Woodstock New York, NY 12498 | Religion and Spirituality | Jewish

DETAILS FOR EACH LISTING

Congregation Agudas Achim

254 Lucas Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 331 1176

We are a traditional Orthodox synagogue where all Jewish people are welcome.

Congregation Ahavath Israel

100 Lucas Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 338 4409
webcontact@aikny.org

Welcome to Conservative Judaism in the Hudson Valley. Congregation Ahavath Israel of Kingston, New York is a liberal, egalitarian Conservative synagogue, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. We have a strong, vital congregation and offer many programs for both children and adults. Among our many classes, events, and other functions, we offer a vibrant space for prayer, community study, Tzedakah, and celebration.

Temple Emanuel Reform Synagogue

243 Albany Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401
(845) 338-4271
templeemanuel@hvc.rr.com

A Reform Congregation, cultivating a welcoming community and sacred space
for a conscious commitment to living Judaism through spiritual, cultural and
religious egalitarian observance, celebration and education.

A place where sacredness and God's presence are welcomed into our community through our actions and deeds with each other. We are committed to: social action, justice, active learning, vibrant spirituality, creative expression, diversity, tolerance, and the integrity of the Reform Movement.

We support The State of Israel and the Jewish people wherever they live.

Woodstock Jewish Congregation

1682 Glasco Turnpike
Woodstock, NY 12498
(845) 679-2218

Vision Statement

The Woodstock Jewish Congregation is dedicated to the advancement of Jewish ethics, culture and religion. We strive to enable participants to enrich their lives through Jewish worship, celebration, practice, study and fellowship. We are committed to maintaining our loving character by treating all people with care and respect, and to fostering our connection with the state of Israel and Jews around the world. We draw from all streams of Jewish practice. Men and women have an equal opportunity to participate in bringing forth our goals.

It is our hope that the spirit of holiness and the passion for justice generated within our congregation will overflow into our families, workplaces and community at large so we might do our part in fulfilling the ancient directive “to be a light unto the nations.