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Synagogues in Savannah, Georgia

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Jewish Community Center, Savannah
Savannah / Georgia / United States
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Savannah Jewish Federation is a nonprofit organization that focuses on the welfare of Jewish community. It supports communities of Israel and the civil, political, economic and religious rights of Jews. Its facility comprises of various meeting rooms, auditoriums, outdoor picnic grounds, swimming pools and gyms. The organization operates a variety of community schools, synagogues, congregations, agencies, clubs and retirement facilities. Its family services division offers various support services and programs, including meals delivery, community education, health and information, case management, nursing home visits, counseling and financial assistance. The organization conducts a variety of religious, recreational and fundraising events throughout the year. Savannah Jewish Federation is located in Savannah, Ga.
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Congregation Mickve Israel photos
Congregation Mickve Israel, Savannah
Savannah / Georgia / United States
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Congregation Agudath Achim photos
Congregation Agudath Achim, Savannah
Savannah / Georgia / United States
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Congregation Mickve Israel photos
Congregation Mickve Israel, Savannah
Savannah / Georgia / United States
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We are proud of our over 275 years of history in Savannah. Our historic sanctuary was designed by New York architect Henry G. Harrison and built in 1876 in pure neo-Gothic style, reflecting the fashionable architecture of the Victorian era. It is the only Gothic-style architecture synagogue in America. Our three story Sheftall Memorial Hall addition, opened in 2003, houses our world class museum, library, Judaica shop, religious school and temple offices, as well as our impressive banquet room and full professional kitchen. Mickve Israel is a member of the Union for Reform Judaism. We are a welcoming congregation with our members being very active within the congregation and community. We welcome anyone who wishes to worship with us, and visitors are invited to tour our historic sanctuary and museum. Please be aware that we only have on-street parking at Mickve Israel. It will be necessary for you to pay to park at a City parking meter during business hours, but not after 5 pm or on the weekends. However, illegally parked vehicles will be ticketed.
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