Here for pictures today, my nephews Bar Mitzvah and this is the third Bar Mitzvah that I've been to…read moreat this place. Nice fancy temple on the outskirts of Marietta.

I have been a member of Etz Chaim for over 35 years and it is a warm and caring congregation…read more Having no family in the area when we moved here from out of state, Etz Chaim became our "family" and our closest friends are members. From our oldest to our youngest members, there are activities and learning for all.

I agree with Melissa P. It's a solidly Conservative movement congregation with an open mind, which…read moreis perfect for me. There is some quality programming, and they actively pursue young adults. It was refreshing to see a congregation so welcoming to single people without kids! If you want to be included in a leadership role, that is surprisingly accessible given the size of the congregation. I joined this fall, and I co-lead the AAbsolute Unplugged service, am in the choir, and have read Torah. There's a young adult group called "YA'ALL" you can get involved with too. I can't say enough good things about Rabbi Sandler and Rabbi Rosenthal. They're different from one another, and between the two of them they pretty much cover anything you could want in a rabbi. Even so, they work so well together and play off each other. Even Saturday morning Shabbat services have something for everyone. Traditional service, Torah study, Meditation service! Meditation service is small and great for getting to know people. Kiddush luncheon afterward. The regular Shabbat crowd is lots of fun. I come from a small congregation so I was intimidated at first. But please come and introduce yourself. If nothing else, come to Unplugged and say hi!

A very old and established Conservative Temple in rich Buckhead with many changes as Rabbi's come…read moreand go. Now Senior Rabbi Rosenthal is very smart but much more negative, harsh, outspoken & controversial to many, more liberal and opinionated some say. Some longterm Members have left or not very active anymore some say. Last Senior Rabbi Sanders more warm and friendly & menchy. Rabbis should be nice & menchy...

I just read a review from 2017 regarding Canter Adesnik who is no longer working at the synagogue…read morefor the last 3 years. We now have a cantorial soloist, Jessica Tillium who has a lovely voice and does not have the opera back that Cantor Adesnick had. Since the start of COVID-19, the sound system has improved greatly due to all of the live streaming that is done for people unable to travel to services as well as Chevrah Torah and other educational classes. I think the rabbis and staff do an excellent job of making the shul feel inclusive. At the beginning of services, we are asked to turn to a person(s) sitting near us to introduce ourselves to each other. Many of the people have personal name tags they wear who support Temple Emanu-El. There are temporary name tags for those people who are guests and members. I don't think it can get much more Hamish as it already is. Temple Emanu El reaches out to the surrounding community, other synagogues, churches, and the underprivileged who are trying to start their lives over again from the Mary Freedom Hall and local food pantry, non-profit thrift stores, The synagogue community does many more acts of justice and repairing the world. Come visit us on Friday evenings at 7:30 for Shabbat Services.

I have felt at home here since I walked through the doors. Everyone is so warm and welcoming. It is…read morebig enough to have something for everyone, but small enough for me to feel comfortable. I think this is very unique for a Reform synagogue in Atlanta. My kids love the religious school. If you are looking for a synagogue, you should definitely visit Temple Emanu-El.

Awesome temple and very good scenery for a temple and very friendly people and great environment…read morefor a luncheon

The clergy are warm and engaging. The school staff are fun and professional.read more

Warm, welcoming temple. Embracing of all. Highly recommend if you're searching for a place to…read morebelong.

I am so grateful for a Jewish community that allows my family to joint hem for the high holidays…read more We plan to go again tonight and enjoy the services that will be led by the families. I am so happy to not be turned away.

My husband and I have been members officially at the synagogue for two years. It is absolutely…read morelovely, intimate and welcoming synagogue. We love the services both with the rabbi, and with the Layman leaders a great part of the Jewish community in Northwest Cobb!

Congregation Ner Tamid is an amazing place for interfaith families. It's a great group of people…read moreand a tight knit community. My daughter has loved being in the religious school and the events are fun and engaging.

I love Beth Hallel and consider it my second home. Rabbi Kevin Solomon is a true man of God, and…read morethe congregation is great. My hubby and I even went to Israel with the congregation before we became members, and it was a life-changing experience. The service is two hours, but it consists of prayer, worship, and a great message. I don't think it is long at all. When you are among great people and in the presence of God's people, who tracks time?

I have been a member of Beth Hallel since 2001. I have always singled out those that might be…read morevisiting. I want to make everyone comfortable. Yes the service is long and so is the sermon, however the needed time is used to bring the sermon to fruition. Come visit and reach out to others with any questions you might have. Shabbat Shalom!

This is only based on Tot Shabbat. I wish more kids were there, but at least I got to meet some…read moreof the members and my kids got to learn about Passover. This might be too religious what what I am looking for, but am thankful that I was welcomed into the synagogue.

I've been a member of this shul for the past 10 years. There are lots of nice, well-educated people…read morewho make up this community. Shabbat services are very fulfilling with opportunities for everyone to learn, lead, and participate. Religious school, called Machaneh Shai (camp Shearith Israel) is very engaging for students. They focus on learning by doing. They have fun going to Hebrew School! Imagine that! The community is very friendly an welcoming. Lots of great programming as well.

Chabad Intown's co-working center (24/6) hosted three of our company's employees for six months,…read moreand it was a 5-star experience! The entire staff is incredibly accommodating and attentive, the location is unbeatable, and the price was unmatched in the area. I've recommended 24/6 to multiple friends and colleagues as it is perfect for entrepreneurs, freelancers, consultants, and small companies.

The most friendly Chabad in the city! They are always welcoming everyone to come by to learn,…read morecelebrate holidays, make new friends, and/or explore the Jewish faith! I really enjoy going to events and I always feel welcomed even when I am running very late. This is my favorite Chabad by far! I definitely recommend them!

What a lovely, welcoming, inclusive synagogue.read more