San Antonio, TX United States – OU Communities

About this community

San Antonio is a warm and embracing Jewish community without the intensity and overcrowding found in many larger communities. Rodfei Sholom has 250 families of all levels of observance and backgrounds unified in their desire to have a meaningful relationship with Hashem. The Starr Jewish Day School is a wonderful school focused on the growth of our children and the Rabbi Aryeh Scheinberg SA Community Kollel offers learning opportunities for everyone.

Deep in the heart of Texas, Greater San Antonio is home to 2 million people. We have been voted one of the top five cities to live in America and one of the fastest growing. 
San Antonio offers a wonderful quality of life with a low cost of living. 4 bedroom homes sell for $350,000. San Antonio is recognized as one of the best places to buy real estate, retire, and find entry-level jobs in the health, law, insurance, and accounting fields. For these and many more reasons, coming to our great city is a great move!

Let us show you some genuine Texan hospitality. Shalom Y’all!

Incentives:

Free first-year membership
No State Income Tax
Tuition Assistance

Amenities:

  • Affordable Apartment Rentals

  • Affordable Homes/Co-ops

  • Eruv

  • Job Opportunities

  • Kollel

  • Kosher Food Availability

  • Kosher Dining

  • Low Taxes

  • Mikvah

  • Yeshiva Elementary Day School

Participated in Fair 2015, 2017

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NCSY

San Antonio has an active NCSY chapter, headed by
Rabbi Yoel Lax (), which runs public school clubs and social events for Jewish teens from all backgrounds. Visit Region Web Site

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