Jewish Georgia

The new website of Ma'ayanot NCSY of Sandy Springs in Atlanta, GA.

One of the oldest congregations in the America.

Contains all 613 Mitzvot and references

NAJCHS' ultimate goal is to prepare students for knowledgeable, thinking, responsible Jewish adulthood. Through our uncompromising committment to academic excellence, we teach the skills necessary for success in college in beyond.We help our students become strong, creative, individuals who find personal fulfillment in reaching out to others, assuming leadership in the Jewish community and establishing meaningful and productive careers. By emphasizing mitzvot and Jewish values, we teach our students to live a moral life.

A general guide for Passover and information about Atlanta resources

Atlanta's Modern Orthodox Day School

Atlanta Kosher consumers and others are expected to attend a one-day kosher food at the Congregation Beth Jacob, Atlanta's oldest and largest Orthodox synagogue. According to Roberta Scher, Festival Marketing Manager, the Southeast Kosher Festival is being held in cooperation with several of Atlanta's leading retail merchants, including Publix, Kroger, Costco, Quality Kosher Emporium, and Return to Eden Supermarket.

Temple Beth Tefilloh is a member of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, serving southeastern Georgia from its historic sanctuary in Brunswick, Georgia

Temple Emanu-El is a traditional reform synagogue and member of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Located in Dunwoody, Georgia - a suburban community north of Atlanta - Temple Emanu-El is a spiritual home for a thriving and vibrant Jewish congregation.

Temple Kol Emeth is a very friendly congregation in Cobb County.

The Atlanta Maccabiah Press is "Atlanta's Jewish Community Newspaper." We print 16,000 copies on a monthly basis. We cover local events primarily, along with simchas, business, sports, statewide news and obituaries.

Torah from Dixie is a publication containing intriguing thoughts on the weekly Torah portion and festivals produced by the Jewish community of Atlanta.