The Place to Be

All curious souls are welcome to explore the spirituality, mindfulness and philosophy of Judaism, no matter religion or religious.

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Welcome to B’nai Torah Shul

B’nai Torah Shul is a warm and welcoming community in the heart of Greenwood Lake, embracing individuals and families of all backgrounds and levels of observance. In a time when connection is more important than ever, we are working to grow and strengthen our congregation, ensuring a meaningful and vibrant future.

Our shul is more than just a place of prayer—it is a gathering space for those seeking spirituality, tradition, and friendship. We celebrate Shabbat, holidays, and life’s special moments with warmth and joy. As we build our community, we are working toward expanding our offerings, including religious education for children, engaging programs for all ages, and opportunities for deeper connection.

We invite you to join us in shaping this next chapter. Whether you are looking for a place to pray, celebrate, or simply connect with others, B’nai Torah is here for you.

Come be part of something special—let’s grow together.


 

 

Adult Education with Rabbi Korngold

Thursdays @ 7:30PM

Rabbi Korngold’s Saturday Adult Education class has moved to Thursday Evenings! Come join via zoom for an engaging engrossing learning experience.

Shabbat Services & Kiddish

 

 

Join us for our Shabbat services, where we come together in prayer, reflection, and song. Stay after for Kiddush, a time to connect, share stories, and enjoy community in a relaxed and welcoming setting.

This is your community. Your voice matters. Your presence makes a difference.

 

COVID Information

We are open for in person gatherings!

Masks are optional but encouraged for those at risk.

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