TOP 30 Worship space in Airmont, New York

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Welcome to Khal Mishkan Yosef, Park Ave Synagogue, a warm and welcoming place of worship located in the heart of Airmont, New York. Situated at 13 Algonquin Circle, our synagogue serves as a spiritual home for the local Jewish community, offering a space for prayer, learning, and community gatherings. At Khal Mishkan Yosef, we are dedicated to fostering a sense of belonging and spiritual growth for individuals and families alike. Our services and programs cater to diverse needs, from traditional worship to educational initiatives for all ages. Whether you're looking to deepen your faith, connect with others, or participate in cultural and social events, we invite you to join us in a journey of spirituality and community. Come and experience the warmth and dedication of Khal Mishkan Yosef, where tradition meets community.

Welcome to Temishvar, a vibrant and welcoming synagogue located at 41 Laura Drive, Airmont, New York 10952. At Temishvar, we are dedicated to fostering a warm and inclusive community where individuals and families can come together to worship, learn, and grow in their faith. Our synagogue offers a rich tapestry of spiritual, educational, and social opportunities designed to engage and inspire people of all ages. Whether you're joining us for our uplifting services, participating in our educational programs, or attending our community events, you'll find a supportive environment that encourages connection and spiritual growth.

Welcome to Khal Siberia Monsey קהל סיביר-מונסי, a vibrant place of worship and community connection located on South Monsey Road in Airmont, New York. As a synagogue deeply rooted in tradition and history, we are committed to fostering a welcoming environment for all who seek spiritual growth and cultural enrichment. Our congregation draws inspiration from the remarkable story of Rabbi Yehudah Weissler and his wife, Mirella, who initiated a quiet Jewish revolution in Siberia. Their dedication to reviving Jewish life in Novosibirsk, despite challenging circumstances, serves as a testament to the resilience and enduring spirit of Jewish communities worldwide. Their efforts in establishing a yeshiva, a Jewish kindergarten, and the only mikvah in Siberia for over 50 years highlight the transformative power of faith and community.