Jewish New Mexico

Welcome to Jewish life in Albuquerque! And welcome to AbqJew.com! Whether you live here, work here, or are just visiting (or planning to visit) Albuquerque, everything you need to know about Jewish life in Albuquerque is right here! Your Guide to Jewish Life in Albuquerque, New Mexico!

Blossom Welfeld - An experienced real estate agent servicing the Jewish communities of Teaneck, Englewood, Tenafly, Fort Lee, New Milford, Bergenfield, Paramus and Fairlawn in Bergen County, NJ.

The Only Orthodox Shul in Albuquerque, NM

This is the web site for Congregation Albert, New Mexico's Oldest Reform Jewish Institution

Santa Fe's Friendly Synagogue, a traditional reform congregation.

Statistics and information about relations between Israel and the State of New Mexico.

The community synagogue and Jewish center of Los Alamos, New Mexico. Elevation 7300 feet.

Newsletters, conferences, workshops and lectures, tours, and site visits are organized by the New Mexico Jewish Historical Society. Volunteer driven and non secular 501 (c) 3 non profit corporation founded in 1985 by A. David Scholder

The New Mexico Jewish Link is a monthly community newspaper, published as a service by the Jewish Federation of Greater Albuquerque, that focuses on Jewish life in New Mexico. It is committed to seeing Jewish life thrive.

An Orthodox Synagogue in one of America's most beautiful vacation destinations.

Solomon Schechter Day School of Albuquerque offers a stimulating, caring setting in which children learn how to learn and how to love learning, how to love their Jewish heritage, and how to bring that heritage alive in new ways. The school welcomes all Jewish children from the greater Albuquerque area.

The Rebbe's Orkestra is an exciting group of musicians who have been performing and celebrating simchas in New Mexico and the Southwest since 1996. Playing a variety of Jewish music: Klezmer, Middle-Eastern & Israeli, Sephardic, Yiddish theater & folk songs, and more--The Rebbe's Orkestra plays for concerts, weddings ceremonies, bar/bat mitzvah parties, baby namings, workshops, dance parties, festivals---you name it!

Walking Stick Foundation is a nonprofit tax-exempt Jewish and Native American partnership dedicated to the recovery and preservation of indigenous spirituality.