this is THE best place to meet fellow students, whether its at our massive 500-student Friday night dinners, our Wandering Jew Wednesdays or, out Thursday night challah|dessert baking or any of our other amazing programs. You can celebrate being Jewish with us, no experience necessary! Just come for some inspirational times.

Chabad of East Brunswick Jewish Community Center's mission is to reach out to others with acts of goodness and kindness. We're a community based nonprofit organization whose efforts are rooted in traditional Jewish values.

We are dedicated to promoting and encouraging Jewish life in a warm and welcoming environment for all people, regardless of background, level of commitment, affiliation, and/or financial means. We provide a wide array of educational services, programs, and events to the Jewish community in East Brunswick.

Chabad Jewish Community Center is "Your Home for Everything Jewish," offering material, emotional, and spiritual support - with unconditional love and complete respect - to anyone who walks through our doors.

Chabad's underlying doctrine is "Ahavat Yisrael" (love for a fellow Jew). Chabad recognizes no differences between Jews; its goal is to serve the spiritual and physical needs of each Jew regardless of affiliation, wherever he or she may be, with understanding and with love.

Chabad House of Monroe, founded in 2002 with the blessings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, is nurtured and supported by concerned members of communities in Monroe Twp. Chabad is dedicated to the re-establishment and strengthening of our Judaic faith, principles, identity, commitment and pride.

Chabad House - Lubavitch Jewish Center Of North & South Brunswick has been active in the community for many years. In 1978 Rabbi Yosef Carlebach moved to the area and established Chabad House - Lubavitch of Central and South Jersey. After years of various successful programs and activities in the North & South Brunswick community, Rabbi Yosef Carlebach saw a need for a full time Rabbi to serve the North & South Brunswick communities. Chabad House Jewish Center of North & South Brunswick is an affiliate of Chabad House-Lubavitch at Rutgers University

Chavurat Kol Haneshama is a group of individuals that comes together to celebrate the Shabbat in a spiritual manner. The group meets once monthly on Friday evenings at 7:45 p.m. for Kabbalat Shabbat services and once monthly on Saturday mornings at 9:45 a.m. for

Shabbat morning services. Services, normally led by Jules Frankel, are egalitarian and Conservative in nature and focus on and celebrate the musical and spiritual beauty of our liturgy.

Bringing the personal into Jewish community life, the Highland Park Minyan features participatory havurah-style egalitarian Sabbath and holiday celebrations, conducted by members for members. HPM meets at 10:00am on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Shabbat each month for traditional services, lively discussion, singing, and kosher pot-luck dairy lunch.

HPM encourages both men and women to participate fully in all ritual activities. We are innovative, yet strongly rooted in Jewish tradition and welcome all Jews and all those who are interested in Judaism. We encourage singles, young couples and seniors to become full, active members.

HPM sponsors High Holiday Services, annual retreats, and assorted simchas, uses Siddur Eit Ratzon for our services that was developed by one of our members, is affiliated with the National Havurah Committee.

New Jersey's Lesbian & Gay Havurah is a community of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Intersexed Jews and their friends throughout NJ. Our members represent the full spectrum of Jewish backgrounds and observances.

NJLGH provides cultural, religious, educational & social programming that reflects and celebrates the diversity of our community. We advocate and educate, within the larger Jewish and Gay communities, for the collective interests of our constituency.

Congregation Beth El of Edison is a conservative, egalitarian synagogue with a warm family atmosphere.  It has a very active Men's Club, Sisterhood, Triple Chai Club, USY and Kadima, bowling and softball teams.  Rabbi Rosenberg teaches the Hebrew High School class and all the Bar and Bat Mitzvah students.  We have an excellent Hebrew School and Sunday Funday program.  Services are Friday night 7:30 PM and Saturday mornings 9:30 AM. Synagogue dues are very reasonable and no one is ever turned away.

Congregation Beth Mordecai is a small, warm and inclusive community that feels very much like a family. Our doors are open to all. We welcome people from traditional as well as non-traditional households and lifestyles, and are sensitive to individual needs. Men and women participate equally in all aspects of religious life here and families with members who are not Jewish have long been an integral part of our community.

