay Casselhoff

Not only is the synagogue beautiful, but the Rabbis (father and son) are great. Accepting of…read moreeveryone. No charge for anything!

Bet Shira's staff and congregants have been more than gracious and nice. Every time we are there,…read morewe are greeted with warmth. If you have a family and live south, this congregation is truly a must visit. They are small and inviting and have a real family feel - we felt like we were back in TX. URRA for Bet Shira!

From the owner: Bet Shira, House of Song, is an inclusive, egalitarian Conservative synagogue embracing tradition…read moreand change. Our synagogue is a spiritual home where our congregants and their families can develop a closer relationship with God and with each other through inspiring worship, beautiful music, exciting learning opportunities, diverse and innovative programming for all ages, and meaningful Tikkun Olam, making the world a better place.

Another historical place to see in Coconut Grove on the main highway. This is a Jewish church - a…read morenice looking building, When I visited there was a lot pof peacocks roaming around. Here is their website and this is their message. https://www.chabadmiami.com Chabad of Miami is a Jewish community center in the truest sense of the term -- the nerve center of all the educational and outreach activities of Chabad of South Dade, serving the needs of the entire Jewish community, from the youngsters to the elderly, and everyone in between. The Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of righteous memory, constantly called for the expansion of activities in existing Chabad Houses and the establishment of new Chabad Houses wherever Jews live: in the cities, in the suburbs, on college campuses throughout the nation, and around the world. We are here for every Jew, whatever and wherever the need may be, from the mountains of Nepal to Coconut Grove. We are here to offer Judaism with love to every single Jew, regardless of background or affiliation. Chabad is your Home. There is no membership charge, and absolutely no conditions attached. We accept you "as is." Come learn with us, pray with us, celebrate with us, and care for each other with joy and warmth. All of this, at your convenience.

Reviewing only from perspective of attending an event at Hillel student center!…read more Hillel student center offered a great space for an intimate conference with open lobby and reception following by the room in which the event was held. There was also access to outside patio with tables -- great spot for lunch-- and next to pura vida. I will say it was very difficult to find and most had to ask for help but it is a great event space.