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The Jewish community is a true community, where institutions and individuals care for each other and work together as a family would. People are often surprised to learn that Providence is a vibrant community with several minyanim/synagogues, ample kosher food, an eiruv, an outreach Kollel, a Yeshiva Gedolah, several day schools, a vibrant JCC, and all of the amenities necessary for vibrant and full Jewish life.

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State Capital: Providence
State Nickname: The Ocean State
State Motto: Hope
State Flower: Violet
State Bird: Rhode Island Red
First Shul: The Touro Synagogue in Newport, founded in 1658, is the oldest Jewish house of worship in North America that is still standing.

 

 

[1]  Translation from The Language of Truth by Arthur Green.


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Rabbi Barry Dolinger and his wife, Naomi, moved to Providence, Rhode Island, during the summer of 2011. Looking for an improvement in their quality of life, and an escape from the perpetual rat race and background anxiety inherent in living in New York City, they were delighted to receive an offer to serve as the rabbi and rebbetzin of Congregation Beth Sholom, a modern Orthodox synagogue on the beautiful East Side of Providence. Naomi is currently finishing her last semester in pursuit of her master’s degree in speech therapy at the University of Rhode Island. In addition to serving as rabbi, Rabbi Dolinger practices law.