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The Conservative movement of Judaism, the second largest Jewish denomination, has an enormous presence in Massachusetts. Synagogues are the centers of a diverse spectrum of independent Conservative communities. Since the Conservative Movement is both a religious and organizational entity, affiliation with the Conservative Movement requires adherence to certain guidelines as set by the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.

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• Ahavath Torah Congregation

  http://www.atorah.org/
  Founded in 1919, led today by Rabbi Jonathan Hausman. Membership information, directions, contacts, ways to give, rabbi's profile, lists of staff, and descriptions of a religious school, schedule of services, clubs, social action, and youth groups, and a gift shop. Stoughton.

• Beth Tikvah Synagogue

  http://www.bethtikvahsynagogue.org/
  Founded in 1996, led today by Rabbi Michael Swarttz. Membership information, staff directory, schedule of services, descriptions of a Hebrew School and programs, a calendar, contacts, links, and an email newsletter sign up form. Westborough.

• Congregation B'nai Israel

  http://www.cbinorthampton.org/
  Founded in 1905, led today by Rabbi Justin David. Newsletters, membership and donation information, profiles, a blog, descriptions of services, schools, rites of passage, an education focus group, family and youth programming, clubs, and social action, a calendar, and links. Northampton.

• Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills

  http://www.bethshalombluehills.org/
  Description of congregation, services offered, calendar, and events. Milton, Massachusetts.

• Congregation Kehillath Israel: Brookline, Massachusetts

  http://www.congki.org/
  In Coolidge Corner. Contains service schedule; educational programs for children, youth, and adults; and sermon archive.

• Congregation Mishkan Tefila

  http://www.mishkantefila.org/
  Includes schedule of services along with information on programs and the "Library Minyan" alternative services. Newton.

• Congregation Or Atid

  http://www.congregationoratid.org/
  Founded in 1991, today with over one hundred and fifty families. Description of services, social action, clubs and youth groups, and a religious school and adult education, profile of Rabbi Sally R. Finestone, membership information, a calendar, and links. Wayland.

• Congregation Shirat Hayam

  http://www.shirathayam.org/
  Led Rabbi Michael Ragozin and Cantor Elana Rozenfeld. Synagogue and preschool in Swampscott Massachusetts serving the North Shore Jewish community and interfaith families.

• Knesset Israel

  http://www.knessetisrael.org/
  Includes profile of rabbi, events calendar, and service schedule. Pittsfield.

• Temple Ahavat Achim

  http://www.taagloucester.org/
  Includes information on rabbi, services, bulletin board, and social actions. Gloucester.

• Temple Beth Am

  http://templebethamrandolph.org/
  Founded in 1953, led today by Rabbi Loel M. Weiss. Descriptions of a religious school and Brotherhood, membership information, profiles, list of board members and officers, bulletins, links, and schedule of services. Randolph.

• Temple Beth El

  http://www.tbespringfield.org/
  Founded in 1913, led today by Rabbi Amy Wallk Katz, Ph.D. Profiles, an online media center including blessing and prayer audios and bulletins, descriptions of services and education and schools, library hours, a calendar, and links. Springfield.

• Temple Beth Emunah

  http://www.templebethemunah.org/
  Led today by Rabbi Arye Berk and President Robert Fishman. Messages and profiles, descriptions of clubs, facility rentals, religious and high schools, family services, a college book scholarship contest, social action, and a cooking club, links, and a calendar. Brockton.

• Temple Beth Shalom: Cambridge, Massachusetts

  http://www.tremontstreetshul.org/
  Traditional Jewish congregation near Inman Square.

• Temple Beth Sholom

  http://www.beth-sholom.org/
  Includes schedule of services, religious school information, membership information, and photographs of happenings of interest. Framingham.

• Temple Beth Torah

  http://www.bethtorah.org/
  Founded in 1972, today with about two hundred families. Profile of Rabbi Earl Kideckel, messages, calendars, descriptions of and calendars for schools and adult education, committees, clubs, youth programs, and services, links, and forms. Holliston.

• Temple Bnai Shalom

  http://www.tbsbraintree.com/
  Led today by Rabbi Milton Feierstein and Cantor Seth Grossman. Profiles, descriptions of religious education and a Sisterhood and a Men's Club, announcements and upcoming events, and a list of board members. Braintree.

• Temple Emanuel

  http://www.templeemanuel.com/
  Information about services, programs, library and Judaica shop. Also contains bulletins and handbooks. "Ask our Rabbis" form. Newton.

• Temple Emeth: Brookline, Massachusetts

  http://www.templeemeth.org/
  Information on services and programs, educational programs, Hebrew School, adult education, and nursery school. Offers many links to various resources.

• Temple Emunah

  http://templeemunah.org/
  Message from the Rabbi and information on programs and projects. Lexington.

• Temple Israel: Natick, Massachusetts

  http://tiofnatick.org/
  Located fifteen miles west of Boston. Information on services, holidays, events, calendar of events, adult education and the Natick USY.

• Temple Israel: Sharon, Massachusetts

  http://www.tisharon.org/
  Information on youth services, adult and family education programs that are offered, Hertz Nursery School, news from the sisterhood and the Rabbi's message.

• Temple Ner Tamid

  http://www.templenertamid.org/
  Founded in 1959, today with more than three hundred families. Profile of Rabbi David Klatzker and a monthly message, bulletins, calendars, descriptions of clubs and youth groups and committees and schools, and a rites of passage page. Peabody.

• Temple Reyim

  http://www.reyim.org/
  Family-oriented synagogue. Information about services, facilities, programs and activities. Also contains original children's stories. Newton.

• Temple Shaare Tefilah

  http://www.templeshaaretefilah.org/
  Led today by Rabbi Andrea M. Gouze and President Carol Turkewitz. Messages from the rabbi and president, schedule of services, news on the community and Israel, contacts, directions, and a list of committees and clubs. Norwood.

• Temple Shalom

  http://www.templeshalommedford.org/
  Founded in 1945, led today by Rabbi Braham David. Upcoming events, a calendar, schedule of services, descriptions of family programs, social action, adult education, and clubs, list of clergy and officers, school contacts, and links. Medford.

• Tifereth Israel Congregation

  http://www.tinewbedford.org/
  Led by Rabbi Raphael Kanter and Cantor Nathaniel Schudrich. Profiles, list of officers, descriptions of education, clubs and youth programming, and membership, schedule of services, upcoming events, a calendar, a newsletter, photos, links, and forms. New Bedford.

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