A small, friendly, traditional, and informal Conservative congregation, Adat Israel gathers for Shabbat and festival services in a peaceful and pastoral woodland setting.

Adath Shalom, located in a beautiful setting in the Powder Mill area of Parsippany, is a caring and warm egalitarian synagogue with 370 member families.

The synagogue offers bar/bat mitzva and adult b’nei mitzva training, monthly family services, lunch and learn services, adult education, Tot Shabbat services, active men’s club and sisterhood, social action, and USY and Kadima groups. In-house catering facilities are available.

Newark’s oldest operating synagogue, with an historic ark, is an egalitarian traditional congregation affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.

Services are held on Saturday morning, year round, at 9:30, and on the first and last days of the major festivals. A cantor joins the rabbi and congregation for the Yamim Nora’im.

Congregation B’nai Israel of Kearny and North Arlington holds services every Friday evening at 8 and every holiday for Yizkor services at 11 a.m. Its board of trustees welcomes all non-affiliated Jews to the congregation’s new building. Services are conducted by B’nai Israel’s president and lay members.

Congregation B'nai Israel, an egailitarian Conservative synagogue in the Somerset Hills, is a center for spiritual growth in the Jewish tradition. CBI is a warm and welcoming community engaged in joyous and meaningful tefilah (prayer), Torah study, and Jewish education beginning with our children and continuing for a lifetime.

We are a committed Jewish community working towards tikkun olam (repair of the world) through tzedakah (charity), social action, and acts of loving-kindness. We seek to support one another by providing comfort during difficult times and by celebrating the simchas (joys) of life together.

Congregation B’nai Israel is a traditional, egalitarian community. Services encourage lay participation. B’nai Israel also offers daily morning and evening services, a men’s club and sisterhood, adult choir, Kadima and USY, and social action opportunities. CBI offers a full program of programs for developmentally disabled children and adults.

B’nai Shalom is a traditional, egalitarian synagogue. It offering religious services, adult and family education, social action, and Israel programs, among others.

Congregation Agudath Israel is an active 900-household Conservative congregation with large pre-school, religious school and high school departments, dozens of day school students, Kadima, international award-winning USY, plus ten other modes of teen programming, as well as extensive Melton, Meah and other adult education options.

Congregation Beth Ahm is an egalitarian synagogue. Beth Ahm provides educational opportunities for all ages.

In its 60th year, Beth El is a warm, conservative, egalitarian community offering a wide range of religious, educational and social activities for all ages — from toddlers to seniors and for all walks of life.

Beth Torah is a family-oriented, liberal synagogue. High Holy Days services are open to the public. Hebrew school classes lead monthly Friday night services.

Congregation B’nai Emet, a havura-style congregation, meets monthly for services. The congregation offers social and cultural events, such as lectures, family outings, and adult-only evenings.

Shomrei Emunah is a traditional/egalitarian synagogue housed in a multipurpose facility and offers religious services, cultural events and social service opportunities.

The Lake Hopatcong Jewish Community Center, on the shores of Lake Hopatcong, offers weekly Shabbat services, holiday celebrations, and an active Hebrew school.

7 Conklintown Rd
Wanaque, NJ 07465
973-835-4786 T
Contact: Rabbi Meslissa Crespy

At Oheb Shalom Congregation we create a warm and inviting community where every person matters, respecting Jewish traditions while seeking innovative ways to live as Jews.

The Pine Brook Jewish Center is an egalitarian 500+ family Conservative congregation. It is a place to worship in a warm, inclusive environment, to learn at every stage of life, to give back within and outside our community, and to enjoy a full social experience.

The SJCC is an egalitarian Conservative congregation with a full range of services for families with children of all ages.

Temple Beth Shalom, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, offers a comprehensive adult education program, scholars in residence, and an annual film festival.

Temple Hatikvah, a small, family-oriented conservative congregation, originally founded in 1969, with members of varied levels of observance. Interfaith families and Jews by choice are an integral part of our synagogue family. As an egalitarian Conservative synagogue we represent strong Jewish values with emphasis on education and social action.

White Meadow Temple is a caring, active, traditional, egalitarian Conservative congregation. It holds services on Shabbat, festivals, weekday evenings, and Sunday mornings. The synagogue sponsors a nursery school, religious school, seniors' group, and Kadima and USY youth groups. Junior congregation and tot Shabbat programs are held regularly. Congregational activities include educational and social programs for all ages.

