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Sinai Temple is dedicated to providing a welcoming and caring community for its members, devoted to Jewish learning and support for Israel and the Jewish people, and committed to improving ourselves and the world through a growing relationship with God from generation to generation. We are committed to the principles and values of Conservative Judaism and we welcome Jews of all backgrounds and affiliations to observe life cycle events, and pursue our mission through prayer, rituals, learning, music and the other gifts God has given us. Sinai Akiba Academy Sinai Akiba Academy, a Solomon Schechter Conservative Jewish day school established in 1968, draws on the rich traditions of our Jewish heritage while offering a powerful academic environment—creating an exceptional educational and spiritual journey for your child. We teach respect for the diversity of Jewish practice within a culturally rich, caring community that empowers students with a keen sense of their connection to the larger community—the keystone for becoming compassionate Jewish leaders in their communities and the world.

Baitulmal America is a hub of social services that enhance the lifestyles of members of the community at large. Baitulmal America, Inc. offers a modern solution to today's problems. We strive to assist our communities by focusing on at-risk populations. Our target audiences are individuals and families that suffer from hunger, homelessness, and unemployment. The essence of the organization is the effective operation of a communal support system that improves the quality of life in the areas of education, social services, entrepreneurship, and family cohesiveness. This concept of unification and cultural reinforcement are key components to expressing the purification of Islamic life and an ideal reflection of the cultural influence that it intends to have interwoven into American society. The current flow of the organization is filled with passion and motivation to organize, execute, and forward the agenda of the organization. Its board is actively engaging the concepts and strategic planning established to mobilize the activities that can be implemented considering the communal restrictions that have been imposed on society through its biological and socio-political complications. Now, more than ever, the essence of the services that Baitulmal America currently and intends to provide is a necessity to restore harmony, synergy, and common unity (community). The organization has an opportunity to demonstrate their pure intent and commitment to strengthening the state of the family unit and its effect on its subsequent generations. By focusing on the operational execution of the organization’s activities and bringing order to its strategic implementation, Baitulmal America is on its way to making its vision a reality.

Temple Emanu-El is an egalitarian, Conservative synagogue serving the spiritual and communal needs of our congregants in the northern valley of Bergen County, NJ. For more than 90 years, Temple Emanu-El has sustained an atmosphere of warmth and spirituality that brings families back from generation to generation. Under the direction of our clergy Rabbi David-Seth Kirshner, Assistant Rabbi Jeremy Feinberg, Rabbi for Lifelong Learning Jeremy Ruberg, and Cantor Israel Singer, we offer daily and Shabbat services, a wide range of programming for adults and children of all ages, and one of the pre-eminent Religious School programs in Bergen County. We also offer a vibrant Adult Education program, an active Sisterhood, Men’s Club, Social Action Committee, Israeli Affairs Committee, and special programs for teens. The spiritual experiences and social programming at Temple Emanu-El provide multiple opportunities for our members and visitors to connect to their Jewish heritage, to the State of Israel, and to form life-long bonds with their fellow congregants and community members.

Working toward “living” this vision, Temple Beth-El’s services, programs and resources will strive to: Find ways to continue to build an inclusive community among our congregation. This includes the entire spectrum of our Jewish community: people of all ages, varied racial and cultural backgrounds, blended families, interfaith families, people who are single, partnered and the LGBTQ+ community. All who wish to explore their identity to Judaism are welcome. Read more about our inclusive community. Expand engagement among our membership as a progressive reform congregation through contemporary and innovative education for our students and through faith-based and life-based programming for our adults. Build upon our commitment to Tikkun Olam (repair the world) and G’milut Chasdim (deeds of loving kindness) and the celebration of life as a community through Avodah (in our worship) and Torah (in our study). Provide support and solidarity for Israel through various programming and educational opportunities thereby giving our adults and youth the freedom and comfort to connect to Israel in a personal meaningful ways.

When you visit the JCK we are sure that you will feel at home at our various services, programs, and social events. The JCK family is known for its intimate, welcoming, inclusive, and informal character where our Jewish culture and traditions come to life in vibrant and modern ways. We welcome non-Jewish partners to participate in all areas of congregational life. Whether you are looking for a spiritual connection, Jewish education, opportunities for social action, or social programming, the JCK has what you have been looking for in a congregation! As the rabbi of the JCK, my goal is to facilitate the presentation of Judaism, our texts, culture, theology, food, and Israel, in a way that will instill a sense of excitement and wonderment in Jews of all ages, and lead toward increased curiosity, spirituality and a real sense of community. At the JCK we empower our community members to take ownership of the aspects of Judaism with which they identify, interact, and in which they are most invested; guiding them towards greater confidence in their Jewish identities and practice. We look forward to welcoming you at one of our services or other great events during the year. B’shalom (in peace), Rabbi Josh Leighton

MCCFI Mission State Master's Circle Christian Fellowship International Inc (MCCFI). is a fellowship of independent churches and ministry leaders who have joined together for mutual strength and support. Every church and ministry with MCCFI, remains autonomous and self-  govern. The chosen leadership for MCCFI is not responsible for and cannot interfere in the affairs of its individual members, but may provide counsel and guidance when counsel and guidance is requested. Assure that God's anointed word reaches the masses. By leading those to Jesus Christ whom they choose as their personal savior. Providing spiritual guidance while directing and teaching them to serve. Reaching Pastors to Pastors and Connecting Ministers to Ministry." It is also our mission to train and teach our Pastors the necessity to meet the needs of the church and “Community at large through food, clothing housing and job needs by partnering Outreach” with organizations that assist in these needs. Education Outreach consists of innovative Scholarship Funds. Our global reach with our ministry partners have aligned themselves to work with us to meet these needs. With God’s direction and protection, all things are possible to evangelize the Good News!.

