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Congregation Or Atid is an egalitarian, education-oriented Conservative Congregation that lights a path for over 150 families seeking a meaningful, engaging Jewish life in MetroWest Boston.  We offer an intimate environment for prayer and a commitment to making the synagogue experience accessible within the tradition of Conservative Judaism.

Why does our synagogue exist? To celebrate the holy, to grow prideful, fluent participants in Jewish life, and to lend our willing hearts and hands to strengthening the share of God, Torah, and Israel in today’s world. Why do we as individual exist? This is a surpassing question – only answerable in the choices and commitments we make throughout the course of our lifetime. Our aspiration is that some meaningful portion of your purpose-driven life may be fulfilled through connection, engagement, and immersion in the life of our synagogue. As with most synagogues, energies collect around learning, celebrating, helping, and sharing. What makes our approach unique, we feel, is the kind of Judaism (morally powerful, accepting, intellectually alive) we celebrate, and the kind of Jews (curious, passionate, committed) you’ll find here.

Welcome to Ahavath Torah Congregation. We are a lively, family-oriented Conservative Synagogue located in Stoughton, Massachusetts. We strive to foster and interpret traditional Judaism with a modern approach. We serve the needs of young and old through religious, cultural and social activities. Come in and make yourself at home!

Shaloh House is committed to reach out to as many Jewish families and individuals as possible in the south of Boston area to enrich their lives with the spirit of Judaism. Shaloh House, as part of the worldwide Chabad movement, serves people at all levels of Jewish identity, whether affiliated or not, whether educated or not. Our motto is: “A Jew is a Jew, is a Jew, is a Jew”. Our programs vary to target all age groups for every holiday season and Jewish occasion during the year. Shaloh House, as part of the worldwide Chabad movement, serves people at all levels of Jewish identity, whether affiliated or not, whether educated or not. Our motto is: “A Jew is a Jew, is a Jew, is a Jew”. Our programs vary to target all age groups for every holiday season and Jewish occasion during the year.

Motivated by the vision of vastly broadening the range of Jewish experiences and opportunities available for students at Tufts, this group is constantly involved in planning and creating programs and activities that will best serve the Jewish needs of the Tufts Community.

Hingham Quincy Chabad is dedicated to serving all Jews throughout the South Shore of Boston with Ahavat Yisroel – an unconditional love and concern for every Jew regardless of background and affliation. Our multiple programs; educational, social and religious are in order to promote Jewish knowledge, pride and to experience our Jewish Heritage. It encourages positive action on the part of every Jew.

Congregation Lubavitch is an Orthodox minyan serving the communities of Chestnut Hill, South Brookline and West Roxbury, Massachussets. We use the nusakh of the Ari zal, suitable for both Sphardi and Ashkenazi. We welcome everyone. There are no membership fees. We do not employ a Chazan during the year, and services are led by members of the Shul. Our congregants are encouraged to participate in all aspects of shul services. Join us Shabbos and Yom Tov for davening and kiddush!

We try to help every Jew.

Our goals are to promote Jewish identity, pride, and continuity; to advance the knowledge, awareness and observance of Judaism among all segments of the community. We extend a helping hand to all in need, and seek to make the world a better place - one Mitzvah (good deed) at a time.

The Chabad Center is dedicated to strengthening Jewish identity, pride and an awareness of our rich Jewish history through the Metrowest area.

Chabad Center of Brookline has been serving the Jewish community of greater Boston since 2001. Its mission is to create a community for the large number of Jewish young adults and young families in the Brookline area. Chabad Center's doors are open to the entire Jewish community as we look forward to meeting you at one of our numerous events!

Chabad Center of Chestnut Hill is dedicated to providing every Jew regardless of background, philosophy or level of commitment, an open door environment for strengthening and enhancing Jewish family life.  Chabad serves individuals and  families looking for an anchor and non-judgmental, accepting, personalized Jewish experience. Chabad offers “Judaism with a Smile,” and a home away from home for everyone who walks through its doors.

The Region supports a multi-faceted educational, community relations, and legal effort to combat anti-Semitism and hate of all kinds, promote diversity, and build bridges to other groups and communities.

"Humanistic Judaism embraces a philosophy that combines rational thinking with a celebration of Judaic culture and identity. Humanistic Jews value their Jewish identity and the aspects of Jewish culture that offer a genuine expression of their contemporary way of life. Kahal B'raira welcomes members to our congregation who come from Interfaith families.  Our community is enriched by the contributions of our diverse membership. We celebrate Jewish holidays and life cycle events (such as weddings and bar and bat mitzvah) with inspirational ceremonies that draw upon but seek to go beyond traditional literature."