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	The '''Adealaide Hebrew Congregation''' is a ] synagogue and congregation in ], in ]. The congregation was first established in 1848, and the synagogue was completed in 1850. A larger synagogue building was constructed in 1870 in the CBD. In 1989, the congregation relocated to a new purpose-built synagogue in ], where it shared a campus with the ], ].<ref name=ajn/> The school closed in 2011 and the synagogue has since returned to a new location on ] in the CBD.<ref name=jta> ''The Jewish Telegraphic Agency''. 4 July 2011</ref><ref name=ajn> ''The Australian Jewish News''. 19 July 2023</ref>		The '''Adealaide Hebrew Congregation''' is a ] synagogue and congregation in ], in ]. The congregation was first established in 1848, and the synagogue was completed in 1850. A larger synagogue building was constructed in 1870 in the CBD. In 1989, the congregation relocated to a new purpose-built synagogue in ], where it shared a campus with the ], ].<ref name=ajn/> The school closed in 2011 and the synagogue has since returned to a new location on ] in the CBD.<ref name=jta> ''The Jewish Telegraphic Agency''. 4 July 2011</ref><ref name=ajn> ''The Australian Jewish News''. 19 July 2023</ref>


			==History==
			The congregation's first building, completed in 1850, was built in the ] style.<ref>Humbert, Jean-Marcel and Price, Clifford, eds., ''Imhotep Today: Egyptianizing Architecture'', UCL Prewss, 2003, pp. 167 ff.</ref> ], Mayor of Adelaide, was the congregation's first president.<ref> {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200810161451/http://adelaidehebrew.com.au/history.php \|date=10 August 2020 }}, ]. Retrieved 16 December 2024.</ref>

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Modern Orthodox synagogue in Cape Town, South Africa

Religion
Affiliation	Modern Orthodox Judaism
Rite	Nusach Ashkenaz
Ecclesiastical or organizational status	Synagogue
Status	Active
Location
Location	Grote Street, Adelaide, South Australia
Country	Australia
Architecture
Type	Synagogue architecture
Website
adelaidehebrew.com

The Adealaide Hebrew Congregation is a Modern Orthodox synagogue and congregation in Adelaide, in South Australia. The congregation was first established in 1848, and the synagogue was completed in 1850. A larger synagogue building was constructed in 1870 in the CBD. In 1989, the congregation relocated to a new purpose-built synagogue in Glenside, where it shared a campus with the Jewish Day School, Massada College. The school closed in 2011 and the synagogue has since returned to a new location on Grote Street in the CBD.

History

The congregation's first building, completed in 1850, was built in the Egyptian Revival style. Judah Moss Solomon, Mayor of Adelaide, was the congregation's first president.

References

^ Synagogue returning to CBD The Australian Jewish News. 19 July 2023
South Australia’s only Jewish school to close The Jewish Telegraphic Agency. 4 July 2011
Humbert, Jean-Marcel and Price, Clifford, eds., Imhotep Today: Egyptianizing Architecture, UCL Prewss, 2003, pp. 167 ff.
History Archived 10 August 2020 at the Wayback Machine, Adelaide Hebrew Congregation. Retrieved 16 December 2024.

Jews and Judaism in Australia

Topics

History	History Kimberley Plan Sydney Israeli Consulate and Hakoah Club bombings 1991 Sydney synagogue attacks 2024 Melbourne synagogue attack
Society	Judaism in Australia Antisemitism in Australia Australian Jews Notable figures Australian Jewish media Australia–Israel relations

Schools

NSW	Emanuel School Kesser Torah College Masada College Moriah College Yeshiva College (closed)
VIC	Adass Israel School Beth Rivkah Ladies College Bialik College Leibler Yavneh College Mount Scopus Memorial College Ohel Chana Sholem Aleichem College The King David School Yeshivah College
WA	Carmel School
SA	Massada College (closed)

Communal
organisations

Roof bodies	Executive Council of Australian Jewry Jewish Community Council of Victoria Zionist Federation of Australia
Political groups	Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council Australian Jewish Democratic Society Independent Australian Jewish Voices Jewish Council of Australia
Religious	Kosher Australia Melbourne Beth Din Rabbinical Council of Victoria Union for Progressive Judaism
Student groups	Australasian Union of Jewish Students Hineni
Historical	Australian Jewish Genealogical Society Australian Jewish Historical Society Jewish Holocaust Centre Jewish Museum of Australia Sydney Jewish Museum
Other	AJAX Football Club Australian Association for Jewish Studies Courage to Care Jewish Care Jewish House Maccabi Australia Moving Forward Together

External links

Official website

Synagogues in South Africa

Active

Johannesburg	Beit Emanuel Doornfontein Great Park Oxford Shul Temple Israel (J)
Western Cape	Beit Midrash Morasha Gardens Shul Marais Road Shul Muizenberg Shul Stellenbosch Temple Israel (CT)
Durban	Durban United Hebrew Congregation Durban Progressive Jewish Congregation Umhlanga Jewish Centre

Former

Inactive (still standing)	Chassidim Shul Old Synagogue, Pretoria President Street Vredehoek Shul

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