Synagogues in Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto, ON
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1700 Bathurst Street, Toronto, M5P 3K3
(416) 781-3511
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This synagogue in Toronto is highly regarded by its members for its welcoming and inclusive community, beautiful sanctuary, and exceptional catering. Many express deep appreciation for the loving and accepting atmosphere that has stayed with them for decades. Young families are particularly welcome. 
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1445 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto, M6C 2E6
(416) 783-6103
The mission of Beth Sholom is the mission of traditional Conservative Jewry. We seek to enrich the lives of our congregants and community through the ideals of Torah, Gemillut Hasidim (Social Action) and Achdut (Jewish Unity), and are deeply committed to observing and balancing Halacha and Jewish tradition with the demands of a developing and changing world. The Torah is the lifeblood of the Jewish people. Through this remarkable document, Judaism has not only survived, but has thrived through the expansion of its great ideals of love, justice and spirituality throughout the world. Beth Sholom, through a progressive series of programs, enriches the lives of our congregants. Through the devotion of prayer we further our understanding of our people's unique mission in this world. For we not only connect with God as individuals, but also connect as a community through our shared desires and concerns. Judaism has never believed that we could achieve our goals by removing ourselves from the world in which we live or from the people with whom we share it. Beth Sholom has a variety of programs that reach out to the community. From our annual Interfaith Dinner where clergy of all denominations in the city attend, to our Out of the Cold program and Kosher Food Bank, our hesed programs will help you discover how making a better world leads to making better people and Jews. Beth Sholom has long been a leader in community affairs, and a strong advocate of the philosophy that Jewish strength comes from Jewish unity. By hosting and participating in various community events, our membership becomes one with the Jewish community of Canada. With our strong support of a Jewish homeland, we further this unique tie and relationship to the State of Israel. Above all else, we encourage tolerance and respect, dialogue and co-operation among all branches of Jewry to build a better today - and an even greater tomorrow - for everyone. We invite you to discover the Beth Sholom family. 
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1072 Eglinton Avenue West, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6C 2E2
(416) 785-1107
Synagogues, religious organisations, Religious organization, Synagogue, organisations, Religious Center, religious, religious temples, Membership Organizations Village Shul in Toronto is a vibrant synagogue affiliated with Aish HaTorah, offering religious services, programming for children, and a welcoming community for growth and learning. 
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22 Gilgorm Road, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5N 2M5
(416) 489-2550
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1 Viewmount Ave, North York, M6B 1T2
(416) 782-9621
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5 Glen Park Avenue, Toronto, M6B 4J2
(416) 782-7125
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2801 Bathurst St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, North York, M6B 3A4
(416) 781-0136
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470 Glencairn Ave, MIDTOWN TORONTO, North York, M5N 1V8
416.789.3213
Welcome to Shaarei Shomayim, a Modern Orthodox community of more than 750 families, located in the heart of midtown Toronto and within the eruv. We stand for Torah, the Jewish people and the State of Israel; we are constantly building a synagogue community where it all matters. Shaarei Shomayim is a welcoming Orthodox synagogue with 3 daily prayers and a modern, pluralistic community. Visitors are warmly received and newcomers to Judaism feel loved. The rabbi contributes to enjoyable services and there is a beautiful social hall with a highly-regarded caterer. 
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397 Markham St, Toronto, M6G 2K8
(647) 557-6398
Synagogue Shaarei Tzedec in Toronto is known for its welcoming and friendly atmosphere, with many praising the synagogue's relaxed vibe and friendly members. Children are also welcome, making it a great place for families. One visitor had a memorable experience with a kind gentleman at the synagogue. 
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2941 Bathurst St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, North York, M6B 3B2
(416) 256-4470
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402 College St, Toronto, M5T 1S8
(416) 546-6043
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3055 Bathurst St, Toronto, M6B 3B7
(416) 787-6631
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55 Rawlinson Ave, Toronto, M4P 2N1
(647) 677-0665
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25 AVENUE BELLEVUE, KENSINGTON MARKET, Toronto, M5T 2N5
416 593 9702
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10 St Andrew Street, KENSINGTON MARKET, Toronto, M5T 1K6
(416) 595-5723
Synagogue, Membership Organizations, Orthodox Synagogue Anshei Minsk Synagogue in Toronto is a warm and welcoming community with a dedicated Rabbi who provides inspiring words and a caring atmosphere. Visitors have had memorable experiences and positive interactions with Rabbi Spero. Some mention the unique history and yiddishkeit. The neighborhood of Kensington Market is also noted as a cool addition.