Beth Jacob Congregation Competitors

Congregation B'nai Torah (CBT) is a vibrant and engaging congregation located in one of the most dynamic Jewish communities in the United States. B'nai Torah has grown from 300 plus families to 730 families in the last eight years. CBT offers diverse and engaging opportunities for prayer, learning, and celebrations for people of all ages through traditional, family-style, and participatory services and programs. CBT has a strong preschool, religious school, Yeladim and USY youth group chapters for teens, a Young Adults group, and Sisterhood and Brotherhood auxiliaries, in addition to program groups for adults. B'nai Torah is committed to our social action programs in Atlanta and around the world. We are currently in the middle of a $5 million capital campaign to renovate and expand our campus.

Shir Hadash is an evolving, vibrant, growing Reform Jewish congregation dedicated to providing a vital Jewish life, spiritual growth, and a sense of community for its members. Our name means “New Song,” and as a congregation we worship together through Song, Torah Study, and Community. Founded in 1980, our congregation now numbers more than 600 member families.

Temple Beth El of South Orange County Large enough to serve you; small enough to know you Temple Beth El of South Orange County is a dynamic, growing and diverse community having multiple modes of Jewish expression. With about 600 households, and with the merger of Congregation Eilat (a Conservative affiliated congregation) into Temple Beth El, we are one of just a handful of congregations nationally that will be affiliated with both the Reform and Conservative movements. We genuinely embrace the pluralism of the greater Jewish community within our congregation so we can provide a Jewish home for those who identify with either of these movements and for those who are just looking to connect and express their Jewish selves.