Congregation Neve Shalom is the leading egalitarian Conservative synagogue in Central New Jersey. For over seventy years, we have been more than a house of prayer. Our synagogue has been a second home for our members. Our numbers are growing every year. Neve Shalom boasts a vibrant Men's Club and Sisterhood. Our youth programming is the envy of the community. Our calendar is full of events and programs that are meant to teach and inspire. Above all, we have fun and are truly one large family

EBJC is a vibrant, conservative congregation building for the future on the foundations of our past. We offer youth education programming for children 18-months through Hebrew High School in a warm and welcoming environment.

HPCT-CAE is a community of caring Jews that is committed to strengthening the future of the Jewish People. With our diverse backgrounds and philosophies, we come together to nurture our Jewish identity, to celebrate Shabbat and Festivals, and to worship as one.

The Jewish Congregation offers its membership of almost 2,000 a plethora of religious, educational, and social programs. Included in our offerings are lectures, films, courses, visiting the sick, and celebrations of all holidays. It has truly become the focal point of activity for the local Jewish community. The Jewish Congregation also prides itself in being active in and supporting the affairs of the larger community.

For Temple Beth Ahm, one of our most important goals is to create a strong sense of family for our members. Beth Ahm means "house of the people". But for anyone involved in our congregation, it is more that just a house; it is a home.

Our Temple brings people together through a rich array of both religious and social activities. We celebrate life as a family, and we comfort one another in times of sorrow and loss. The strength of the Temple Beth Ahm family provides us with a link to our past and serves as a foundation for the future. Regardless for whether you come to Temple Beth Ahm as a married couple, a family, or as a single member, our congregation can provide you with the security of being part of 'am yisrael, the Jewish people.

Temple Beth El has furthered the ideals of Conservative Judaism by providing its members with a variety of religious, educational, social and cultural services. Its proudest achievement is the creation and continuous nurturing of a warm, caring congregation, spanning all age groups and finding in Judaism the basis for rich, fulfilling lives.

A vibrant congregation guided by a young, energetic rabbi, Temple Beth El is small enough to know every member and large enough to provide a full range of Jewish activities. Temple Beth El of Somerset is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

4 Cornwall Drive, Ste., 1A
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
732-613-1613 T | 732-613-1670 F
Contact: Rabbi Dovid Gross; Rabbi Shlomo Blandau

Torah Links of Middlesex County (formerly known as Project Gesher) is a Jewish education and outreach organization serving the Middlesex County community. The goal of Torah Links is to help connect Jews, regardless of their affiliation or level of religious observance, with the beauty and richness of their Jewish heritage in order to promote Jewish continuity.

Centrally located in East Brunswick, the  Torah Links Family Learning Center hosts a wide variety of classes and programs that provide children, teens and adults with numerous opportunities to explore Judaism in an exciting and uplifting fashion. Our JEPY Hebrew School serves the educational needs of children in grades 1-7, and our M.T.V. (Mitzvot, Torah & Values) groups are geared to give teens a positive continuing Jewish education experience.

1131 Raritan Avenue
Highland Park, NJ 08904
732-985-1111 T
Contact: Reuvain Drucker, Rabbi

Congregation Ahavas Achim has served Central New Jersey for over 100 years as a center for prayer, learning and charity. We aspire to create a peaceful atmosphere for religious life and growth as we serve God together.

Ahavas Achim strives to create a welcoming environment for every Jew. As a Torah-observant congregation, we respect and welcome Jews of every background. We stand committed to living a Halakhic life within the context of modernity - in our homes at work, among our neighbors and peers, in volunteer organizations, and in political life.

Congregation Ohav Emeth is located in the geographic center of the Highland Park / Edison observant community in New Jersey. Our membership spans the range of halacha-committed Jews, with an attitude of achdut (unity) and religious tolerance. We share a love for Medinat Yisrael and a serious commitment to Torah study for every age and gender and at every level. We have a multitude of ongoing educational and social programs as well as frequent special events.

Congregation Poile Zedek is an Orthodox Ashkenazic synagogue located in New Brunswick. We offer daily morning, Shabbat and holiday services, and are committed to Torah education and community service.

About 100 families belong to the synagogue, which holds daily as well as Sabbath services. In recent years, new families as well as the recent influx of Russian immigrants have begun to revitalize the congregation. Students from Rutgers University, just a few blocks away, often join us for services.

An active synagogue, with the only area mikveh, looking for members. Our weekly Shabbat services are followed by a bountiful kiddush, providing members with an opportunity to socialize and greet newcomers.

