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The City Congregation for Humanistic Judaism

249 West 34th St. Ste 600
New York, NY 10001
(212) 213-1002
citycongregation.org
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Humanistic Judaism in New York City offers secular Jews a philosophy of life that integrates the value of Jewish identity with a belief in the importance of human reason and human power.

Our NYC home of Judaism declares that reason, rather than faith, is the source of truth and that human intelligence and experience are capable of guiding our lives. It offers an opportunity to practice Judaism... more
Posted by Citysearch on September 05, 2009

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Looking for Community

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I was looking for community, somewhere to belong, accepting, open and not bound by dogma. As an adult single female, I've been there and done that, but I was still trying to find a place to call my congregation, where I could feel I found a group of like minded people. Never felt quite at home in most congregations until a friend told me she had met a couple who had similar beliefs to my own... more
Posted by Sandy11201 on August 25, 2009

the perfect place for secular Jewish people

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If you're looking for a place to celebrate your Jewish heritage and culture but don't want or need the supernatural aspect of the religion, this is it. The congregation is made up of interesting Jewish people (and in many instances, their non-Jewish partners) from all over NYC, as well as from Jersey, Westchester, and CT. There are many events (Shabbats, KidSchool, Adult Perspectives... more
Posted by Samaser on August 24, 2009

Makes Sense For Us

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My wife and I wanted to find a Sunday school where our daughter could learn about her Jewish heritage and culture, but without being indoctrinated in the religion itself. We wanted to find a congregation where we could be accepted as an atheist (me) and an agnostic (my wife), and where we wouldn't feel like hypocrites whenever we opened a prayer book. We've found all that and more at the City... more
Posted by BostonBrand on August 24, 2009
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