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  Temple Tikvah is truly a house of worship that feels like a home. I have been to many services and programs in a variety of synagogues in Nassau and Queens and this is the warmest most welcoming environment that I have encountered. The clergy is friendly and approachable, the services are lively, the music is amazing, and the congregants are like friends you just haven't seen in a while. This is the Cheers of Synagogues, where everybody knows your name, they are always glad you came, and there is a seat already waiting for you. The services, programs and events are well organized and well attended, and the membership fees are some of the most reasonable in the area. There are a lot of congregants from Nassau and Queens, and a few from Suffolk County. The religious school and children's programs are also one of the most diverse and comprehensive being offered locally. The building is lovely, boasting a beautiful new sanctuary, excellent caterer on site, and a nice ball room available for rental.

  Added June 03, 2017 by Charla Schnupp