Our mission statement at Hill of Hope has always been that we connect people with resources to people with needs. Generosity is a value that reflects one's attitude and commitment to making a difference in the lives of others and their circumstances, both domestically and globally. As a public non-profit 501-C-3, we are able to accept gifts from all sources: public, private, government, foundations, grants, etc. in order to heal broken people and their broken communities. People come to us to begin a new effort to help people in unique ways because we are equipped to assist with accounting, technical support and hands on experience. We can assist them to set goals, and empower them to accomplish them. We have a passion to help make the impossible possible. -George L. Haines, President Hill of Hope enables new projects and organizations to be birthed. We are also privileged to have helped institutions that are well known today, when they were getting started many years ago. We have also been the source of encouragement to begin what is today a successful organization to help the homeless in Los Angeles Our Board of Directors is made up of individuals who passionately believe in our mission. George Haines, Ph.D. President, Worldwide Financial Consultants, Inc. Jonathan Andrew Holborn Owner Jam'd Ray De Angelo President, RAD & Assoc.

Rooted deeply. Our association with KKBE links us to a distinguished past. As one of the oldest congregations in America (founded in 1749), the birthplace of Reform Judaism in America (1824), and home to the oldest sanctuary in continuous use for Jewish worship in America, we are committed to preserving the legacy of our heritage. We come to KKBE to feel the spiritual uplift that comes from connecting with our deep roots. And, with pride, we share the stories of our historic congregation, sanctuary, and cemetery with visitors from throughout our city, country, and around the world. Growing wisely. At KKBE, “Reform” is a verb. Through reflection, study, experimentation and change, we affirm the ability of our congregation, and its individual members, to grow and evolve Jewishly. We strive to be lifelong learners, open to finding wisdom in ancient texts and spirituality in modern songs. We take seriously the mandate of Reform Judaism to make “educated choices;” we empower our members and educate our children to make Judaism a meaningful and significant part of their lives. Cultivating community. We seek to be an inclusive community for all individuals who wish to make KKBE their spiritual home. As we support one another through our joys and sorrows, as we come together to the rhythm of the Jewish calendar, we grow together as a congregation, as a family. Just as we cultivate relationships within the walls of our synagogue with care and intentionality, so too do we cultivate inclusivity and opportunity throughout the wider community. We embrace our sacred teaching not just to seek justice and peace, but to pursue them.

LOVING UP It is a commitment to Christ and to the disciplines necessary for spiritual growth. This is where it all begins and what life is ultimately about – knowing Christ. True meaning is found and new life begins when we experience the transforming power of Jesus. Introducing people to the gospel of Christ is one of our greatest joys at First Baptist Church. Together as a faith family, we walk alongside each other, growing in our knowledge of Christ by worshiping, praying, teaching and studying God’s Word. Our church exists to create disciples who have the desire to glorify Jesus Christ by cultivating a loving family who leads its members to heartfelt worship and deepening discipleship. LOVING IN It is a commitment to discovering and using God-given gifts and abilities in serving God and others. At First Baptist Church we experience authentic community among men and women, boys and girls, families and individuals of every life stage and circumstance, each seeking to live by Christ’s example and in His power to care for others beyond themselves. Regular fellowship opportunities through small groups are a priority at our church, building intentional and meaningful connections among fellow Christians in your community. Our church exists to create disciples who have the desire to glorify Jesus Christ by cultivating a loving family who leads its members to caring ministry. LOVING OUT It is a commitment to sharing the gospel message with others. The Church serves as the Body of Christ in the world today, meeting needs and sharing hope. As His people, one of our greatest purposes is to live out the love of Christ everywhere we go. Throughout our daily routines, God’s grace spurs us on to selfless giving and sacrificial living. At First Baptist Church, we seek to join God’s work of meeting needs and changing lives by serving our members, caring for our neighbors in the community and around the world through missions, and giving generously of our time and resources for the sake of the gospel. Our church exists to create disciples who have the desire to glorify Jesus Christ by cultivating a loving family who leads its members to personal evangelism.

Gift of Living Water is an international ministry serving people in the name of Jesus Christ. Our mission is to promote human transformation through community connections. We help connect people with work, food and other life necessities through our many outreaches using a point system.

Their mission is to connect with leaders through conferences, training programs, and encounter retreats and to ultimately impact communities in the Philippines.

The Daraja Children’s Choir was created to bridge different cultures by igniting hearts to worship, connecting lives to serve and discipling young leaders.