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A community directory you can check
Shuls, kosher food, schools, mikvaos, the eruv and the gemachs that hold a town together, each one linked to its own website with the date we checked it.
- places listed
- 93
- kinds of place
- 13
- towns covered
- 6
- sources linked
- 92
Communities
Pick a town, see everything in it.
Each community gets its own directory, built place by place from sources you can click. Teaneck is first; more towns follow once their listings are checked the same way.
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Tell us which community you'd like covered and, if you can, send a few links: the shuls, the vaad's list of certified stores, the eruv. A town goes live only once every listing has been checked.
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Find a shul, a pizza place or a gemach in seconds.
Search names, streets, rabbis and what each place offers. Results update as you type.
Browse Teaneck
Every kind of place, counted.
- Areyvut
- Bais Medrash of Bergenfield
- Bais Menachem Teaneck
- Beis Knesses of New Milford
- Beit Midrash of Teaneck
- Bergen County Beis Medrash Program
- Bergen Hatzalah
- Bikur Cholim of Bergen County
- Chabad House of Teaneck
- Congregation Ahavat Shalom
- Congregation Ahavath Torah
- Congregation Arzei Darom
- Congregation Beth Aaron
- Congregation Beth Abraham
- Congregation Beth Sholom
- Congregation Bnai Yeshurun
- Congregation Keter Torah
- Congregation Netivot Shalom
- Congregation Ohr HaTorah
- Congregation Rinat Yisrael
- Congregation Shaare Tefillah
- Congregation Shomrei Emunah of Englewood
- Congregation Zichron Mordechai
- East Hill Synagogue
- Etz Chaim
- Ezrah
- Heichal HaTorah
- Jewish Center of Teaneck
How it works
A directory you don't have to take on trust.
Community lists go stale. Here, every fact has a link and a date, so you know where it came from and how fresh it is. The current listings were checked on October 1, 2026.
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We read the source
Every listing starts on the place's own website: its address, phone, hours, rabbi and the supervision it states, in its own words.
- 2
We date the check
Each listing shows the day it was checked and links straight to the page we read, so you can see it for yourself.
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We flag the gaps
If a place doesn't publish a detail, the listing says so. Details from other sources, like the RCBC store list, are marked as such.
Every week
Shabbat times, always current.
Candle lighting, havdalah and the parsha for Teaneck, worked out fresh for this week. Open it on Friday afternoon and it's already right.
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Good to know
How the directory works, and what it is and isn't.
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Something missing or out of date? Tell us.
Send a link to the place's own website or a page that shows the details. We check every change against the source before it goes up, and the date on the listing changes with it.
