North Country Reform Temple, Reform synagogue in Glen Cove, New York, US
North Country Reform Temple is a synagogue in Glen Cove featuring contemporary religious spaces including a sanctuary, classrooms, and areas for community gatherings. The building at Crescent Beach Road contains rooms designed to accommodate worship services and shared activities.
The congregation built its original structure in 1956, but a fire in 1982 severely damaged the building. The community rebuilt and opened the current facility in 1985, which remains in use today.
The congregation serves local families through educational programs for children in kindergarten through fifth grade and adult learning opportunities throughout the year. These initiatives shape how the community transmits its traditions and values to younger members.
Services are held each Friday evening and can be attended in person or online through digital platforms available to the community. Check beforehand to understand which attendance options work best for your visit.
A single column from the original 1956 structure was preserved and stands at the building's entrance today. This architectural detail serves as a symbol of the congregation's continuity through the fire and rebuilding.
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