Sentence examples for synagogue room from inspiring English sources

The synagogue room itself has a very simple basic form, though it may be embellished considerably.

Given this essential simplicity, the synagogue room itself may be used for purposes other than worship e.g., study and community assembly.

The next night was erev Tisha B'Av, a fast day commemorating the destruction of the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem, and with my brother-in-law and his wife and perhaps a dozen others, I skipped happy hour and attended services at the resort's makeshift synagogue, a room set up with plastic chairs.

Within the prison walls stood a synagogue, a tiny room created from exercise yards by volunteers from Philadelphia's Jewish community who believed that Jewish convicts should be able to practice their faith, regardless of their crimes.

We went down a narrow, winding stairway to a basement synagogue, a gigantic room filled with noise and hubbub.

Another purchase, for $50,000, was the then "totally unrecognizable" Second Avenue Firehouse, an architectural gem that also had lives as a synagogue and a rooming house.

According to Jorge, the backroom synagogue became standing-room only on high holidays as the city's Jewish population began to "wake up".

(The Jewish Center on West 86th, an Orthodox synagogue, has an exercise room for children, but it is closed for the Sabbath).

"The network idea is that each church and synagogue sets aside a room to make sanctuary possible," Jim Rigby, Pastor of St. Andrew's, said.

With a sonorous voice of his own, Mr. Werdyger leads prayers at his shtibl, or room-size synagogue, in Borough Park.

His father, Tzvi Mordechai Felder, was a beloved rabbi who led a room-size synagogue in his home in Borough Park.