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Shearith Israel is serving as a collection site for the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta's supplies and fund drive to support our Jewish brethren displaced and affected by Hurricane Florence. Click here for the list of necessary supplies and drop off the items at Shearith by Sunday, September 30. There will also be a community-wide sorting and packing event on Sunday, October 7. Details will be posted here shortly.  

Join us Friday evening, September 28, for a very casual, fun and family-friendly potluck dinner in Shearith Israel's Sukkah! Featuring a Shabbat sing-a-long led by Rabbi Kaiman, a nice vegetarian-friendly meal, and a lovely evening socializing with your Shearith Israel family. This event is for all ages, from our young families to our Lifetime Members to prospective members. See you in the Sukkah!

Visit the sign-up form here for full details and to indicate what type of dish or items you’ll bring to the potluck.

Congregation Shearith Israel is excited to announce a community journey of discovery to Israel on May 27 - June 7, 2019!

The relationship between North American Jewry and the State of Israel is increasingly complex. We at CSI believe it’s important to create and share traditional Israel experiences with synagogue members, but also to expose participants to new ways of seeing the country and affording them engagement with the challenges of today.

Join us for an unforgettable and unique experience tailored specifically for the Shearith Israel community! For full info, including itinerary, and to register, visit http://www.shearithisrael.kenes-tours.com.

We are an egalitarian, Conservative synagogue devoted to spiritual and religious enrichment, Jewish education and community. At Shearith Israel, we closely follow Jewish tradition while having the insights of modern thought. For more than 100 years, we have served Atlanta by providing a rich environment for pursuing Jewish spirituality, learning, and friendship. Our congregation embraces its members and friends, and we look forward to having you join us for Shabbat or an upcoming event. Shalom!