Chavurat Lamdeinu is a Chavurah, a group of people who are chaverim, friends, fellow travelers, fellow seekers. And we are Chavurat Lamdeinu, a group of people who are fond of each other and who believe in “Lamdeinu - Teach us!” It takes a lot of words in English to explain what the Hebrew says quite simply: we are people who are eager to learn, from God through our sacred texts and through prayer, but also from each other, through praying, studying and being together.

Jewish Center of Sussex County is a warm, friendly community, welcoming to singles and families. This independent congregation offers services on Shabbat, festivals, and Sunday mornings.

Within a participatory environment including worship, life cycle events, and multifaceted programming, Temple B’nai Abraham, a large traditional progressive synagogue.

Services are held Friday night, Shabbat morning, and Shabbat afternoon. Services are also held on yom tov mornings, followed by a kiddush, Minha, and classes.

Ahavath Zion conducts daily and Shabbat services, to which all are welcome. Kiddush and shalosh seudot are served every Shabbat.

AABJ&D has daily morning and evening services. On Shabbat morning there are five different minyanim, including a Sephardi service, which also meets for the High Holy Days.

The Chabad Center of Northwest New Jersey offers regular services, adult classes, a Hebrew school, and a preschool. Membership is not required in order to attend programs.

Chabad’s activities include local programs for Jewish holidays and adult education courses.

Chabad of Randolph is an organization that is committed to providing a wide variety of educational, communal, and social services that promote Jewish continuity and Jewish pride.

Chabad of Sussex County holds Shabbat prayer services and dinners and has a Hebrew school. It is an affiliate of the Chabad Center of Northwest NJ and the Rabbinical College of America.

Your home for everything Jewish. A full-service Chabad offering a Hebrew School, KidLink, Woman's Group, Adult Education. Chabad of Montville sstrives to meet all Jewish needs.

The center, located in the Robert Treat Hotel and serving the downtown Newark business district, offers a daily minyan for Minha, weekly lunch and learn programs, and a variety of holiday celebrations.

The Chai Center’s Shul offers a friendly setting for experiencing the richness of the prayers. We specialize in helping those with little or no Hebrew reading background become comfortable and enjoy the services. The Chai Center also offers a complete Hebrew School program, a full day licensed child care center, a mikvah, holiday celebrations, and many other social and educational events.

Ahavath Yisrael holds regular Shabbat and yom tov services. A beginners Gemora class and a Partners-in-Torah learning group is offered Wednesdays.

Holds Shabbat services at 9:15 with tot Shabbat held the first weekend of every month. Family holiday celebrations, adult education, children’s’ learning workshops, and a preschool program.

One Lafayette Drive
Livingston, NJ 07039
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Morning services are held at 6:15 and 7 a.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. on Sunday and civil holidays.

Offers Shabbat and daily morning and evening minyanim, as well as regular classes in Mishna, Talmud, Halacha, and hasidic philosophy.

Ohr Torah is an Orthodox synagogue in the north Pleasantdale section of West Orange, convenient to Verona.

Morris County’s oldest existing Orthodox synagogue offers full Shabbat and holiday services. An eruv covers parts of Parsippany and Lake Hiawatha.

An Orthodox congregation servicing the families that live, primarily, within the Englishtown and Mt. Pleasant sections of West Orange, NJ. Meets each Shabbat and on all Chagim.

The Lubavitch Center of Essex County services the Jewish community with events and programs such as the Jewish Learning Institute, Smile On Seniors, the Jewish Renaissance Fair, Hebrew School, Bar/Bat Mitzvah classes, the “Cool Shul”, the Annual Purim Ball, Public Passover Seders and more. We also have a Judaica store with the most beautiful selection you can imagine.

The center is this warm and traditional congregation has a full range of educational and social programs for all ages.

Located at the Ivy Hill Park Apartments, it serves a large Russian emigre community, the majority of whom are senior citizens.

The Rabbinical College of America has trained thousands of students from America and foreign lands. The college serves as the New Jersey headquarters of the world-wide Lubavitch movement and also operates 43 satellite programs and facilities throughout New Jersey.

Facilities include a community eruv, early childhood center, a religious school for public school children, a library, day camp, and a mikva

Bnai Keshet is an extended family, sharing difficult times and joyful events. A full range of religious services and educational programming is offered.

