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1. www.chosenpeople.com › outreach-shalom-new-yorkOutreach - Shalom New York - Chosen People Ministries

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   If you love to proclaim your faith in Jesus and have a heart for Israel and Jewish people, Shalom New York 2024 may be the most significant opportunity you will ever have to realize God’s great evangelistic purpose for your life!

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   Congregation Berith Sholom (transliterated from Hebrew as "Covenant of Peace") is a Reform Jewish synagogue located at 167 Third Street, in Troy, Rensselaer County, New York, in the United States.

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   When was Temple Shaaray Tefila built?

   • In 1846, Temple Shaaray Tefila built its first synagogue on Wooster Street in Manhattan, near Spring Street, at a cost of $50,000. In 1862, with the neighborhood changing and the New York City Jewish population’s uptown migration, the congregation sold the building. Until 1869, the congregation worshipped in the old armory at the Herald Building.

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   How much did Temple Shaaray Tefila cost?

   • In 1869, following the Civil War, Temple Shaaray Tefila built its second synagogue at 127 West 44th Street, at a cost of $200,000. It was built in what was called the Byzantine Mooresque style and its exterior was noted for a central entrance pavilion with a gilded dome above.

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   When did Shaaray Tefila become a congregation?

   • In 1895, while still at 160 West 82nd Street, Shaaray Tefila became a Reform congregation. In 1920, with the end of Rabbi Dr. Frederick de Sola Mendes’ tenure as spiritual leader, Rabbi Dr. Nathan Stern began his tenure as spiritual leader (continuing to serve through his retirement in 1943).

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   When did Temple Shaaray Tefila become a religious school?

   • In 1996, the corner of East 79th Street and 2nd Avenue became Temple Shaaray Tefila Place in celebration of the congregation’s 150th anniversary. In 2001, following the departure of Rabbi Harvey Tattelbaum, our religious school was named in his honor, the Harvey M. Tattelbaum Religious School. Rabbi Jonathan Stein began his tenure as Senior Rabbi.

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4. shalomnyc.orgShalom Ministries | New York City / Israel

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   Holy Land Tours. Craig Hartman and Shalom Ministries Inc. are pleased to host tours of the Holy Land for various groups and institutions. More about Holy Land Tours. Through Jewish Eyes.

5. www.chosenpeople.com › cpm-new-yorkCPM New York - Chosen People Ministries

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   We have planted Beth Sar Shalom (“House of the Prince of Peace”) Brooklyn Messianic Congregation, where we have regular Sabbath services, holiday events, Bible studies, small groups, discipleship, evangelism teams, children’s programs, and service at a local Orthodox-run soup kitchen. We also offer English classes, primarily for the ...

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6. shaaraytefilanyc.org › ourhistoryOur History - Temple Shaaray Tefila

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   In 1846, Temple Shaaray Tefila built its first synagogue on Wooster Street in Manhattan, near Spring Street, at a cost of $50,000. In 1862, with the neighborhood changing and the New York City Jewish population’s uptown migration, the congregation sold the building. Until 1869, the congregation worshipped in the old armory at the Herald Building.

7. www.ohavshalom.org › get-acquainted › about-ohavAbout Ohav | Congregation Ohav Shalom - Albany, NY ...

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   Congregation Ohav Shalom (meaning Lover of Peace) is a warm and spiritual synagogue that embraces the values of Jewish tradition and respect for all people. We are a friendly synagogue family, where people gather to pray, learn, laugh, share important life moments, celebrate and mourn together in a nurturing and supportive community.

8. www.timesofisrael.com › namaste-and-shalom-newNamaste and shalom: New York yeshiva to combine Jewish texts ...

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   Dec 8, 2018 · The yeshiva is a project of Romemu, a growing Jewish Renewal congregation in New York City led by Rabbi David Ingber. Jewish Renewal is a movement that incorporates elements of Kabbalah and...