
First Hebrew Congregation
The First Hebrew Congregation opened in 1929 following the merger of the Jewish Farmer’s Synagogue and Hebrew Education’s Alliance

First Hebrew Congregation
Located in South Haven, Michigan, the synagogue was sustained by seasonal travel from Jewish families from Chicago.

Temple Beth Israel
Temple Beth Israel in Altoona, Pennsylvania was established in the late 1800s as the Mountain City Hebrew Reform Congregation.

Temple Beth Israel
Temple Beth Israel was one of the first Reform congregations in America and is still operating today.

Shari Tzedek, Illinois
Shari Tzedek in Spring Valley, Illinois is a small congregation located about 100 miles southwest of Chicago.

Shari Tzedek, Illinois
Prior to World War II, the synagogue served 50 Orthodox families and was the Jewish center in Spring Valley.

Cong. Sons of Israel
Congregation Sons of Israel was a Conservative synagogue founded in Woodmere, New York in 1928.

Temple Beth El in Detroit
In the mid-19th century, many Jewish American families settled in Michigan, just outside of Detroit in the Bloomfield Township.

Temple Beth El in Detroit
To serve the needs of the Jewish community, Temple Beth El, a Reform congregation, was established.