Übersetzung für 'Reform congregation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

reform congregation

Reformkongregation {f}relig.

Reform congregation [an individual congregation, not the Reform Movement]

Reformgemeinde {f} [einzelne Gemeinde und Bewegung]relig.

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congregation

Versammlung {f}

Menge {f}

religiöse Vereinigung {f}

Bruderschaft {f}relig.

Zusammenkunft {f}

Ansammlung {f}

Zuhörerschaft {f}

Gemeinde {f} [beim Gottesdienst]relig.

Kirchenvolk {n}relig.

Kirchengemeinde {f}relig.

Kongregation {f}

unified congregation

Einheitsgemeinde {f}relig.

Benedictine Congregation

Benediktinerkongregation {f}relig.

local congregation

Ortsgemeinde {f}relig.

core congregation

Kerngemeinde {f}relig.

expatriate congregation

Auslandsgemeinde {f}relig.

church congregation

Kirchgemeinde {f}relig.

Kirchengemeinde {f}relig.

(individual) congregation

Einzelgemeinde {f}relig.

General Congregation

Generalkongregation {f}relig.

• Starting from 2012 he has been the Rabbi of the Conservative/Masorti congregation in Marseille (France) and of the Reform congregation in Toulouse (France).
• The Hebrew Cemetery is maintained by Congregation Beth Ahabah, a Reform congregation founded in Richmond in 1789.
• With a membership of 100 families, the Reform congregation dedicated its first synagogue building in 1889.
• Growing up, Plaskow was a part of a classical reform congregation and completed twelve years of Hebrew school.
• From 1949 to 1979 Korn was Senior Rabbi at Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

• Located on Fifth Avenue on the border of the Oakland and Shadyside neighborhoods, it houses Congregation Rodef Shalom, the oldest Jewish congregation in Western Pennsylvania and the largest Reform congregation in the area.
• Sölden was a priory directly subject to Cluny, as was the norm in that reform congregation of the Order of St.
• In 1825, Labatt helped organize the Reform congregation in Charleston, the first in the United States.
• In matters of religion, he was observant and belonged not only to two Orthodox synagogues but also to the West London Synagogue, a Reform congregation that his family had played a prominent part in founding in London.
• In addition to numerous Orthodox congregations, Mevasseret Zion also has a Reform congregation, Kehillat Mevasseret Zion, founded in 1993.

• He was unmarried and his ashes lie in Manchester Southern cemetery (British Jewish Reform Congregation section).
• He was influential in forming the Temple Emanuel in 1857, the fifth oldest reform congregation in the United States, and in founding the first Jewish organization in Grand Rapids, the Jewish Benevolent and Burial Society.
• She grew up in a Jewish family; her mother co-founded the Central Reform Congregation in St.