Congregation Agudath Achim is a Jewish congregation in Savannah, Georgia, with roots dating to 1903. Initially organized as an Orthodox congregation, it later joined the United Synagogue of America in 1945, becoming the first Conservative congregation in Georgia. Over the decades, the congregation grew from its early membership and meeting history to establish its own building in 1919 and later relocate in 1936 after outgrowing its York Street location. Source notes describe Agudath Achim as a welcoming, dynamic congregation shaped by generations of members who contributed to its growth and enrichment.