More and more congregations are getting involved every day. Here is a list of Reform congregations who pay dues to CBCO organizations:

Arizona:

• Congregation Chaverim, Tuscon
• Temple Emanuel, Tempe

California:

• Congregation Beth Am, Los Altos Hills
• Congregation Beth El, Berkeley
• Congregation Beth Israel, Carmel
• Congregation Rodef Sholom, San Rafael
• Congregation Sha’ar Zahav, San Francisco
• Congregation Sherith Israel, San Francisco
• Congregation Shir Hadash, Los Gatos
• Congregation Shomrei Torah, Santa Rosa
• Stephen S. Wise Temple, Los Angeles
• Temple Beth El, Aptos
• Temple Emanu-El, Santa Clara
• Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills
• Temple Emanu-El, San Jose
• Temple Isaiah, Los Angeles
• Temple Israel of Hollywood, Los Angeles
• Temple Judea, Tarzana
• Temple Sinai, Oakland
• Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Los Angeles

Florida:

• Temple Beth Am, Miami
• Temple Beth Sholom, Miami Beach
• Temple Beth Torah, Wellington
• Temple B’nai Israel, Clearwater
• Temple Israel, Tallahassee
• Temple Israel of Greater Miami, Miami

Illinois:

• Beth Emet the Free Synagogue, Evantson
• B’nai Jehoshua Beth Elohim, Glenview— Fain Award winners for organizing
• Congregation Etz Chaim, Lombard
• Congregation Or Shalom, Vernon Hills
• Chicago Sinai Congregation, Chicago
• Congregation Solel, Highland Park
• Oak Park Temple, Oak Park
• Temple Beth Israel, Skokie
• Temple Sholom, Chicago

Louisiana:

• Temple Sinai, New Orleans

Maine:

• Temple Beth El, Augusta

Massachusetts:

• Beth Avodah, Newton
• Beth El Temple Center, Belmont
• Beth Elohim, Wellsley
• Congregation Beth El, Sudbury
• Temple Isaiah, Lexington— Fain Award winners for organizing
• Temple Israel, Boston— Fain Award winners for organizing
• Temple Shalom of Newton, Newton
• Temple Shir Tikvah, Wayland
• Temple Sinai, Springfield

Michigan:

• Temple Emanu-El, Oak Park

Minnesota

• Mount Zion Temple, Saint Paul

New Jersey:

• Beth Haverim Shir Shalom, Mawah
• Temple Beth El, Hillsborough

New Mexico:

• Temple Beth Shalom, Santa Fe

New York:

• Central Synagogue, New York
• Congregation Rodeph Sholom, New York
• East End Temple, New York
• Temple Sinai, Roslyn
• Central Synagogue of Nassau County, Rockville Centre

North Carolina:

• Judea Reform Congregation, Durham
• Temple Emanuel, Winston Salem

Nebraska:

• Temple Israel, Omaha

Ohio:

• Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple, Beachwood
• Congregation Beth Tikvah, Columbus
• Temple Beth Shalom, New Albany
• Temple Sholom, Cincinnati
• Temple Sholom, Springfield

Tennessee:

• The Temple Congregation Ohabei Shalom, Nashville

Texas:

• Congregation Beth Israel, Houston
• Congregation Kol Halev, Austin
• Temple Emanu-El, Dallas
• Temple Shalom, Dallas
• Temple Mount Sinai, El Paso

Viginia

• Beth El Hebrew Congregation, Alexandria
• Temple Rodeph Shalom. Falls Church

Washington:

• Kol Haneshama, Seattle
• Temple Beth Am, Seattle
• Temple Beth El, Tacoma

Wisconsin:

• Beth Hillel Temple, Kenosha

Many more Reform synagogues are in the process of considering joining community organizing groups. Conservative, Reconstructionist, and Orthodox synagogues also engage in congregation-based community organizing.

Are you missing from this list? Let us know!

If there is no community organizing group near you, we still want to hear from you. New organizing groups form with some frequency—based largely on levels of local interest. Please contact Just Congregations. We may already have heard from other congregations in your area.