Sephardic Congregations

As it says in the Yerushamli, Masechet Peah:
"A person should not deviate from the minhag of his community."

These are just a sample of the many Sephardic congregations.
For a comprehensive list see Bnai Sepharad

Ahaba Ve Ahva Synagogue: Brooklyn, New York (Egyptian Tradition) The Ahaba VeAhva Talmud Torah, was established in Cairo, Egypt with the efforts of the great sage Hacham Aharon Schwecka Z"L. In 1985, it was reestablished in America, under the guidance of Joey Harari (his grandson), with Rabbi Alouf and the saintly Yossef Hamoui A"H serving as its teachers. Since then it has continued to grow in great strides and has become the pride and glory of our Synagogue. More information.

Congregation Ezra Bessaroth: Seattle, Washington (Turkish and Rhodes Tradition) Congregation Ezra Bessaroth, located in Seattle, Washington, is an active, vibrant Sephardic synagogue founded by immigrants from the Island of Rhodes (A Mediterranean Island, now part of Greece) almost 90 years ago. More information.

Midrash BEN ISH HAI: Rego Park, Queens (Iraqi Babylonian Tradition) Midrash BEN ISH HAI is named after one of the works of Hakham Yoseph Hayyim of Babylon. Its goal is to restore the Sephardi heritage and create leaders and Torah scholars who will lead our people into the coming century. It has additionally evolved into an important resource for Ashkenazim and Sepharadim alike who are interested in customs, traditions and halakhoth. More information.

Congregation Torat Moshe: Miami Beach, Florida (Cuban and Turkish Tradition) Torat Moshe is an orthodox congregation, founded in 1968 and its members are mainly of Cuban background and descendents of Turkey. Sabeto Garzi is president of Torat Moshe, where Sephardic Week is observed every February with a cultural and musical program including performances in Ladino. More information.

Abir Yaakob Congregation: Ontario, Canada (North African Tradition) Welcome to the young and dynamic Abir Yaakob Congregation, located at the Sephardic Kehila Centre, under the leadership of Haham Amram Assayag. The synagogues and their congregations boast an energetic youth Minyan, supervised Jewish Day Care, Oneg Shabat programs. More information