What had divided 30 years prior was once again whole. The hopes for the new congregation are high. By all accounts, from a ritual standpoint the merger has been a success. Friday night services are run with much singing and use of instruments and keyboard when available, and are expressly announced to be designed for Reform worship. While Gates of Prayer is occasionally used as the text, the congregation opted for an abbreviated service from Likrat Shabbat due to it's extensive transliteration of the Hebrew prayers.
All services are completely egalitarian, with women and men sharing equal status in all matters.
The congregation is now an affiliate of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and has an application pending for dual affiliation with the Union of American Hebrew Congregations.