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Synagogues & Temples in Minnesota

Minnesota is home to 12 Jewish congregations listed on JewSA, spread across 5 communities.

The largest listed communities are Saint Louis Park (5 listings), Minneapolis (3 listings) and Rochester (2 listings).

Denomination is recorded for 7 of these congregations, spanning 7 traditions including Conservative, Haredi and Modern Orthodox.

Browse the listings below by city, each with its denomination where known and contact details.

5
Communities
12
Congregations
7
Denominations
6
With a website

City Guides

Synagogues in Saint Louis Park (5)

Denominations Represented

Conservative1
Haredi1
Modern Orthodox1
Orthodox1
Reconstructionist1
Reform1
United Synagogue Of Conservative Judaism1

Counts reflect listings where a denomination is recorded. The remaining Minnesota listings do not specify one.

Mendota Heights

Beth Jacob Congregatoin
United Synagogue Of Conservative Judaism · 1179 Victoria Curve

Minneapolis

Hillel House
Denomination not listed · 1521 Southeast University Avenue
Mayim Rabim
Reconstructionist · 4401 York Avenue South
Shir Tikvah Synagogue
Denomination not listed · 1360 West Minnehaha Parkway

Rochester

B'nai Israel Synagogue & Dan Abraham Jewish Cultural Center
Denomination not listed · 150 7th Avenue SW
Chabad Lubavitch
Denomination not listed · 2nd Street SW

Saint Louis Park →

Bais Yisroel Synagogue
Haredi · 4221 Sunset Boulevard
Beth El Synagogue
Conservative · 5225 West Barry Street
Darchei Noam
Orthodox (Modern) · 2950 Joppa Avenue South
Kehilat Sar Shalom
Denomination not listed · 2734 Rhode Island Avenue South
Kenesseth Israel Congregation
Orthodox · 4330 28th Street West

Saint Paul

Mount Zion Temple
Reform · 1300 Summit Avenue

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many synagogues are there in Minnesota?

JewSA lists 12 synagogues and temples across 5 communities in Minnesota, each with its location, denomination, and contact details.

What is the largest Jewish community in Minnesota?

Saint Louis Park has the most listings in Minnesota, with 5 congregations on JewSA, followed by Minneapolis with 3.

What is the most common synagogue denomination in Minnesota?

Among Minnesota listings that record a denomination, Conservative is the most common, with 1 congregation.

What synagogue denominations are represented in Minnesota?

Congregations listed in Minnesota include United Synagogue Of Conservative Judaism, Reconstructionist, Haredi, Conservative, Orthodox (Modern), Orthodox, and others. Every listing notes its denomination where it is known.

Which Minnesota cities have synagogues on JewSA?

Cities with listed congregations include Mendota Heights, Minneapolis, Rochester, Saint Louis Park, Saint Paul.

Is the Minnesota synagogue directory free to use?

Yes. JewSA is a free, community-built directory. If a Minnesota congregation is missing or out of date, you can suggest an addition or correction.

Don't see a Minnesota 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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