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Name Phone Denomination
Skylake Chabad 786.514.3464 Orthodox
Shalom Congregation 718.404.2282 Orthodox
Shaare Ezra Sephardic Congregation Sephardic Orthodox
Ohev Shalom Congregation 305.865.9851 Orthodox
Netive Ezra 305.933.3900 Orthodox
Magen David Congregation - Syrian Sephardic 305.520.9348 Orthodox
Kol Eliyahu, formerly Adas Dej 845.537.0643 Orthodox
Keter Abraham 786.942.7070
KavanahLife (Singles) 786.201.1677 Orthodox
El Centro de Estudios Judios - Torat Emet 305.300.0607 Orthodox
Edmond J. Safra Synagogue 305.931.4313 Orthodox
Cuban Hebrew Congregation - Temple Beth Shmuel 305.534.7213 Conservative
Congregation Shaaray Tefilah 305.651.1562 Orthodox
Congregation Ohr Chaim 305.674.1326 Orthodox
Congregation Magen David Sephardic Jewish Center of North Miami Beach 305.627.3149 Orthodox
Congregation Dor Chadash 305.595.3838 Reform & Conservative
Chabad Russian Center 786.664.7055 Orthodox
Chabad of Palmetto Bay & Deering Bay 786.282.0413 Orthodox
Chabad of North Miami Beach East 862.226.2869 Orthodox
Chabad of Miami Shores 305.354.0100 Orthodox
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Starting the School Year Ready With JVC

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Federation’s JVC visited the Everglades Rec Center with a group of volunteers to spend time with children of migrant workers and help fill their backpacks.

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Interest-Free Loans for Higher Education

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Jewish students can now apply for need-based, interest-free loans covering college, graduate school and vocational programs through JELF (Jewish Educational Loan Fund), a Federation partner agency.

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