Jewish Alabama

c - conservative	h - humunistic	i or u - unaffiliated	o - orthodox	p - progressive
r - reform	rc - reconstructionist	ren - renewal	s - sephardic	t - traditional

	Anniston - Temple Beth El - r Auburn - Beth Shalom - u Auburn - Hillel at Auburn University Birmington - Collat Jewish Family Services Birmingham - Chabad of Alabama, Beis Ariel Cultural Center - o Birmingham - Deep South Jewish Voice Birmingham Jewish Federation Birmingham - Knesseth Israel Congregation - o Birmingham - Levite Jewish Community Center Birmingham - Or Hadash - hu Birmingham - Temple Beth-El - c Birmingham - Temple Emanu-El - r Dothan - Temple Emanu-El - r	Florence - Temple B'nai Israel - r Huntsville - Etz Chayim Congregation - c Huntsville - Temple B'nai Sholom - r Jewish Genealogical Societies - Cemetery Project Mobile - Ahavas Chesed Congregation - c Mobile - Springhill Avenue Temple - r Montgomery - Agudath Israel Etz Ahayem Synagogue - c Montgomery - Temple Beth Or - r Selma - Encyclopedia of Southern Jewish Communities Selma - Temple Mishkan Israel - r Tuscaloosa - Hillel at University of Alabama Tuscaloosa - Temple Emanu-El - r
	Gadsden - Temple Beth El, Once-robust Gadsden synagogue closes after generations Jewish Federation of Central Alabama Mobile - Congregation Sha'arai Shomayim History Selma - Temple Mishkan Israel at Selma, AL (built c. 1899, listed on the NRHP)

revised 9 Jan 2018