Congregation Rodeph Shalom
A historic Reform synagogue on Manhattan's Upper West Side, founded in 1842. Offers worship, lifelong learning, family and young adult programs, and social action.
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About Congregation Rodeph Shalom
Congregation Rodeph Sholom is a Reform Jewish synagogue at 7 West 83rd Street on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. German Jewish immigrants founded it in 1842, and it is one of the oldest synagogues in the United States.
The congregation offers Shabbat and holiday services, in-person and livestreamed. It also runs lifecycle programming, community events, and learning for children, families and adults. Its clergy and staff serve a diverse community of households across the city.
Rodeph Sholom’s 1930 Romanesque Revival sanctuary is a neighborhood landmark. It is also home to a wider network of programs, including an affiliated day school, Rodeph Sholom School.