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  A very welcoming and happy place! It is a small congregation in a modest building but the energy and sense of growing community is strong. This is a place you can feel welcomes and also make a difference. The services are awesome, and there seems always to be really fun celebrations and events. (This month there was Living Voices: Ellis Island , A Holocaust survivor told her story, and a rocking' passover seder.
  
  IF you haven't been in a while, you should really drop by and check it out. There's a whole different feeling going on.. and "it was good".

  Added April 12, 2017 by Amy Claire
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  A small but friendly community right here in Bremerton. Lots of special events and programs in addition to services. Be sure to call or check their webpage because they don't have services every week.

  Added January 31, 2017 by Elizabeth Caldwell
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  Some of the members are welcoming but most are not. After a member said I should seek another congregation more suitable for me, I stopped going.

  Added January 28, 2017 by Lyndie Ivery