Sentence examples for what synagogue from inspiring English sources

"What synagogue?" she asks.

"How do you know what synagogue they would like?

It's a cliché of course to say Chicago is a city of neighborhoods, but the fact is that if you grew up there and you meet someone for the first time, you usually end up asking them what high school they went to, what parish, what synagogue.

Barry Simon, an Orthodox Jew who is a contributing editor at PC Magazine, said that when he travels to a strange city the Internet permits him to learn what synagogues and kosher restaurants are available.

Find out what synagogues are located in your community.

Rosen is concerned that Tzedek Chicago will be pigeonholed as "the non-Zionist synagogue," when that issue is only a fraction of what the synagogue hopes to stand for, he said.

Then the Roman basilica often provided the appropriate model, because the basilican design incorporated what the synagogue required, including a spacious hall and galleries (for women).

There is also the aesthetic question of what a synagogue would look like with two long pieces of plastic piping stretching along its walls and onto the altar.

But Ester R. Fuchs, director of the Center for Urban Research and Policy at Columbia University, who closely monitors the city's Orthodox scene, said that hiring a rabbi who is more detail-oriented might just be what the synagogue needs.

Asked what a synagogue has to offer that the Movable Minyan does not, members answer by saying they do belong to synagogues.

While the room was sparsely filled with people, it was completely filled with a voice that changed my perception of what a synagogue experience could be.