The Brotherhood Synagogue

Rabbi Dan is one of the most spiritual people you will ever meet. The synagogue is more of a community center. It used to be a Quaker meeting house. You feel the warmth when you enter. They have lectures and a fabulous hebrew school. The prayers are traditional hebrew. Men and women sit together. My wife and raised three children there.

Beautiful family oriented synagogue on the south end of the park. Amazing rabbi and wonderful congratulation. We've been members for 20 years

Brotherhood is not just a synagogue to us. It's a school for our little guys. It's a strong community, it's a support network and really has become an extension of our family.

This is a warm and inviting congregation in an architecturally historic building. In-person services have resumed for Friday evening and Saturday mornings. There is a wonderful spiritual feeling in the space and also a lot of laughter. The congregation has a full range of programming beginning with short programs for toddlers, a daily nursery school, Hebrew school up through bar and bat mitzvahs and then too many adult education classes to describe.

This is beautiful synagogue. I am talking about the building and the people. Everybody is so Nice and inclusive. Shabbat service is amazing. If you are looking for a conservative synagogue, consider this congregation. This is what religion is about; no judgement, and kindness. This is your place!

A wonderful, warm and welcoming congregation. The services are traditional egalitarian, and very easy to participate regardless of your experience level. Definitely worth visiting and joining if you are looking for a Synagogue in the Gramercy/East Village area.

A spiritual place of light that shines through the beautiful historical windows and reflects of the walls.

A moving sabbath and a joyful Seder. First time ever in a synagogue or celebrating passover.

Would not let me daven after calling and explaining there are no other places open... stay away if you are new... I’d give them negative stars if I could

Historic building that started as a Quaker meeting house. Well preserved and welcoming.