Brith Sholom Beth Israel Synagogue is a Religious Organization in Charleston, SC. As the largest Orthodox synagogue and the oldest continuously operating Ashkenazi congregation in the country, they serve the local Jewish community with various religious services, classes, and events. They offer weekly prayer services, including Shacharit, Mincha/Maariv, and Kabbalat Shabbat, along with special programs such as kosher meals to go, organized through a partnership with Chef Linda Lieberman.
The synagogue has a rich history and mission, emphasizing community involvement and spiritual growth. Their staff includes dedicated rabbis and board members who oversee numerous committees, sisterhoods, brotherhoods, and other initiatives. They provide resources for visiting travelers, such as information on kosher meals to go and local hotels. Additionally, they maintain an eruv and offer a mikvah for the community.
Brith Sholom Beth Israel Synagogue is deeply rooted in Charleston's religious landscape, providing essential services and fostering spiritual connections within the Jewish community. Their commitment to tradition and community makes them a cornerstone of Orthodox Judaism in the city.
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