kehilat ariel messianic synagogue – Video
richards | May 7, 2014
kehilat ariel messianic synagogue via YouTube Capture. By: Stephanie Spencer
PART ONE – SYNAGOGUE OF SATAN – Video
richards | May 7, 2014
PART ONE - SYNAGOGUE OF SATAN Jesus said that in a church there was a synagogue of Satan. This was a church that He had nothing good to speak about
Tunisia Synagogue Damaged in Anti-Semitic Attack
richards | May 7, 2014
Sanctuary of Beith El in Sfax Ransacked By JTA Published May 06, 2014. A synagogue in Tunisia was vandalized in what a human rights activist and some Jews described as an anti-Semitic attack. The Beith El synagogue in Sfax, located 150 miles south of the capital Tunis, was ransacked on April 30 by unidentified individuals who littered the floor with prayer books and tallitot, or Jewish prayer shawls, according to a May 4 account by Ftouh Souhail, a human rights activist and attorney who monitors the situation of the countrys Jewish community of 1,700 people.
FBI finds synagogue directions in suspect's home
richards | May 7, 2014
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A search of the home of Glenn Miller, who is accused of shooting to death three people in April, turned up clues about the suspects intent to go to a Jewish synagogue in Kansas City. FBI agents found printouts showing directions to the Jewish synagogue, Kosher places to eat and the 2014 KC Superstar Competition.
PART TWO – SYNAGOGUE OF SATAN – Video
richards | May 5, 2014
PART TWO - SYNAGOGUE OF SATAN Jesus said that in a church there was a synagogue of Satan. This was a church that He had nothing good to speak about. There was teaching of doctrines of demons
Synagogues, Shuls & Temples – Jewish Virtual Library
richards | May 5, 2014
What's in a Name? Functions Organization Ritual Items Non-Jews The Temple The synagogue is the Jewish equivalent of a church, more or less. It is the center of the Jewish religious community: a place of prayer, study and education, social and charitable work, as well as a social center.
Lakeview synagogue to host reading of Israeli declaration of independence
richards | May 5, 2014
When Israel celebrated its independence day last spring, Tal Shaked Cretella organized a first-ever ceremony in Tel Aviv, where thousands of people gathered for readings of the Jewish states declaration of independence, she said. Now in Chicago as an emissary of the Jewish National Fund, Shaked Cretella hopes to establish the reading ceremony as a tradition in the U.S. To that end, Anshe Emet Synagogue in Lakeview will host a series of readings of Israels declaration of independence Monday night, followed by presentations from local Jewish leaders, to mark independence day, known as Yom Haatzmaut.
Schools, Synagogue Vandalized – Video
richards | May 4, 2014
Schools, Synagogue Vandalized Graffiti Incidents Involving Schools, Synagogue We are investigating several reports of graffiti on a number of south Calgary schools and a synagogue. Some o... By: calgarypolice
Synagogue holds Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony
richards | May 4, 2014
Pinner Synagogue holds Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony 8:30am Sunday 4th May 2014 in News By Bruce Thain Naomi Brookarsh and Andrew Stuber lighting a memorial candle Members of a Synagogue marked Holocaust Remembrance Day with an account of two Auschwitz escapees. Pinner Synagogue, Cecil Park, heard from Guest speakers Professor Gerta Vrbov and Rudi Vrba, wife of escapee Rudolph Vrba. Rudolph Vrba with friend Alfred Freddie Wetzler, escaped from the camp and travelled 11 days through Poland to alert the Allies of the horrors taking place at the extermination camp
High-ranking Iranian cleric visits Shiraz synagogue, confirms Biblical version of Jewish homeland
richards | May 4, 2014
High-ranking Iranian cleric visits Shiraz synagogue, confirms Biblical version of Jewish homeland Even if this was part of the Iranian president Hassan Rouhanis campaign of smiles for the West, the visit to the Shiraz synagogue Friday night, May 1, by the head of his assistant for minority affairs, Hojat- Islam Ali Yunessi, was especially noteworthy. He was the first high-ranking Iranian cleric to visit a Jewish synagogue in a decade and, moreover, he delivered a speech in praise of Irans ancient Jewish communitys successful coexistence with other groups. But most remarkably, he admitted that historical research and archeological excavations in the last 150 years had corroborated the Biblical account of the deeds of the Persian emperor Cyrus the Great (550-530 BCE).
