Havurah Shalom

Portland, United States

3.5

2 reviews

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+1 503-248-4662
Address:
825 NW 18th Avenue, Portland, OR, 97209
Alphabet District, Northwest
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
320 ftNorthwest Lovejoy & 18th
860 ftNorthwest Northrup & 18th
970 ftNorthwest Glisan & 19th
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Local time (Portland) 08:55 Thursday, 28 November 2024

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2 reviews of Havurah Shalom

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Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
Havurah is an participatory reconstructionist congregation where congregants lead services about half the time so you never know what you get from week to week. There is usually good music and the social action committee is very active. Members tend to be lefty Portland Jews.
Place rating: 3
Portland, OR
Admittedly, even longtime members thought it was an off-​night for this synagogue — most were home watching the Presidential Debate. Of the somewhat few who were in attendance, all were very nice. I don’t know if I can get into a guitar-​accompanied Shabbat service, though, and I really miss the ancient melodies that so many synagogues, including this one, have abandoned for more modern ones. I’m still going to their High Holy Day services, though, but might do some more shul-​shopping before I settle on one here in Portland.