For more than 160 years, Congregation B’nai Israel has served as a cornerstone of Jewish life in the Greater Bridgeport area. Yet, our strength lies in our willingness to look to the future. Plus, while we are proud of our lively synagogue hosting myriad opportunities for prayer, education, learning and social gatherings, it is our congregation – our people – who truly make us special. Congregation B’nai Israel boasts a diverse intergenerational community that creates long-lasting friendships, enriches lives through shared learning, celebrates joyous occasions, and supports one another in times of need. We want you to be a vibrant part of our community.
Congregation B'nai Israel is a Reform synagogue that helps our congregants connect with Judaism in the way most comfortable for them. Be it Shabbat services, the High Holy Days or Life Cycle Events, we want to be a welcoming home for your and your family's Jewish journey.
A nurturing and stimulating Jewish environment for newborns through Pre-K.
Jewish identity from learning and experiencing being part of a community of peers.
Opportunities for spiritual, educational and social connections to Jewish life.
Providing a meaningful and relevant Jewish education to our high school teens.
Tikkun olam is a vital part of what we do here at Congregation B’nai Israel. Our temple offers many opportunities to get involved in social action and the pursuit of social justice. Everyone is welcome to contribute, whether attending a single event or joining one of our Tikkun Olam committees.
Congregation B'nai Israel is a diverse, welcoming community that builds connections across age groups and interests.
Whether your focus is learning, worship, social or the pursuit of justice, we hope you will find a place in our community and make our synagogue your home.
We depend on the support of devoted individuals to help continue our inspired worship, educational programs, and cultural and social action activities. Each gift helps us maintain the spirit and strength of Congregation B’nai Israel, not just today but also tomorrow.
