Orthodox Synagogues
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Beth Israel Congregation 232 Orchard Street, New Haven |
| Bikur Cholim Sheveth Achim is
led by Rabbi David Avigdor, a member of the Rabbinical Council of
America. Bikur Cholim Sheveth Achim is affiliated with the Orthodox
Union and cater to men, women and children from a wide range of
religious backgrounds. 112 Marvel Road, New Haven (203) 387-4699 |
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Chabad House Moschiach Center |
Chabad of Westville is
dedicated to bringing and sharing the light, life, warmth, beauty and
joys of our heritage with all our fellow Jews, in a most welcoming
atmosphere. At Chabad, you are already a part of the family! |
Friends of Chabad at Yale |
Minyan Urim is
a monthly Shabbat service at the Yale Slifka Center in New Haven. We
strive to create an uplifting and song-filled tefillah that in grounded
in our commitment to halakha and to maximizing the participation of
women and men. |
Orthodox Minyan at Yale holds
services daily in the morning and afternoon as well as on Shabbat. All
are welcome to join in the traditional service and camaraderie. |
Rabbinical Institute of New Haven |
Westville Synagogue
is the largest modern orthodox synagogue in New Haven, Connecticut.
It will allow you to rediscover the warmth of Jewish tradition and gain
a new appreciation for Judaism by sharing in a synagogue lifestyle that
is both traditional and contemporary. It is a place where you will
enjoy an extended family and learn from others, young and old. |
| Yeshiva of New Haven
is an exciting faith-based community as well as a welcoming community
of scholars serving New Haven's Jewish population. The outstanding
educational endeavors of Yeshiva, its elementary school and high school
divisions for boys and for girls, are supplemented with wonderful
Shabbos groups, summer programs, and learning opportunities for
adults. The core religious activities of daily and Shabbos minyanim
are augmented by shared celebrations of life-cycle events and of the
many significant moments on the Jewish calendar. Come look at what
Yeshiva of New Haven has to offer your family. 765 Elm Street, New Haven (203) 777-2200 |
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Young Israel of New Haven
has had a significant and historical part in New Haven for over 75
years. From being a place for davening and learning to begin a key
community event leader, YI has established itself as a prominent pillar
in New Haven. YI is actively expanding its membership through
designing and developing innovative programs to supplement the
traditional daily and Shabbat/Chaggim services and learning. |
