For many years, the small Jewish community in Northwest Arkansas, including University of Arkansas students, faculty and others, met in a variety of Fayetteville locations. With the help of the University of Arkansas Jewish, Hillel, Temple Shalom was established in 1981. The congregation varies from traditional to Reform — as well as Renewal and Reconstructionist.

699 N Sang Ave
Fayetteville, AR 72701
(479) 973-2702

Email: office@templeshalomnwa.org

Chabad Lubavitch of Arkansas provides the education and means to promote Jewish awareness, knowledge and practice through outreach, education and social service programs

3400 SE John Rollow Drive
Bentonville, AR 72712
(479) 553-7424

Email: rabbi@jewishnwa.org

Congregation House of Israel is Reform congregation founded in 1875 by twenty families. As the only synagogue in Hot Springs, members come from a rich melding of backgrounds; Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, unaffiliated, as well as from an array of diverse religious traditions.

300 Quapaw Ave
Hot Springs, AR 71903
(501) 623-5821

Email: info@hschi.org

United Hebrew Congregation is a Reform congregation serving Fort Smith, AR.

126 N 47th St
Fort Smith, AR 72903

Email: uhcfs01@gmail.com