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Synagogues & Temples in North Carolina

North Carolina is home to 19 Jewish congregations listed on JewSA, spread across 7 communities.

The largest listed communities are Charlotte (3 listings), Durham (3 listings) and Chapel Hill (1 listing).

Denomination is recorded for 6 of these congregations, spanning 4 traditions including Jewish, Reform and Conservative And Orthodox.

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

7
Communities
19
Congregations
4
Denominations
4
With a website

Denominations Represented

Jewish2
Reform2
Conservative And Orthodox1
Reform;Conservative1

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

Chapel Hill

Kehillah Synagogue
Jewish · 1200 Mason Farm Road

Charlotte

Chabad Center for Jewish Life
Denomination not listed · 6619 Sardis Road
Temple Beth El
Denomination not listed · 5101 Providence Road
Temple Israel
Denomination not listed · 4901 Providence Road

Durham

Beth El Synagogue
Conservative And Orthodox · 1004 Watts Street
Jewish Federation
Denomination not listed · 3518 Westgate Drive
Judea Reform Congregation
Reform · 1933 West Cornwallis Road

Greenville

Congregation Bayt Shalom
Reform;Conservative · 4351 East 10th Street

Raleigh

Temple Beth Or
Reform · 5315 Creedmoor Road

Whiteville

Beth Israel Center
Denomination not listed · 269 Frink Street

Other Areas

Beth David Synagogue
Denomination not listed · 804 Winview Drive
Beth Ha-Tephila Congregation
Denomination not listed
Beth Meyer Synagogue
Denomination not listed
Congregation Sha'arei Israel
Denomination not listed
Emore Solomon Chapel
Denomination not listed
Temple Emanuel
Denomination not listed · 1129 Jefferson Road
Temple Kol Tikvah of Lake Norman
Jewish
Temple of Israel
Denomination not listed
Temple of the High Country - Schaefer Jewish Community Center
Denomination not listed · 1043 West King Street

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many synagogues are there in North Carolina?

JewSA lists 19 synagogues and temples across 7 communities in North Carolina, each with its location, denomination, and contact details.

What is the largest Jewish community in North Carolina?

Charlotte has the most listings in North Carolina, with 3 congregations on JewSA, followed by Durham with 3.

What is the most common synagogue denomination in North Carolina?

Among North Carolina listings that record a denomination, Jewish is the most common, with 2 congregations.

What synagogue denominations are represented in North Carolina?

Congregations listed in North Carolina include Jewish, Conservative And Orthodox, Reform, Reform;Conservative. Every listing notes its denomination where it is known.

Which North Carolina cities have synagogues on JewSA?

Cities with listed congregations include Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Durham, Greenville, Raleigh, Whiteville.

Is the North Carolina synagogue directory free to use?

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

Don't see a North Carolina 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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