Society Hill Synagogue

7 reviews

+1 (215) 922-6590

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418 Spruce St

Philadelphia, PA 19106

+1 (215) 922-6590

http://www.societyhillsynagogue.org

Society Hill Synagogue is a vibrant religious institution in the heart of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It provides a welcoming space for individuals to gather for spiritual services and community events.

With a rich history and commitment to tradition, Society Hill Synagogue offers a place for worship, education, and cultural enrichment for members of the local Jewish community.

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Reviews

5.07 reviews

Tova Z.

8/10/2015

This shul has managed to maintain its original historic dignity. The majority of members are not politicians or snobs. Decency. Honor. Respect. Balance. Community. I didnt think we made shuls...

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Debra S.

5/24/2018

Anyone attending our Annual Congregation meeting last evening left with an overwhelming feeling of joy and sense of community. This is a very unique and welcoming synagogue where everyone counts,...

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Ida G.

1/24/2010

Three stars, not because it's bad, but because yelp defines four stars as "Yay! I'm a fan" and it's not quite there. I didn't actually go myself, but sent my dad as he was looking for a synagogue...

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Judy L.

5/22/2018

The synagogue felt like home from the first day I entered. I have gone alone to services many times over the years, and I have never once worried where I would sit or with whom. Everyone is always...

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anne l.

8/22/2008

we've been members of shs for 7 years. the rabbi is smart, compassionate, and available to members for support and guidance. i have found the playschool and religious school communities to be...

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