Jewish synagogues

A Jewish synagogue is a place of worship and community for Jews. It serves as a gathering space for prayer, study, and social activities. Typically, a synagogue features an area for prayer services, often including sacred texts and a Torah scroll. It is led by a rabbi, who provides spiritual guidance. Synagogues also host educational programs and events, fostering a sense of community. They may differ in style and practice depending on traditions (such as Orthodox, Conservative, or Reform), but their core purpose remains promoting Jewish faith, culture, and connection among members.