Beth Moshe is the best Congregation I have ever been a member of. Rabbi Lang is truly a attentive,…read morehands on and compassionate Rabbi.

I have known this school and all the staff members, director and rabbi for a while. My son is…read morecurrently 4 years old and he has been going to Beth Moshe since he was 18 months old. The place is amazing!! My son has learned so much! It makes so happy seeing him so excited to go to school as he talks and shares with me all the amazing things that he does with all his teachers and friends. This preschool has amazing teachers who have made a difference in my son's life. I trust Beth Moshe with all my heart and I know I will miss this place dearly once my son goes to another school. If you are looking for a preschool with a home-like environment and professional teachers/staff this is the place!!!

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

I came here for an event and everyone was super nice. I'm glad that they welcome people with open…read morearms. I do love the sayings inside and I can appreciate the community that they give us. Spirituality is important so we thank you for that.

Warm and friendly people. Absolutley beautiful temple, inside and out. This place is a real gem. I…read moream so fortunate to have found this place.

Wow, my 50th review came so quickly and even though I know there will be plenty more, I did want…read morethis one to be for something that had meaning to me. Occasionally, I see a review for a church, but rarely a synagogue, so I thought I would sing the praises of the synagogue where my family has been a member for 3 years, Temple Ramat Shalom. Ramat Shalom is an intimate, community oriented congregation that welcomes families, single adults, and people from all Jewish backgrounds, including interfaith families. When you walk into a service at Ramat Shalom, the staff and congregation are casual, very friendly, warm, and welcoming. The friendly spirit here starts at the top with Rabbi Andrew, a wonderful teacher, spiritual leader, and caring friend. He has been a cheerleader in times of joy and a great comfort in times of sorrow. He speaks to you like a "real person and friend", which is something I have not always seen rabbis or religious leaders do. Our Cantorial Soloist Debbie recently started with Ramat Shalom but I believe she fits right in and has been doing a fantastic job. She has an awesome voice and rocked a packed house with a "Rock Shabbat" last week . Not all services are "rock" but most do revolve around music. To me, this is a very fun and spirited type of service, not like the boring and dour services I grew up going to. Children are very important at Ramat Shalom. Little kids will never get stern looks if they make noise during services. There is a one day a week Hebrew School on Sundays and plenty of activities for both younger and older children. We do our best to get to services and get our kids to Hebrew School, but what I love about thiscongregation is that there is no judgment. The Temple is very understanding of our very busy lives (work, school, family, sports) and appreciates that we so our best.! We certainly appreciate Temple Ramat Shalom's warm caring, and understanding attitude.

Never have I felt more welcome in a temple than Ramat Shalom. The services on Friday night are…read moreinformal and inviting, and there are many people in my age range, as well as others... Rabbi Andrew and Cantor Debbie, both have beautiful voices that when singing the songs of our past really touch my soul. Also, there is room to have events there, with a recent kitchen add on that really makes it a place where you can have your special event all in one place. Highly recommend!

One of the most impressive synagogues in South Florida, this is the oldest Conservative…read morecongregation on Miami Beach. It looks beautiful from the outside, and is easily one of the most impressive synagogues in South Florida. It contains both Byzantine and Moorish architecture. I drive by it daily and cannot help noticing it. It was organized in 1949 and underwent a 2 million dollar renovation in 2012 by Kenneth Treister, who is also responsible for the sculpture at the front of the temple, "The Dove of Peace." It was made from bronze and imported Jerusalem stone. Throughout the years, the synagogue has been visited by thousands of tourists. Further, it has hosted many notable statesmen and religious leaders, among them President Ronald Reagan, President Bill Clinton, Senator Henry M. Jackson, the Dalai Lama, and Desmond Tutu. Interesting, isn't it? I'd love to see (and photograph) the interior but it was closed. Does anyone have any idea of how/when I can get in?

I can remember when Temple Emanuel first opened when they moved 14th St. on Miami Beach to this…read moremagnificent edifice. Rabbi Irving Lehrman was our leader and by his side you could always find the Rebbitzen Belle. I was one of the fortunate ones who was active in the Temple from a young age. I served as the first President of the USY (United Synagogue Youth) chapter and further, first served as the Chazan for the Junior Services and then the TeenAge services which were held in the social hall and then moved to the Delano Hotel and opened to more than just teenagers (also blew the Shofar). Rabbi Eugene Weiss served as the Rabbi. He was a brilliant young man who unfortunately passed away when he was still a young man with a brilliant future ahead of him All who shared these times were among the fortunate.

Nidhi Israel Synagogue in Barbados was a deconsecrated building throughout my childhood and early…read moreadulthood so I never got the chance to experience a visit there. By the time the synagogue was reconsecrated and the area designated an historic heritage site, I was living in America. I was fortunate to visit a synagogue for the first time in 2024 because of the kindness of the Rabbi of Ohev Shalom Synagogue in South Beach, Miami. It was kismet. It's rich history is impressive, it's location superior and it's legacy already assured. My best thanks to the Rabbi for such a wonderful tour of a wonderful synagogue. Blessings. Sylvia Worrell

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.

What a great little Shul. Right on beach, really friendly and now with morning and evening minyans…read more I had my daughter's bat mitzvah here and they were so accomodating! Setting up my out of town guests in nearby apartments, finding kosher caterer and music. We even go to take pictures right on sandy beach. So convenient and made us feel right at home. Don't forget to check out this great place to feel spiritual. from tefilla to tanning all in one morning. right on hollywood beach!

From the owner: small orthodox synagogue located on Hollywood Beach. It is nestled among the many condominium and…read morerental apartment buildings that line the beaches of Hollywood and Hallandale Beach and is within walking distance of most of the area's residents. The synagogue is supported by a dedicated core of local residents as well as many friends from cities throughout North America who spend part or all of their winter in South Florida. Shacharis, Mincha, and Maariv services are held throughout the year. Seating for the High Holy Days is free of charge, however, reservations are necessary. All services are conducted in a warm, friendly atmosphere, giving the shul a haimish feeling. ArtScroll prayer books, with prayers in Hebrew and an English translation, are used for all services. The synagogue has an active sisterhood that meets monthly during the winter.Each meeting includes a period of study, a time for socializing and the planning of activities for fund raising and for holiday enhancement. Refreshments are served at each meeting and all women are welcome.