Congregation Beth Hatikvah is a Reconstructionist synagogue in Summit, New Jersey. We're a progressive community of committed, engaged people: people who come together from different Jewish backgrounds and experiences, different traditions, different races and sexual orientation--you name it. We care about each other, our heritage, and our world. We offer a full roster of programs, including a vibrant Religious School.

Congregation B’nai Jeshurun is an exciting place to be.  Our congregation has 160 years of history, tradition and service to our people behind us and today we are committed to leading the Jewish community into the 21st century. We are proud to be the largest congregation in New Jersey, yet we are dedicated to building a community in which every individual feels at home, a community filled with enthusiasm and growth, and a community dedicated to the eternal Jewish calling to repair the world.

The Jewish Center of Northwest Jersey is a Reform congregation serving more than 80 families. At the Jewish Center of NW NJ, people come together to worship, to learn, to help others and become better people. We are bound by a common history and a strong sense of community and believe that a small gesture is far more important than the grandest of ideas. We share tears and food, awe and laughter.

The JCK was established for the purpose of maintaining a synagogue where religious observance and divine worship may take place in accordance with the precepts and tenets of Reform Judaism; where Jewish consciousness may be fostered and strengthened through social and civic activities, community service and educational pursuits; where its members will be provided an environment for their spiritual and social needs; and where Jewish knowledge and traditions are shared with one another and extended to the next generation.

Temple Beth Am is involved in religious, cultural, social, and communal activities with outreach and social action activities. Family services are held the first Friday of the month.

Family services are held at 7 p.m. the first Friday of each month. Second Fridays are Torah Explorers for Pre-Schoolers and their families at 5:45 p.m., and Gates of Prayer services at 8 p.m. Third Fridays are Shiru Ladonai in the folk/rock tradition at 7:30 p.m. and fourth Fridays are Kabalat Shabbat, a meditative service, at 6:30 p.m.

Erev Shabbat services are held at 8 p.m. on the first, second, and fourth Fridays of each month. On the third (and fifth) Fridays, services are held at 6:30 p.m. and include Kids Connection, a program for elementary school students during the sermon. Emanu-El welcomes interfaith families, Jews-by-choice, gay and lesbian Jews, and singles.

Three Fridays a month, services begin at 8 p.m. The first Friday of the month, a tot Shabbat service begins at 7 p.m. and the last Friday of the month kabalat Shabbat is at 6:30, instead of the 8 p.m. service. The Shabbat morning service begins at 10. A lay-led minyan is held concurrently once a month.

For more than 50 years, Temple Sha’arey Shalom has celebrated Jewish life in a challenging style. Family Shabbat is generally observed the first Friday of the month with an alternative-style Friday night service. Shabbat morning features three separate prayer experiences.

Temple Shalom, serving more than 500 families, welcomes all who seek to share a contemporary Jewish experience. Temple Shalom is dedicated to the principles of Reform Judaism and is affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. Adhering to the tenets of religious traditions through its many committees, programs, activities and educational facilities, the Temple provides opportunities for studying, appreciating, and experiencing, our Jewish heritage.

Shabbat services are held each Friday at 7:30 p.m. The first Friday of the month is designated as a family service and the second is a festive musical service. On the first and third Shabbat of each month, there is an additional 6 p.m. kabalat Shabbat.

Temple Sholom is affiliated with the Union of Reform Judaism. Erev Shabbat services are on Friday at 8 p.m. and an early service begins at 6:30, the first Friday of each month.

Temple Sinai is a center for worship and educational, intellectual, cultural, and social activities. The congregation is committed to a tradition of tolerance, civility, modesty, social responsibility, and political awareness. It welcomes all families, including interfaith families and those interested in becoming Jews.

The Congregation strongly identifies with Jewish history and experience, but believe we must be free to interpret these in ways that are relevant to our lives.

The Jewish Cultural School and Society (JCSS) welcomes people drawn together by a common interest in Judaism's historical, cultural and ethical heritage.

We value the richness of our history, the diversity of our traditions and the many contributions Jews have made to civilization. We conceive of Judaism as an evolving multifaceted human creation that benefits from change and innovation. We seek inspiration from our past to create a more peaceful and just world for all. Through this commitment, we choose to preserve and develop our Jewish identity.

Mount Freedom Jewish Center (MFJC) is a traditional synagogue in Randolph, New Jersey. Our warm congregation is made up of members with diverse Jewish observances who come from various towns within beautiful Morris County.