The Young Israel of East Brunswick is an orthodox synagogue, whose primary goal is to create a communal atmosphere of Limudei Kodesh, Tzedakah and Gemilat Chesed.Our facility at the Young Israel of East Brunswick features sanctuary seating for 400, a Beit Medrash, a beautiful social hall, various classrooms, and community Mikvah. The appeal of the YIEB, however, extends far beyond our new walls.

Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple is a vibrant congregation of approximately 600 families with a history extending back 145 years. We have members from many different communities in central New Jersey. Our members come from many different communities in central New Jersey. AEMT uses an egalitarian approach to worship, programs, and leadership and is an active member of the Union for Reform Judaism.

We have a diverse membership representing all segments of the Jewish community. AEMT provides educational opportunities for all ages. A thriving religious school for children from pre-kindergarten through high school. Active temple youth groups are offered for different ages.

Congregation Etz Chaim Monroe Twp Jewish Center is a center for Reform Jewish communal life in Monroe Township, New Jersey. We are committed to creating a deeply caring Jewish community which meets the educational, spiritual and social needs of people in all stages of life. Our goal is to encourage people to interact with Judaism and its values through Jewish study, worship, celebration, social action and social activities. As a congregation, we wish to extend ourselves to all who want to learn about and participate in Jewish life.

Temple B'nai Shalom is a spirited, diverse community, founded in 1973. A member of the Union for Reform Judaism, our temple is egalitarian in nature and encourages the active participation of our congregational community. We offer a wide variety of religious, spiritual, educational and social programs to our congregation and the community at large.

Temple B’nai Shalom’s Daniel Pearl Education Center is the only school-based center in the US dedicated to the ideals of the late Daniel Pearl. Activities of the DPEC include: Active integration of DPEC themes into the curriculum of the temple’s educational programming, Confirmation program and adult education program, Celebration of Daniel Pearl Music Days, a global celebration, An annual trip to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, for Temple B’nai Shalom’s Bar/Bat Mitzvah class and the eighth grade class at East Brunswick’s St. Bartholomew’s parochial school, A videotaping program of area Holocaust survivors by temple teens, planned “teaching tolerance” symposium for area religious and public school teachers, and much, much more.

Temple Emanu-El is a liberal Reform congregation, home to some 250 families. Our history reveals a proud record of leadership in social issues and inclusive membership policies.

We are a secular Jewish school and community in Central New Jersey. Our school for children ages 5 through 13 meets Sunday mornings from September to May. The curriculum emphasizes historical and cultural approaches to the study of our Jewishness. Our Jewishness is reflected in our commitment to each other, to Tikkun Olam, repair the world, and to make a shenere un bessere velt, a more beautiful and better world. Classes are directed toward understanding our people's past and enriching our present lives as Jews.

Congregation Etz Ahaim take pride in being one of the warmest, friendliest and most welcoming congregations in the community. Our doors are always wide open to members of the local Raritan Valley community, as well as to people living outside our area.

Respecting the beautiful customs and traditions of our faith, Congregation Etz Ahaim is an orthodox Sephardic synagogue. Morning and evening services are held daily. Child care and a children's program are offered on Shabbat and Yom Tov. All of our Shabbat services are followed by a bountiful sit-down kiddush, providing members with an opportunity to socialize, greet new worshipers, and informally meet our rabbi, Rabbi David Bassous.

Rutgers Hillel creates opportunities for all Jewish students at Rutgers University’s New Brunswick/Piscataway campus to deepen their connection to Jewish identity and community. Hillel’s goal is to enrich the lives of Jewish undergraduate and graduate students so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world.

Hillel is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all Jewish college students, where they are encouraged to grow intellectually, spiritually and socially. Hillel helps students find a balance in being distinctively Jewish and universally human by encouraging them to pursue tzedek (social justice), tikkun olam (repairing the world) and Jewish learning, and to support Israel and global Jewish peoplehood. Hillel is committed to excellence, innovation, accountability and results.

Tefillot are held in private homes. In winter, Shabbat morning of Shabbat Rosh Hodesh or Shabbat Mevarchim. From April to August, Shabbat mincha of same. Occasionally, we meet on a different weekend to accommodate a simcha. We meet monthly, more or less.