Examples of using To a synagogue in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I went to a synagogue. So you feel your home.
I asked if he had ever been to a synagogue.
Then I'm taking her to a synagogue, a mosque, and a Buddhist temple.
Is it important to have both private and close to a synagogue?
In a great location close to a synagogue and shopping center.
It is the first time in France that something similar happened to a synagogue.
Send them she tells me, you go to a synagogue, says but there where.
Going to a synagogue is valuable, as is spending time with family around the dinner table.
(JTA)- An arsonist attempted twice to set fire to a synagogue building in downtown Chicago.
In practice, since the foundation of the law is in minhag, those who wish may settle for a kippah that does not cover the majority of the head even during prayer andentrance to a synagogue.
Even today, when we give money to a synagogue, we don't know how the money will be used.
According to the complaint, Thomas, a scarf covering his face, entered the rabbi's home,next door to a synagogue, and said,“No one is leaving.”.
Nobody should ever be afraid to go to a synagogue or wear a kippah in the European Union.
Here you can see the weapons of the Savoyard kings, the church in the form of the ancient Roman pantheon,a building similar to a synagogue, depicted on a coin in two euro cents.
The hotel's excellent location offers quick access to a synagogue, a museum and a mosque.
Though it's common to offer visitors to a synagogue the honor of reciting the blessing during the Torah reading, Rivera said she never had the experience.
In Cincinnati, for instance,they organized a walk from a church to a mosque to a synagogue and all had an Abrahamic meal together.
His parents, Suzanne and Max, did not belong to a synagogue and did not maintain any connection with the Jewish community; they did not send their sons to Hebrew school.
They are found on dwellings built by wealthy Christians and Muslims during the British Mandate, in hotels, churches, museums, cemeteries, at least one mosque,and at the entrance to a synagogue.
As David Ben-Gurionhad once quipped,“Although I don't go to a synagogue, I know which synagogue I don't go to.”.
Among those households who belong to a synagogue, 38% are members of Reform synagogues, 33% Conservative, 22% Orthodox, 2% Reconstructionist, and 5% other types.
I know that he, too, in his visit to NewYork last year chose to go to a synagogue to make clear his warm feelings towards Jews.
He would never not belonged to a synagogue, never not made some gesture toward kashruth, never not assumed- not even in his moments of greatest frustration with Israel, or his father, or American Jewry, or God's absence- that he would raise his children with some degree of Jewish literacy and practice.
The site is probably the onlyplace in Israel, and possibly in the world, that is home to a synagogue on the first floor,a former church on the second floor and a mosque on the roof.
The transformation of the attitude of the Church toward the Jewish community is strikinglyexemplified by the recent visit of Pope Francis to a synagogue, which renders him the third Pope to make this highly significant gesture.
Are we really to believe that someone who chooses not to engage with any part of the organized Jewish community,who does not belong to a synagogue and considers himself(in the Pew study's terminology) a“Jew of no religion,” who has never visited Israel, who has married a non-Jew who did not convert and whose children are not being raised as Jews, feels less attached to Israel than his parents or grandparents because of settlements or“the occupation”?
When I traveled to the US with my husband and our babies that were just born,and wanted to go to a synagogue on Friday, the synagogue we found was not Orthodox, but the embrace and love that we received there was something I and Alon will never forget.