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Congregation Or Shalom of Orange, Connecticut, invites you to celebrate Judaism in our friendly, family-oriented synagogue.
Experience our “services-in-the-round” which enhance our sense of community and inclusiveness. Stand beside us in our commitment to social action--Tikun Olam--repairing and healing the world. Join us as we discover the ancient texts of our heritage and the light they shed on the issues of today.
Congregation Or Shalom is an egalitarian Conservative synagogue, drawn to tradition as well as aspiring to innovation. We welcome interfaith families and our religious school welcomes interfaith families raising Jewish children. Our members reside in the greater New Haven area Eastern Fairfield County, and the Naugatuck Valley, and encompass a spectrum of ages, political orientations and levels of Jewish observance. Yet, we all feel connected!
At Congregation Or Shalom you will truly find open doors, open minds and open hearts.
What's New
LAUGHS FROM NEW YORK! @ CONGREGATION OR SHALOM! CELEBRITY COMEDIAN NIGHT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH [ more ]
Sunday, November 17, 2019 – 9a.m. On August 9th, 1940, a ship called the S.S. Quanza left Portugal, filled with Jewish refugees frantically trying to escape Nazi-occupied Europe. The ship docked at Vera Cruz, Mexico, where their visas indicated that they would be allowed to land. [ more ]
Celebrity Comedy Night, Kristallnacht, Building a Thriving Future and [ more ]
The Annual Campaign Committee asks that you search your hearts and your souls to please contribute as you see fit. Every contribution is important, no matter the size. [ more ]
Shabbat at the Gazebo, High Holiday Information, Comedy Night [ more ]
We're delighted to announce the third year of YAHAD, a Sunday morning community Hebrew School for grades Pre-K through 7. [ more ]
Here is a list of our current Men's Club activities: [ more ]
We cordially invite you to become a member of Or Shalom's vibrant Sisterhood. We are comprised of young moms, empty nesters, working women, stay-at-home moms and volunteers. [ more ]
Jews have lived in the region of the modern Czech Republic for more than a thousand years. [ more ]
