Temple Beth Hillel.

TBH is a small, inclusive and diverse synagogue. It has been a very fulfilling experience to be a member of such a welcoming house of worship populated by singles, couples and families. We are LGBTQ+ positive, and I encourage anyone seeking an "unorthodox" synagogue to join us for Friday evening and Saturday morning services.

The Rosh Hashanah service with the new interm Rabbi was wonderful this weekend. This is a very kind community that welcomes everyone with open hearts and minds. If you are looking for a Jewish home in the Reform community, please visit and see for yourself. L' shana Tova!

The one-star reviews were all written by the same person. The remarks, biased and false, are virtually identical. This is a warm, welcoming Jewish community.

This is a warm and welcoming small Jewish community, with great people from near and far corners of Connecticut.

This is a great community of people that care for each other and everyone is always welcomed with open arms. The leadership truly cares about the congregation and works hard to make the temple the best it can be.

An amazing group of congregants who genuinely care about each other and are welcoming to all who want to learn more about being Jewish.

A welcoming home for people from throughout Greater Hartford who come for many reasons, all seeking an inspiring and supportive congregation. The clergy and members are involved in many community activities, including interfaith partnerships.

Wonderful, Temple great Rabbi & Cantor. I'm Catholic and the ceremony, sermon where Wonderful. Everyone was welcolming.

Friday services are always a great way to ease into the Sabbath. Music is always great.

Imagine walking into a place where you are warmly greeted, where beautiful music fills your soul, where you feel like you are part of something bigger than yourself. From the Cantor’s beautiful music to the Rabbi’s inspiring sermons to the warmth and friendliness of the congregation, this is the place to be every Friday night and Yom Tov. No need to worry about sitting alone during services; someone will always invite you to join them. Whether you are visiting or new to the area, or want to feel that you are not “a stranger in a strange land”, you are always welcome. This is Temple Beth Hillel. Welcome home!

The friendliest, most welcoming congregation you will ever find! A true home away from home and a feeling of family and warmth. Big emphasis on social action.

a welcoming community...truly a family, sharing good times and challenges together. Have been a member for over 25 years.