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Synagogues & Temples in Florida
Florida is home to 93 Jewish congregations listed on JewSA, spread across 37 communities.
The largest listed communities are Miami Beach (8 listings), Boca Raton (3 listings) and Gainesville (3 listings).
Denomination is recorded for 33 of these congregations, spanning 7 traditions including Reform, Orthodox and Conservative.
Browse the listings below by city, each with its denomination where known and contact details.
Denominations Represented
Counts reflect listings where a denomination is recorded. The remaining Florida listings do not specify one.
Aventura
Bay Harbor Islands
Beverly Hills
Boca Raton
Cape Coral
Clearwater
Coral Gables
Coral Springs
Dunedin
Fort Myers
Gainesville
Hallandale Beach
Jacksonville
Longwood
Melbourne
Miami
Miami Beach
North Miami
North Miami Beach
Ocala
Orlando
Ormond Beach
Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Harbor
Parkland
Plantation
Port Saint Lucie
Safety Harbor
Sarasota
Sunny Isles Beach
Surfside
Tallahassee
Tampa
Vero Beach
Wellington
Weston
Other Areas
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many synagogues are there in Florida?
JewSA lists 93 synagogues and temples across 37 communities in Florida, each with its location, denomination, and contact details.
What is the largest Jewish community in Florida?
Miami Beach has the most listings in Florida, with 8 congregations on JewSA, followed by Boca Raton with 3.
What is the most common synagogue denomination in Florida?
Among Florida listings that record a denomination, Reform is the most common, with 13 congregations.
What synagogue denominations are represented in Florida?
Congregations listed in Florida include Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, Jewish, Lubavitch, Reformed, and others. Every listing notes its denomination where it is known.
Which Florida cities have synagogues on JewSA?
Cities with listed congregations include Aventura, Bay Harbor Islands, Beverly Hills, Boca Raton, Cape Coral, Clearwater, among others.
Is the Florida synagogue directory free to use?
Yes. JewSA is a free, community-built directory. If a Florida congregation is missing or out of date, you can suggest an addition or correction.
Don't see a Florida congregation, or spot something out of date? Let us know and we'll add or correct the listing, this is a community-built directory.
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