Synagogy

Synagogy refers to the teaching and educational activities within a Jewish community, focusing on the transmission of religious knowledge, traditions, and values. It encompasses formal classes, study sessions, and informal learning opportunities led by rabbis, educators, or community members. Synagogy aims to deepen understanding of Jewish texts, history, and practices, fostering spiritual growth and cultural continuity. Essentially, it’s the structured process through which Jewish communities pass their faith and heritage to each generation through education.