Congregation Sons of Israel is a traditional synagogue with more than 300 member families. The synagogue offers a number of services along with social events.
This congregation honors the tradition of being "people of the book" with an ambitious educational program for children and adults and a calendar that includes lectures from scholars near and far. An active sisterhood and social calendar round out the offerings.
This active congregation, founded in 1959 and belonging to the conservative brand of Judaism, has a calendar filled with educational and social activities. The temple operates a Men's Club, a Sisterhood and a USY (youth organization), a Hebrew school, a book club, and a food pantry.
This temple traces its roots back to Turkish Sephardic Jews who settled in Peabody and formed the congregation in 1922. In the years since the membership has broadened to include Ashkenazic Jews and adopted a more modern approach (Reformed) to religious practices. All are invited to join Howard Kosovske for Friday night services.