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  I'm living on the UWS for the summer and took a chance. Very glad I did. I felt completely at home and welcome. Rabbi and Cantor are dynamic, and the congregation is friendly. Very cool band, too.

  Added June 18, 2017 by Suzanne Du Charme
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  I've been watching their online services and its like a rocking good time, really enjoyable service, you feel apart of the community. Even from across the USA.

  Added June 05, 2017 by A Google User
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  A vibrant Reform congregation on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, Stephen Wise Free Synagogue has served as a catalyst for progressive Jewish thought, support for Israel, and committed social action in the local community and beyond for more than 100 years.
  
  True to our founder, Rabbi Stephen Wise, we manifest the central Jewish value of tikkun olam (repairing the world) through such programs as our onsite Next Step Men’s Shelter and Emergency Food Program. Every day, we strive to realize the Jewish ideals of Torah (Jewish learning), avodah (worship), and g’milut chasadim (acts of loving kindness).
  
  Our Early Childhood Center and Religious School foster the Jewish identities of more than 400 of our children.
  
  We invite you to join us and take part in our vital and inclusive community.

  Added January 29, 2017 by Richard Ulkowski