F.A.Q.
1. How big is your synagogue?
The building can accommodate about 130 worshipers. Our membership objective is in the 130-150 household range.
2. Who runs the services?
Services are run by the Cantor in association with learned members of the congregation.
3. How do women participate?
Women participate fully in every aspect of the synagogue’s religious, social, and corporate life.
4. Which denomination is the shul?
The synagogue always has been unaffiliated but uses the traditional Conservative prayer book.
5. Does the synagogue have parking?
No, but the Kew Beach elementary school located one block to the west has a parking lot that is open to the public all the time. On street metered parking also is available on local streets.
6. How is the synagogue reached by transit?
Streetcar access is by the 501 Queen car. Bus access is by routes on Woodbine Avenue to the west and Main Street to the east.
7. Are children welcome?
Children are always welcome. Parents may not wish to bring young children to yiskor (memorial) services.
8. What is the attitude toward mixed couples, converts, etc.?
We welcome all who wish to practice or learn about Judaism.
9. Do you sell High Holy Day tickets?
No. High Holy Day seating is primarily for members, and we invite memberships for this purpose. Members may purchase chits for out-of-town relatives, but availability is limited. Otherwise, seating for non members is extremely limited and cannot be guaranteed.
10. Do you have to be a member to enrol a child in Sunday School?
No.