Congregation Etz Hayim Competitors

The Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) builds community at every level, from the way we collaborate with congregations, organizations, & individuals to how we make connections across North America to advance contemporary & inclusive Jewish life. Providing vision & voice to transform the way people connect to Judaism, we help congregations stay relevant & innovative, motivate more young Jews to embrace Jewish living, agitate for a more progressive society, & foster meaningful connections to Israel. Founded in 1873, the URJ has grown into the largest & most diverse movement in North American Jewish life, with nearly 900 member congregations & work that inspires, connects & educates millions of people. Our legacy, reach, leadership, & vision mean that we can unite thousands of years of tradition with a modern, evolving Judaism to strengthen Jewish communities today & for future generations. ...and we're always looking for talented staff: https://urj.org/careers

Welcome to our warm and supportive J community! Join our Center for Sports and Wellness and enjoy an unparalleled combination of health and fitness opportunities. Children and Teens will find fun, enriching and immersive experiences in the Center for Youth and Families and all ages will enjoy performances at the Gordon Center, the cornerstone of the Center for Arts and Culture which also offers dynamic opportunities for cultural and creative engagement.

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.