Congregation Eitz Chaim is an egalitarian, non-denominational Jewish congregation and children's religious school located in Cambridgeport. In addition to their own weekly Friday night services, they host the Cambridge Minyan's Shabbat morning davening.

Charles River Beit Midrash is a new, open, non-denominational study space designed for individuals of all backgrounds. Starting in January 2007, we'll meet every week for both guided and independent learning of Jewish texts. Sessions will alternate every month between Cambridge and Brookline.

Chabad House at Harvard has regular classes, Shabbat meals, and a tradition of warm hospitality.

Harvard Hillel is home to several minyanim during the academic year, a kosher dining hall, a weekly Beit Midrash and Jewish library, and much more.

Havurat Shalom is an egalitarian Jewish community in Somerville, with services every Friday night and Shabbat morning and communal Shabbat potluck meals twice a month.

Kavod House (The Kavod Jewish Social Justice House) is an innovative project to create community for 20-30-something Jews and connect them with social action opportunities. They are located in Brookline, near Washington Square.

Minyan Shaleym is a traditional egalitarian community that meets every Shabbat morning in the auditorium of Temple Sinai in Brookline.

Minyan Tehillah is unique in Boston, and one of only a handful of congregations across the country that combine an egalitarian Torah service with davening led by men and a mechitzah (divider) separating men and women. Tehillah also co-sponsors some holiday events with the Cambridge Minyan - stay tuned for details about Purim and other chagim.

MIT Hillel offers a variety of classes and other events, as well as regular Shabbat services and dinners.

Temple Beth Shalom (better known as the Tremont Street Shul) is a traditional Jewish synagogue located near Central Square that is home to both an egalitarian and a traditional minyan. They have a sit-down Kiddush lunch every week, and were the hosts for last year's well-attended community Shavuot tikkun and dinner, and a co-sponsored weekend of learning events relating to the situation in Darfur.

The Vilna Shul is home to monthly Friday night services where young Jewish adults pray and share Shabbat dinner in a Beacon Hill synagogue built in the early 1900s and currently undergoing restoration.

Washington Square Minyan is a community dedicated to serious egalitarian davening in a family-friendly environment. They have separate seating without a divider, and currently meet in the basement of KI on Harvard Street in Brookline.

For many more links and information about the Jewish community in and around Brookline, Cambridge and Boston, check out Shalom Boston.