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Serving the Jewish community of Central Pennsylvania by bringing Judaism to life for all ages.
Whether it's fun and engaging Hebrew School, enjoyable social events, informative and inspiring classes and courses, or to celebrate the Jewish Holidays, we are here.

Please join us for a delicious Shabbat Dinner or stop by and say Hi.
We look forward to welcoming you soon.


Rabbi Nissen and Chana Pewzner
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