Congregation Beth Jacob

Oakland, United States

4.8

6 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 510-482-1147
Website:
www.bethjacoboakland.org
Address:
3778 Park Blvd, Oakland, CA, 94610
b/t 13th Ave & Emerson St
Lower Hills
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
190 ftPark Blvd & 38th St
300 ftPark Blvd & Kingsley St
0.3 miPark Blvd & Glen Park Rd
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6 reviews of Congregation Beth Jacob

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Place rating: 5
Berkeley, CA
This is the place to pray, they are friendly and polite if you looking for mikve this is the place I’m coming to your regularly at least once a month thanks again
Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
A wonderful and welcoming community. First time I went there felt like going home to family. The lessons are very intelligent and relevant to each person.
Place rating: 5
Montreal, Canada
Amazing service on shabbes. The rabbi is so smart and an amazing person. This is a beautiful place with a welcoming congregation.
Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
A wonderful and welcoming community. Their Saturday Shabbat service is beautiful.
Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
Rabbi Dardik is one of the most amazing, intelleligent, intellectual, gifted, kind person I have met. Go to his classes and be amazed at his tremendous teaching ability and what you’ll learn. Go to services and enjoy the congregation!
Place rating: 4
Pleasant Hill, CA
Another «First to Review» and on Shabbes!
This is a highly regarded and welcoming left coast Modern Orthodox shul with a popular and scholarly rabbi.
But my fondest memory of this place was holding my son in the Mikvah here and performing the ritual «dunking» and blessings as part of his Conservative conversion when he was just over 6 months old. He also had his Bet Din here and I am still grateful to Rabbi Stuart Kelman for making this all possible. A letter to my son descibing this event is safely tucked away in my safety deposit box for his future enjoyment.