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  This is an amazing synagogue with the perfect blend of traditional methods with modern thought.

  Added June 11, 2017 by Edward Arriola
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  For many years, a very supportive congregation when a congregant is ill. Jan and Tony Joseph

  Added January 24, 2017 by Tony Joseph
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  What a wonderful Synagogue. I am so grateful that I was guided to this warm and friendly spiritual center. From the moment I stepped through the doorway, I felt welcomed and accepted.
  
  The spiritual leader, Avi Alpert is an exceptional person who has introduced a spirit that has touched every person who enters. Although the service is directed by Chazzan Albert, all the congregants are invited to participate and lead prayers throughout the service.
  
  I was really impressed by a young 12 year old girl who beautifully led the congregation in prayer which she sang so sweetly and perfectly. She was like an angel.
  
  This is what a Synagogue should be - a house of worship that binds a community of people who come to experience a closeness with God. The "Ruach" is palpable and uplifting.
  
  If you have an opportunity to attend a service, treat yourself to a really special experience.

  Added January 15, 2017 by David Wien