Congregation of the Synagogue

The Congregation of the Synagogue refers to the community of Jewish worshippers who gather for prayer, study, and observance within a synagogue, which is a house of worship in Judaism. This congregation participates in various religious activities, including weekly Sabbath services, holiday celebrations, and educational programs. It plays a vital role in fostering a sense of community, supporting individual spiritual growth, and preserving Jewish traditions and teachings. The Rabbi typically leads the congregation, guiding worship and providing spiritual leadership.