Temple Emmanuel

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60 Tudor St
Chelsea, MA 02150
+1 (617) 889-1736
https://templeemmanuelofchelsea.org

Temple Emmanuel of Chelsea is a welcoming community serving both Reform and Conservative congregants from across the North Shore of Massachusetts. The temple offers Shabbat services, high holiday observances, and a variety of community programs, promoting a strong sense of belonging and spiritual engagement.

In addition to religious services, Temple Emmanuel hosts a range of committees focused on advocacy, collaboration, and cultural preservation, including a historic museum dedicated to Chelsea's Jewish heritage. The temple is committed to fostering inclusivity and social justice while providing support and care for its members through various outreach programs.

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5.01 reviews
Marcia K.
10/25/2017

This is a wonderful welcoming friendly Temple Oksana the Rabbi and Cantor sounds like an angel and always tries to involve the congregation in singing and prayers!

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