List of Local Congregations
- Congregation Schara Tzedeck: Vancouver; Orthodox.
- Congregation Beth Hamidrash]: Vancouver; Orthodox (Sephardic).
- Chabad of Vancouver: Vancouver; Orthodox (Chabad-Lubavitch).
- Chabad of Downtown: Vancouver; Orthodox (Chabad-Lubavitch).
- Chabad of EastVan: Vancouver; Orthodox (Chabad-Lubavitch).
- Louis Brier Home and Hospital: Vancouver; Orthodox.
- Ohel Ya'akov Community Kollel: Vancouver; Orthodox
- Congregation Beth Israel: Vancouver; Conservative.
- Temple Sholom: Vancouver; Reform.
- Congregation Or Shalom: Vancouver; Jewish Renewal.
- Chabad of Richmond: Richmond; Orthodox (Chabad-Lubavitch).
- Eitz Chaim Congregation: Richmond;
- Beth Tikvah Congregation: Richmond; Conservative.
- Burquest Jewish Community Association: Coquitlam; Reform.
- White Rock South Surrey Jewish Community Centre: South Surrey White Rock, Various.
- Centre for Judaism of the Lower Fraser Valley: White Rock; Orthodox (Chabad-Lubavitch).
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