Sentence examples for synagogues of from inspiring English sources

• Ellen Levitt, a teacher and writer, explores recycled shuls in "The Lost Synagogues of Brooklyn," and "The Lost Synagogues of the Bronx and Queens," both published by Avotaynu.

He engaged in religious discussions among the adherents of synagogues of Diaspora Jews in the capital.

Eighty years ago, on Nov. 9, 1938, the Nazis set fire to the synagogues of Germany.

Similar developments took place in eastern Europe with the building of fortress-synagogues and the remarkable wooden synagogues of Poland.

The synagogues of the period are modeled after Hellenistic-Roman basilicas, with inscriptions in Greek and even pagan motifs.

The synagogues of Harlem have served as Christian churches far longer than they were used for Jewish worship.

Adele and her late husband Bernard were very active in Beth-El Synagogue of New Rochelle.

Bevis Marks, the City synagogue of the Sephardic Jews, was founded in 1656.

"I don't care if it's a whole synagogue of men".

The movement has another synagogue of comparable size on the western side of the city.

The Great Synagogue of Rome also has scaffolding creeping up its side.