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31: 196:. Construction was completed at the end of 1925 and the synagogue officially opened in 1926. It was built to serve both the growing Jewish resident population and the high volume of Jewish holidaymakers. 600 Jewish families from 227:
of over fifty men every single day. You can’t walk a minute on the beach without seeing a group of people you know sitting together. The amazing thing is that you see Jews here from across the spectrum of
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Since 2020, the congregation has been led by full-time rabbi, Ryan Newman. According to Newman: “Muizenberg may be the largest Jewish community in South Africa during the holidays. We have a
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and his counterpart in the UK, Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, attended centenary celebrations for the congregation in January 2024.
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settled in the town in the 1920s. Rabbi Lionel Mirvis served the community as did his son, Rabbi
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The foundation stone was laid on 14 February 1924 by Rev. A. P. Bender, who led the
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Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth
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20th-century religious buildings and structures in South Africa
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Chief rabbis unite to celebrate Muizenberg Shul centenary
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Jewish religious building in Cape Town, South Africa
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Affiliation
Orthodox Judaism
Rite
Ashkenazi
Geographic coordinates
34°06′24″S 18°28′02″E / 34.10666°S 18.46718°E / -34.10666; 18.46718
Architect(s)
Synagogue
Modern Orthodox
Muizenberg
Western Cape
Gardens Shul
Eastern Europe
Ephraim Mirvis
Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth
blue plaque
Premier of the Western Cape
Helen Zille
minyan
Orthodoxy
Chabad
Mizrachi
Ohr Somayach
Warren Goldstein
Muizenberg synagogue celebrates its century



Muizenberg Synagogue

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