Directory of Unaffiliated Resources

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This category is for Synagogues that are unaffiliated with the main denominations.

Resources in This Category

• Adat Achim Synagogue

  http://adatachim.org/
  This pluralistic synagogue is for Jews of all denominations, interfaith families, and people seeking conversion to Judaism. Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, USA.

• Beit Tefilah Israeli

  http://www.btfila.org/
  Unaffiliated liberal and creative synagogue committed to Jewish renaissance that combines Jewish tradition with contemporary Israeli culture. Tel Aviv, Israel.

• Beit Torah; Prescott Valley,AZ.

  http://www.onetorah.org/
  An Independent Jewish Synagogue with a focus on a heart for HaShem and His written Torah as given to teacher Moshe at Sanai.

• Belsize Square Synagogue

  http://www.synagogue.org.uk/
  The Synagogue was founded in 1939 by the remnant of destroyed European communities. This website gives information about the Synagogue's ethos, activities and news. London, England, United Kingdom.

• Beth Chai, Washington, D.C.

  http://www.bethchai.org/
  A Jewish Humanaist congregation. Site offers information on the Sunday School, social action, and newsletter.

• Congregation B'nai Tikvah-Beth Israel

  http://www.cbtbi.org/
  Lists the location, calendars and activities for the synagogue. There are also contact email and telephone numbers to call for prospective new members. Sewell, New Jersey, USA.

• Congregation Beth Shalom

  http://www.napershalom.org/
  An independent synagogue. Features worship services and schedule, education programs, social organizations and programs, and staff contacts. Naperville, Illinois.

• Har Mishpacha - Mountain Family

  http://www.harmishpacha.org/
  A Jewish community located in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.

• Havurah of South Florida: Miami, Florida

  http://www.jewishinmiami.com/Havurah-of-South-Florida---Jewish-Fellowship.html
  A non-denominational, egalitarian Jewish organization. Information on holiday services, Shabbat services, Torah learning, family education, study of Jewish spiritual discipline.

• Highland Highland Park Minyan: Highland Park, New Jersey

  http://sites.google.com/site/hpminyan2/Home
  An egalitarian minyan whose site includes information on its activities.

• Highland Park Minyan: Highland Park, New Jersey

  https://sites.google.com/site/hpminyan2/
  An egalitarian minyan whose site includes information on its activities.

• Kehilat Hadar: New York, New York

  http://www.kehilathadar.org/
  Information on the programs and activities of this traditional and egalitarian service which meets every other Shabbat morning in an intimate and informal atmosphere.

• Ner Tamid: West Cobb, Georgia

  http://mynertamid.info/
  An unaffiliated, growing congregation for parents, mixed faith families, dedicated to helping members observe at any level.

• Sim Shalom Jewish Havurah

  http://www.simshalom.com/
  A liberal and unaffiliated Jewish Community. They serve the particular needs of the unaffiliated and interfaith.

• Synagogue For The Performing Arts: Los Angeles, California

  http://www.sftpa.com/
  Founded by entertainment professionals. Rabbi Telushkin is a world renowned scholar and author and Cantor Fox is the musical director.

• Temple Beth Or

  http://www.templebethor.us/
  A Jewish synagogue in Reno Nevada. The congregation is a diversified group of people. The learning congregation is egalitarian and very welcoming.

• Temple Beth Shalom: Green Valley, Arizona

  http://www.angelfire.com/az/bshalom/
  A site to assist congregants who volunteer to lead sabbath services and other religious observations.

• The New Shul: Scottsdale, Arizona

  http://www.thenewshul.org/
  An independent synagogue, with a traditional-egalitarian style of worship. Women and men participate as full equals in services. Information on events and activities.

 

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