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Adas Israel Congregation
Washington, District of Columbia
The largest Conservative synagogue in Washington DC
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B'nai Jeshurun
New York, New York
Progressive non-denominational synagogue on the Upper West Side
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Central Synagogue
New York, New York
Historic Reform congregation in Midtown Manhattan, founded in 1846
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Chizuk Amuno Congregation
Baltimore, Maryland
Conservative synagogue, one of the oldest in Baltimore
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Congregation Beth Israel
Houston, Texas
The oldest Jewish congregation in Texas, founded in 1854
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Congregation Beth Jacob
Atlanta, Georgia
Orthodox synagogue serving Atlanta's Jewish community
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Congregation Kehillath Israel
Brookline, Massachusetts
Conservative synagogue in Brookline serving the Greater Boston area
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Congregation Mikveh Israel
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Historic Sephardic congregation, founded in 1740
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Congregation Rodeph Shalom
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Historic Reform congregation, the oldest Ashkenazi synagogue in the Western Hemisphere
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Congregation Shearith Israel
New York, New York
The oldest Jewish congregation in North America, founded in 1654
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KAM Isaiah Israel
Chicago, Illinois
The oldest Jewish congregation in the Midwest, founded in 1847
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Park East Synagogue
New York, New York
Modern Orthodox synagogue on the Upper East Side, founded in 1888
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Sinai Temple
Los Angeles, California
Conservative synagogue in Westwood, one of the largest in the Western US
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Temple Beth Am
Pinecrest, Florida
Reform congregation in Pinecrest, one of the largest in South Florida
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Temple Beth Sholom
Miami Beach, Florida
Conservative synagogue serving Miami Beach since 1942
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Temple Emanu-El
New York, New York
One of the largest Reform synagogues in the world, founded in 1845
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Temple Emanu-El Miami Beach
Miami Beach, Florida
Reform synagogue in Miami Beach, founded in 1938
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Temple Israel of Boston
Boston, Massachusetts
The largest Reform congregation in New England, founded in 1854
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Washington Hebrew Congregation
Washington, District of Columbia
The largest Reform congregation in the DC area, founded in 1852
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Wilshire Boulevard Temple
Los Angeles, California
Historic Reform synagogue, the oldest in Los Angeles, founded in 1862
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Young Israel of Century City
Los Angeles, California
Modern Orthodox synagogue serving the Westside community
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