The Soho Synagogue

The Soho Synagogue

The Soho Synagogue is a hipster synagogue located in Soho, a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York. It is founded by Rabbi Dovi Scheiner and Soho community’s first ever synagogue.

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* [http://www.theshs.org The Soho Synagogue]


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