Congregation Mickve Israel

Savannah, Georgia

Since 1733Small congregationWatch online
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Contact & Location for Congregation Mickve Israel

Savannah 31401

Savannah, GA 31401

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Plan your visit

  • Parking

    only on-street parking; pay to park at a City parking meter during business hours

    What their website saysPlease be aware that we have only on-street parking.
  • Watch online

    Services are streamed online

    What their website saysTo stream our services on-line, visit Mickve Israel Savannah – YouTube

About Congregation Mickve Israel

Congregation Mickve Israel is a Reform Jewish congregation in Savannah’s Historic District on Monterey Square. Founded in 1733, it is described as the third oldest Jewish congregation in America and is affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. Its sanctuary, completed in 1878, is described as the only neo-Gothic synagogue in America. The congregation hosts worship every Shabbat and during all Jewish holidays, with a setting shaped by its long history in Savannah and its historic sanctuary.

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Care & support

  • Backpack Buddies

    What their website saysCongregation Mickve Israel proudly started the Backpack Buddy Program in 2008
  • Feeding Our Neighbors

    Mental health support

    What their website saysprovide meals for those with food insecurity

Serving the community

  • Backpack Buddy Program

    Meals

    What their website sayshelping provide nutritious weekend meals to local children in need
  • Feeding Our Neighbors

    Meals

    What their website saysprovide meals for those with food insecurity

Groups & programs

  • Adult B'nai Mitzvah

    What their website saysAdult B'nai Mitzvah class offers a meaningful path of study

History & building

  • Founded in 1733

    The congregation says it was founded in 1733 and is "the third oldest Jewish congregation in America." Its historic sanctuary was designed by Henry G. Harrison; construction began in 1876 and was completed in 1878.

    What their website saysfounded in 1733, is the third oldest Jewish congregation in America
  • Hosts weddings

    What their website sayswe cater to your every need, whether you are member of our congregation or someone hosting a destination wedding
  • Religious School

    What their website sayshouses our world-class museum, library, Judaica shop, religious school and temple offices
  • Spaces available to rent

    Sanctuary, Fellowship hall

Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.

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