Louis Comfort Tiffany-designed neoclassical temple for North America's first Jewish congregation.
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★★★★★10 months ago
I’ve been going to the synagogue for many years. It has been an important place in my life. The congregation, history, liturgy, and Rabbi are all amazing.
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★★★★★5 months ago
Beautiful building, ugly people.
I came for Shabbat morning and found that they turned kiddush into a $120 a plate fundraiser which was maybe 3/4 full. I put my game face on and asked if I could grab a seat and they tried to squeeze 120 out of me on the spot which isn't a very Torah thing to do. (They are obsessed with looking observant a dead giveaway of spiritual rot.) They’d rather throw away dozens of plates of food than to seat someone who came to their services. The polar opposite of Abraham’s tent, mitzvos and genuine Judaism.
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★★★★★3 years ago
I had to replace my calendar and despite the lack of communication the staff was helpful the last time I had received the calendar. The synagogue was sanitary clean and tidy.
I was told “We do not have calendars. We never did.” But what is this evidence that I have here from 5781? 🙄🗓️ 💔 Yes it is from a neighbor a few blocks up. But what religious establishment does not have calendars? Even my third grader son got himself a ‘Paws for Purple Hearts’ calendar from Saint Joan of Arc. It does not have any religious holidays only US military observances but let this be a lesson that the community needs community temples to have calendars available to all. This is important.
If you make calendars for a living and are Jewish or theologically competent please collaborate with the Jewish community and donate calendars (i am sure someone will sponsor or fund you your material, manufacture and service). A good deed stacks up like gold! So be good and do good! Thanks!
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★★★★★11 months ago
This "shul" has, no concern for Jewish law, and has committed a horrific chilul hashem by forcibly evicting an ancient congregation from a shul in Rhode Island two days before Pesach. The board of the shul belongs in cherem