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Reform Synagogue in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania For similarly named synagogues, see Ohev Sholom . Temple Ohev Sholom is a Reform Jewish congregation and synagogue located at 2345 North Front Street, Harrisburg , Pennsylvania , in the United States. Founded in 1853 as an Orthodox congregation by 24 German immigrant families, is the oldest Jewish congregation in the city and its surrounding area. In 1867, it became a Reform congregation. The current synagogue building at Front and Seneca Streets was built in 1920 with a Greco-Roman classical front façade. Rabbi Marc Kline is the current rabbi of Ohev Sholom, becoming the interim rabbi in 2022.
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Temple Ohev Sholom is the oldest temple in the Harrisburg, PA area, established in 1853. It was established as an orthodox congregation. In 1867, it became a Reform congregation.
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Temple Ohev Sholom , established in 1853, is the oldest Jewish synagogue in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and its surrounding area. It was established as an Orthodox congregation. In 1867, it became a Reform congregation.
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( Learn how and when to remove this message ) For similarly named synagogues, see Ohev Sholom .Temple Ohev Sholom , established in 1853, is the oldest Jewish synagogue in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania , United States and its surrounding area. It was established as an Orthodox congregation. In 1867, it became a Reform congregation.
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Reform Synagogue in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania For similarly named synagogues, see Ohev Sholom .Temple Ohev Sholom , established in 1853, is the oldest Jewish congregation in the city of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania , United States and its surrounding area. It was established as an Orthodox congregation. In 1867, it became a Reform congregation. The current synagogue building at Front and Seneca Streets was built in 1920.
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oldest temple in the harrisburg
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reform jewish congregation and synagogue located at 2345 north front street
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