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About Us

Congregation Beth Tefillah (CBT) is a synagogue and center of learning for Jews of all backgrounds. Affiliated with Chabad of Georgia, we have a single mission: to engender a feeling of comfort and belonging in all Jews.  

While we conduct our religious services in accordance with traditional Halachic Jewish law, our congregation is diverse and is characterized by a culture that is welcoming and non-judgmental. CBT provides a place for our congregants to grow spiritually and to find a level of commitment with which they feel comfortable.

We are located in the heart of Sandy Springs and a short distance from the Greenfield Hebrew Academy. We are convenient to both interstates I-285 and GA-400, and about two miles from Northside Hospital, St. Joseph's Hospitals and the Scottish Rite Medical Centers.

Our Rabbis

Rabbi Yossi New has been our spiritual leader since he and his wife Dassie came to Atlanta in 1984. Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, Rabbi New's religious education includes studies at Keren B'Yavneh Yeshiva in Israel and the Rabbinical College of Canada in Montreal. He was ordained in 1981 at Central Lubavitch Yeshiva in Brooklyn, New York, and married that same year. His education continued through post-rabbinic work at the Kollel's Halachic Research Program, also located in Brooklyn. Rabbi New also serves as the Director of Chabad of Georgia.

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Rabbi Isser New grew up in Atlanta, Georgia and attended Yeshiva in Chicago, New York and Israel. Rabbi New received his Smicha as a member of the inaugural class of the Atlanta Smicha Program. He served for a period as interim Rabbi at Congregation Netzach Israel in Toco Hills. Rabbi New and his wife Musha were married in 2008, after which he studied in Kollel in Brooklyn, New York until their move to Atlanta in November 2008. Rabbi Isser New holds the position of Associate Director of Chabad of Georgia and Development Director of the Chaya Mushka Children’s House. He also coordinates programming for Chabad of Georgia and Congregation Beth Tefillah which includes the Young Adult Division of Congregation Beth Tefillah. 

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