TOP 30 Personal worship experiences in Suffern, New York

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Welcome to Congregation Halberstadt, your spiritual home located at 8 Henry Court, Suffern, New York. As a vibrant synagogue, we are dedicated to fostering a warm and inclusive community for individuals and families seeking a deeper connection to their faith. Our congregation is committed to preserving and celebrating Jewish traditions while embracing modern practices that enrich our spiritual lives. At Congregation Halberstadt, we offer a wide range of religious services, educational programs, and cultural events designed to engage and inspire members of all ages. Whether you are joining us for Shabbat services, participating in our enriching Torah study sessions, or attending one of our community gatherings, you will find a welcoming and supportive environment that values diversity and encourages personal growth.

Welcome to Christ Episcopal Church, a warm and welcoming place of worship located at 65 Washington Avenue, Suffern, New York. Our church is a vibrant community dedicated to spiritual growth, compassionate service, and meaningful fellowship. As part of the Episcopal tradition, we embrace diversity and encourage open dialogue, inviting everyone to join us in exploring faith and life's deeper questions. At Christ Episcopal Church, we offer a variety of services and programs tailored to meet the spiritual needs of our congregation and the broader community. Whether you're seeking a peaceful sanctuary for personal reflection, engaging sermons that challenge and inspire, or opportunities to serve others, you'll find a place here. Our church is not just a building; it's a community where people come together to support one another and grow in faith.

Welcome to Congregation Shaarey Israel, your spiritual home in Rockland County! Located at 18 Montebello Road, Suffern, New York, our synagogue is a place of worship where Jews of all backgrounds come together to pray, learn, and support each other and Israel. We are proud to be a warm and welcoming community that balances our traditional roots with a spirit of innovation. Join us for in-person morning services on Torah-reading days—Shabbat and Sunday at 9:00 AM, and on other days at 7:45 AM. For your convenience, we also offer services via Facebook Live, with evening services from Sunday to Thursday at 5:30 PM.