Southwest Orlando Jewish Congregation

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Orlando, United States

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Conservative synagogue

Southwest Orlando Jewish Congregation Reviews | Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Southwest Orlando Jewish Congregation is located in Orlando, United States on 11200 S Apopka Vineland Rd. Southwest Orlando Jewish Congregation is rated 4.8 out of 5 in the category conservative synagogue in United States.

Address

11200 S Apopka Vineland Rd

Phone

+1 4072395444

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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David Reitblatt

SOJC promotes itself as “one of the friendliest and most incredibly warm congregations you will ever find”. They definitely live up to that. My wife & I attended Saturday morning minyan so I could say Kaddish. We were warmly welcomed by different members and had a wonderful time. We are looking forward to coming back!

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Marcos Urbina

this is how we celebrate Christmas with family friends enjoying our music and our traditions, eating the best food on this this is how we celebrate Christmas with family friends enjoying our music and our traditions, eating the best food on this planet planet

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Colonies of Gaming

Has a lot to offer and a great place to learn Hebrew and about Judaism plus it has great services that are on Friday night and Saturday morning. The place does have services on holidays like Rosh Hasshana and Yum Kippor

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EVAN MAZA

I Love Summerlin Las Vegas Nevada But the only thing missing is SOJC - Southwest Orlando Jewish Congregation. This wonderful Temple is not only a House of Prayer, it is a Home filled with family. I’d love to beam SOJC and the entire Congregation over to Summerlin, Las Vegas Nevada.

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Jeffrey Greene

Nice family friendly temple with a nice history in these parts. Together with the beautiful Rosen JCC next door, it's a great place for the family to share in the rich culture of the Jewish community.