Knesseth Israel Congregation (Birmingham, Alabama)
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Knesseth Israel Congregation ( KI ) is the only Orthodox Jewish synagogue in the state of Alabama , although there is a Chabad center just up the street from its current location.1The first Orthodox congregation to organize in Birmingham in 1889, the synagogue is currently located at 3100 Overton Road, Mountain Brook, Alabama .2
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Knesseth Israel Congregation ( KI ) is an Orthodox Jewish synagogue in the state of Alabama . The first Orthodox congregation to organize in Birmingham in 1889, the synagogue is currently located at 3100 Overton Road, Mountain Brook, Alabama . Eytan Yammer, a graduate of Yeshivat Chovevei Torah served as rabbi from 2010 through 2016 and was named by The Forward as one of its 33 most inspiring American rabbis in 2015.
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Knesseth Israel Congregation ( KI ) is an Orthodox Jewish synagogue in the state of Alabama . The first Orthodox congregation to organize in Birmingham in 1889, the synagogue is currently located at 3793 Crosby Drive, Mountain Brook, Alabama . Eytan Yammer, a graduate of Yeshivat Chovevei Torah served as rabbi from 2010 through 2016 and was named by The Forward as one of its 33 most inspiring American rabbis in 2015.
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Orthodox synagogue in Birmingham, Alabama Knesseth Israel Congregation (abbreviated as KI ) is an Orthodox Jewish synagogue , located at 3793 Crosby Drive Mountain Brook , in Birmingham , Alabama , in the United States.The congregation was formed in 1889. Eytan Yammer, a graduate of Yeshivat Chovevei Torah , served as rabbi from 2010 through 2016 and was named by The Forward as one of its 33 most inspiring American rabbis in 2015. Since 2021, the congregation has been led by lay members.The Forward . 2015 .
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only orthodox jewish synagogue in the state of alabama
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orthodox jewish synagogue
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