List of synagogues and Jewish congregations in Washington

• Secular Jewish Circle of Puget Sound, or "SJC", founded in 1994, is affiliated with the Society for Humanistic Judaism. It holds non-theistic holiday and shabbat events, and a K-7 Sunday school.

  Conservative

• Congregation Beth Shalom
• Temple Beth Shalom
• *This merges the earlier Temple Emanu-El and Keneseth Israel.
• Congregation Beth Sholom
• *Originally Richland Jewish Congregation, took current name 1957.
• Congregation B'nai Torah
• Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation
• * Originally the Herzl Congregation was an Orthodox congregation in Seattle; in 1929, Congregation Machzikay Hadath split off, remaining Orthodox as the group that retained the name and the synagogue was realigning toward Conservative Judaism. The short-lived New Conservative Congregation, founded 1930 merged with Herzl in 1932 to form the Herzl Conservative Congregation. In 1970 they merged with Congregation Ner Tamid to form the Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation, which moved to a new facility on Mercer Island in 1971.
• Kehilat Shalom

  Reform

• Temple Adath Israel
• * Orthodox 1928–1950s, then Reform. Temple sold 1994.
• Bet Chaverim Community Synagogue of South King County
• Temple Beth Am
• Temple Beth El
• *This merges the earlier Temple Beth Israel and Sinai Temple. The latter, a Conservative congregation since 1938, traces back to the Orthodox Congregation Hevra Talmud Torah, founded 1909.
• Congregation Beth Hatikvah
• Congregation Beth Israel
• Congregation Emmanu-El
• Temple Beth Israel
• * An antecedent was the Grays Harbor Reform Hebrew Congregation that met in a F.O.E. hall 1913–1928. Serves both Reform and Orthodox.
• Congregation Beth Israel
• *Founded 1906, officially affiliated as Orthodox 1908–1986, Reform since then.
• Temple Beth Or
• * In 1987, Temple Beth Or absorbed the former Congregation Moses Montefiore, Orthodox.
• Temple B'nai Torah
• Congregation Kol Ami
• Olympic B'nai Shalom Havurah
• Temple De Hirsch Sinai
• *This merges the earlier Temple De Hirsch and Temple Sinai
• Congregation House of Israel, Everett
• Kol HaNeshamah—West Seattle's Progressive Synagogue Community
• Congregation Kol Shalom
• Temple Shalom

  Active Orthodox

• Chabad of Mercer Island
• Chabad of Kirkland - Center for Jewish Life
• Ashreichem Yisrael
• Beth Israel
• * Serves both Reform and Orthodox.
• Chabad Jewish Center of Renton
• Bikur Cholim Machzikay Hadath Congregation
• *A merger of several earlier congregations: Chevra Bikur Cholim, Yavneh Congregation, Seattle Congregation Machzikay Hadath.
• Chabad of Whatcom County
• Chabad of Snohomish County
• Chabad of Central Cascades
• Chabad of the Pacific Northwest
• Chabad at the UW
• Chabad of Evergreen State College and Olympia
• Chabad of Spokane County
• Chabad of Pierce County
• Chabad of Clark County
• Chai Center of Greater Seattle
• Eastside Torah Center
• Emanuel Congregation
• Congregation Ezra Bessaroth
• Minyan Ohr Chadash, Modern Orthodox minyan meets for Shabbat and Yom Tov
• Chabad of Bainbridge Island
• Sephardic Bikur Holim Congregation
• Congregation Shaarei Tefilah-Lubavitch
• Island Synagogue
• West Seattle Torah Learning Center
• Chabad of Shoreline
• Mercaz Seattle, Modern Orthodox minyan meets for Shabbat and Yom Tov

  Defunct Orthodox

• Ahavath Ahim
• *Founded by Marmara Jews, built a synagogue in 1922 at 17th and Fir. After 1929, lost members to Sephardic Bikur Holim and to Congregation Ezra Bessaroth. Dissolved 1939.

  Renewal

• Bet B'rachot
• Congregation Eitz Or
• Chavurat Shir Hayam
• Gonazaga Jewish Bulldogs Friday Night Service

  Reconstructionist

• Temple Beth Hatfiloh
• *After being unaffiliated since its founding in 1937, the congregation officially aligned with Reconstructionism in 2000.
• Chavurat Shir Hayam
• Kadima Reconstructionist Community
• *Founded in 1978 as a progressive Jewish social action group, it became a Reconstructionist congregation in 2005.

  Meditational

• Bet Alef Meditative Synagogue

  Unaffiliated

• Bet Shira
• Fort Lewis Jewish Chapel
• Havurat Ee Shalom
• Hillel: Jewish Student Organization of WSU & UI
• Jewish Community of the Palouse
• Jewish Federation at Bastyr
• Congregation Tikvah Chadashah
• * A gay and lesbian congregation.
• Greater Wenatchee Jewish Community
• Ohaveth Sholum Congregation
• * Described by the Washington State Jewish Historical Society as "a quasi-Reform temple," it was Seattle's first congregation and synagogue.