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The Gospel music at this historic church is so good, it is broadcast on three local radio stations: WBBP at 7am, WLOK at 8am and WDIA at 10:30a, every Sunday morning. Singers and musicians from around the Memphis area collaborate in creating a worship service that has hundreds of people on their feet singing every week. The location of the church, just off I-240 near the VA Medical Center, makes it easily accessible from any location in Memphis.
B’rit Hadasha Synagogue is located on Quail Hollow Road, in Memphis, TN. This welcoming house of God offers regular Sabbath service, Torah service, as well as other services such as prayer gatherings and Torah studies. As an active member of the community, the synagogue is associated with many NGOs and organizations. B’rit Hadasha Messianic Jewish Synagogue remains open to all Jewish and Non-Jewish people who seek solace in praying to Yeshua, the Messiah, without discrimination.
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Baron Hirsch Synagogue is one of the largest congregations in the country. The synagogue was established in Memphis, in the year 1864 and since then, they have been active in the development of the Memphis communities. In addition to Shabbat services, they involve themselves in many community-building initiatives. A lot of emphasis is laid on enlightening children about the Jewish traditions and bringing about interaction between kids from various families. Over 1000 households and more than 500 children are part of the Baron Hirsch Synagogue.
The Memphis Jewish Community Center (MJCC) is an inclusive and compassionate community built on Jewish values, heritage, and culture, where people of all ages, lifestyles, ethnicities and levels of observance come together to pursue personal fitness, team sports, the arts, youth programming, and early childhood education. You'll find state-of-the-art facilities and equipment as well as trained and certified staff in all areas. We offer a range of activities, classes, and schedule options to fit your personal needs, interests, and goals. The MJCC is committed to enhancing the lives of each and every person we touch. As a non-profit organization, we work with the United Way of the Mid-South and the Memphis Jewish Federation to build and maintain a strong, vibrant, and caring community. The Memphis Jewish Community Center is located at the corner of Poplar and Aaron Brenner Drive between Massey and Kirby.
