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Come Home for the Holidays
5767 (2006)!
Were you ever a member of any youth group sponsored
by the Conservative movement?
Have you not yet gotten
around to joining a synagogue? Will you be away from home on the High Holidays?
Are you looking for someplace where you can pray,
reflect, and worship surrounded by other Conservative Jews? If the answer is yes -- we have a program for you!
Project Reconnect, United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism's official
alumni association for anyone who was a member of any of the Conservative
movement's youth programs, and NAASE, the North American Association of
Synagogue Executives, are joining for the second year to offer "Come Home
for the Holidays."
Below, you will
find a list of United Synagogue-affiliated congregations that offer free High
Holiday seats to young adults who grew up in the Conservative movement and
don’t have a synagogue to go to this year.
The synagogues on the list wish to extend their personal welcome to you.
Many of them also can offer you home hospitality, including invitations to
holiday meals or to break the fast with members of the congregation.
If you can’t find a
synagogue near you on the list, don’t give up. Check this site often; our list
of participating congregations grows daily. When you get in touch with a synagogue, please mention that you saw this
listing on Project Reconnect's website. Please be sure to
contact the synagogue first before showing up to services.
If you have not yet
signed up as an alumnus of the Conservative movement through Project Reconnect,
please do so. To receive information about events such as these, and to be able
to reconnect with many of your old friends, just go to www.projectreconnect.org
And from Project
Reconnect, NAASE, USCJ and all of our participating Conservative synagogues,
Welcome home!
** If you represent a congregation wishing to participate, please email reconnect@uscj.org **
Residents of
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Synagogue Name |
City |
State |
Phone Number |
Rabbi |
Contact Email |
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Temple Beth-El |
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205-933-2740 |
Brian Glusman |
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Etz Chayim |
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256-882-2918 |
Allan Meyerowitz |
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Congregation |
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AZ |
480-342-8858 |
Robin Damsky |
president@congregationorchadash.org |
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Congregation Anshei |
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AZ |
520-745-5550 |
Robert J. Eisen |
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Agoura Hills |
CA |
818-991-7111 |
Gershon Weissman |
administrator@templebethhaverim.org |
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Valley Beth Shalom |
Encino |
CA |
818-788-6000 |
Edward M. Feinstein |
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Encino |
CA |
818-345-3312 |
Yehuda Mittlemann |
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CA |
310-652-7353 |
Joel Rembaum |
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Congregation Kol Emeth |
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CA |
650-948-7498 |
David Booth |
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CA |
310-377-6986 |
Isaac Jeret |
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CA |
650-366-8481 |
Nat Ezray |
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Congregation Beth Sholom |
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CA |
415-221-8736 x101 |
Kenneth R. Leitner |
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Congregation B’nai
Emunah |
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CA |
415-664-7373 |
Cantor Linda Semi |
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Congregation Sinai |
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CA |
408-264-8542 |
Eitan Julius |
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Kehillat Ma’Arav |
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CA |
310-829-0566 |
Michael Gotlieb |
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Congregation B’nai |
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CA |
714-730-9693 |
Elie Spitz |
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Adat Ari El |
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CA |
818-766-9426 |
Moshe J Rothblum |
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Congregation Am Ha Yam |
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CA |
805-644-2899 |
Gerald Hanig |
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Shomrei Torah Synagogue |
West Hills |
CA |
818-346-0811 |
Richard P. Camras |
mconrad@shomreitorahsynagogue.org |
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Beth Hillel
Synagogue |
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CT |
860-242-5561 |
Gary Atkins |
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Congregation Rodeph Shalom |
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CT |
203-334-0159 |
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Kol Ami |
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CT |
203-272-1006 |
Andrew P. Hechtman |
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Congregation Beth El |
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CT |
203-374-5544 |
Daniel J. Satlow |
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Congregation Adath
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CT |
860-346-4709 |
Seth Reimer |
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Beth Jacob Synagogue |
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CT |
860-886-2459 |
Charles Arian |
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Congregation B’nai Torah |
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CT |
203-268-6940 |
Colin Brodie |
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Congregation B’nai |
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CT |
860-871-1818 |
Kim Blumenthal |
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The Emanuel Synagogue |
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CT |
860-236-1275 |
David Small |
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Beth El |
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CT |
860-233-9696 |
Jame S. Rosen |
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Adas |
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DC |
202-362-4433 |
Jeffrey A. Wohlberg |
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Shaarei Kodesh |
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FL |
561-496-4554 |
David Hoffman |
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Congregation Beth Shalom |