TEMPLE ISRAEL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK 112 East 75th Street, Manhattan, New York 10021
About the Business
Welcome to Temple Israel of the City of New York, a vibrant and inclusive synagogue located at 112 East 75th Street in the heart of Manhattan. As a cherished place of worship, we are proud to serve as a spiritual home for our diverse community. At TINYC, we embrace the spirit of family, offering a warm and welcoming environment where everyone is encouraged to explore and deepen their Jewish faith.
Our community is dedicated to fostering meaningful connections and celebrating the rich tapestry of Jewish traditions. We invite you to join us in engaging discussions and events, such as "Antisemitism Then & Now: The Downfall of Haman," and explore cultural intersections through programs like "The Power of KosherSoul: Exploring Black-Jewish Cuisines."
Stay connected with Israel and make a difference through impactful initiatives like "Impacting Camp, Connecting with Israel After October 7th." Whether you are a lifelong member or a newcomer, your dedication and commitment to our community are invaluable.
For more information, please contact us at admin@tinyc.org or call us at 212-249-5000. We look forward to welcoming you into our family of families at Temple Israel of the City of New York.
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112 East 75th Street, Manhattan, New York, United States
Reviews
"Temple Israel is a home away from home for our entire family. The family programming is particularly meaningful and enriching. All types of Jews from very observant to barely identifying are welcome, and there are many mixed-faith families as well as Jews of color. A welcoming and community-building congregation. Glad we found them."
"It's a real temple"
"Beautiful sanctuary"
"Beautiful Temple great Family Programs"
"Last year my friend and i went to a museum Metropolitan of Art. As we were walking back south on 5th Avenue friend suddenly needed to use the bathroom. We did not know where in Central Park one would be so we decided go down the side street Temple Emanuel asked if we could use the restroom. The gentleman at the door very gracious allow my friend to go in. He was able to relieve himself and we continue our walk south on 5th Avenue back to our meeting point for our bus back to Virginia. Jimmy why so thankful for their kindness."
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