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Synagogues & Temples in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is home to 117 Jewish congregations listed on JewSA, spread across 42 communities.
The largest listed communities are Philadelphia (18 listings), Elkins Park (5 listings) and Pittsburgh (5 listings).
Denomination is recorded for 46 of these congregations, spanning 6 traditions including Reform, Conservative and Orthodox.
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 Pennsylvania listings do not specify one.
Allentown
Altoona
Bala Cynwyd
Berwyn
Bethlehem
Blue Bell
Carnegie
Eagle
Elkins Park
Erdenheim
Erie
Fort Washington
Gladwyne
Greensburg
Harrisburg
King of Prussia
Kingston
Lafayette Hill
Lancaster
Lehighton
Lords Valley
Malvern
Maple Glen
Merion Station
Newtown
Newtown Township
Penn Valley
Philadelphia
Phoenixville
Pittsburgh
Pocono Pines
Pottsville
Scranton
State College
Stroudsburg
Wallingford
Washington
West Chester
Wynnewood
Wyomissing
York
Other Areas
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many synagogues are there in Pennsylvania?
JewSA lists 117 synagogues and temples across 42 communities in Pennsylvania, each with its location, denomination, and contact details.
What is the largest Jewish community in Pennsylvania?
Philadelphia has the most listings in Pennsylvania, with 18 congregations on JewSA, followed by Elkins Park with 5.
What is the most common synagogue denomination in Pennsylvania?
Among Pennsylvania listings that record a denomination, Reform is the most common, with 16 congregations.
What synagogue denominations are represented in Pennsylvania?
Congregations listed in Pennsylvania include Jewish, Conservative, Orthodox, Reform, Traditional, Reform Judaism, and others. Every listing notes its denomination where it is known.
Which Pennsylvania cities have synagogues on JewSA?
Cities with listed congregations include Allentown, Altoona, Bala Cynwyd, Berwyn, Bethlehem, Blue Bell, among others.
Is the Pennsylvania synagogue directory free to use?
Yes. JewSA is a free, community-built directory. If a Pennsylvania congregation is missing or out of date, you can suggest an addition or correction.
Don't see a Pennsylvania congregation, or spot something out of date?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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