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Welcome to Congregation Agudath Israel. Our sages teach: "The world rests upon three pillars: Torah, prayer, and acts of chesed (loving kindness). We at Agudath Israel are proud of our role as a leading Conservative congregation that embodies these principles. Through an extraordinary variety of religious, educational, cultural and recreational programs, we help our members experience Judaism in ways that have personal meaning as they move through the Jewish life cycle. We seek to enable our members to ascend the "ladder of Jewish commitment."

I invite and encourage your involvement, as an individual or a family, so that you can contribute to and benefit most fully from the exceptional Jewish family and community that is Congregation Agudath Israel. We extend our hand in friendship to you.

Rabbi Alan Silverstein

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Professional Staff

Schedule of Services

Video Tour of the Construction Site

Current Events at CAI

Support the soldiers of the Elite Israeli Army Paratroopers
CAI Month of Celebration
May 4, 2008 - CAI Celebrates Israel's Birthday
May 6, 2008 - Planning for your Retirement
May 25 - June 1, 2008 - Masorti Olami Mission to South America
May 31, 2008 - Lunch & Learn with Ted Eisenberg - Reclaiming Adolescents
June 1, 2008 - Israel Day Parade
June 8, 2008 - Tikkun Leyl Shavuot
Social Action Upcoming Events
Attention: Parents of Young Adults
Mitzvah Corps - Food Sorting Recap
Empty Bowls - Interfaith Hunger Awareness Program
Israel Walk-A-Thon Thanks
Programs that were Supported through August 07
Adult Education Booklet
2007-2008 - Teen Program Options
2008 - CAI Israel Family Trip 2008
New Mother's Group Starting
Shabbat Times for Caldwell, NJ

Affiliated with The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and the Masorti movement