Congregation Ner Tamid.

I moved to the Las Vegas area and wanted to check out the synagogues. When I visited ner Tamid , I was very surprised that no one welcomed me. Even at onig, no one seemed to want to talk to me. I sat at a table and no talked to me, everyone was interested in their own clicks. I’ve been to a lot of synagogues and have never seen anything like this. I don’t think this would be a good fit for my family.

This is not a friendly or welcoming congregation. They constantly talk about how welcoming they are but but I have never felt welcome there. In the time I have gone there they have had three rabbis and none of them have given me the time of day. Surprisingly this is the only synagogue I have ever heard of that believes animals don't have souls and will not do the prayers when animal family members pass. And will not even show basic compassion. It is very political and judgmental. People who go there seem to have a real need to feel virtuous. Feeling virtuous and being virtuous are not the same thing.

We are looking to move to Nevada and last night we checked out this Temple for Shabbat. Only one person greeted us. My temple back home we make sure everyone is welcomed. We see a new person and we surround them and make them feel welcomed. We unfortunately sat in seats surrounded by people who needed to speak throughout the service and it was quite annoying to say the least. The one nice aspect was that many kids did come and participate.

The most finest Synagogue and School in Henderson. The Rabbi, the teachers , the staff are phenomenal. ‘A CLASS ACT’! Extremely CLEAN, LOVING, RESPTFUL ,, KINDNESS . AND LOVE !

Beautiful facility. Members are kind and generous to visitors.

It's a wonderful synagogue!

Joyful

Went for a bat mitzvah. Very nice place and people

Great community

Just a beautiful synagogue.

Friendly ,lots of programs for every age

Beautiful place but not great if you're in a wheel chair. The doors are too heavy to open on your own.

Visited as an ecumenical outreach .