Central Synagogue is a thriving Reform congregation affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. We are one of the oldest Reform congregations in New York City, and one of the largest in North America.
Located in Midtown Manhattan, we serve more than 2,000 families in our congregation, as well as the larger community. More than 800 students, from birth to twelfth grade, are enrolled in our Nursery and Religious Schools.
Central Synagogue stands at the heart of one of the greatest centers of Jewish life. It has always played a significant role in the national Reform movement and in the creative and complex Jewish community of New York City. Its clergy and members continue a long tradition of leadership at the local, national, and international levels of Jewish and civic organizations.
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.