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Congregation Beth Shalom
5303 Winters Chapel Road, Atlanta, 30360
Congregation Beth Shalom, a conservative, egalitarian synagogue is a spiritual and communal home to 350 families. Our vibrant congregation, founded in 1975, continues to grow and thrive through meaningful Jewish observance, learning, fellowship and service.
Beth Shalom has won the Synagogue of Excellence award three times. The USCJ award recognized us for exceptional programming, including services, adult and family education, religious school, preschool, USY, Kadima youth groups and more.
Our year round programs enable our members to connect to their Judaism and each other.
Our rabbi Mark Zimmerman and his family have called Beth Shalom home since 1988. A fifteenth generation rabbi, he inspires our congregation with his passion for Judaism, Israel and Beth Shalom. He has developed creative family and adult education programs and easily engages children and adults in synagogue life.
Essential Information
5303 Winters Chapel Road, Atlanta, 30360
Phone: (770) 399-5300
Website: www.bshalom.net
Denomination: Conservative
Rabbi(s): Mark Zimmerman
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Executive Director: Loli Gross
President: Jeff Budd
Number of Families: 350
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