Congregation Habonim Toronto, Reform synagogue in North York, Toronto, Canada.
Congregation Habonim Toronto is a Reform synagogue in North York, Toronto, that combines modern design elements with dedicated spaces for prayer services, educational programs, and community gatherings. The building provides an environment where members assemble for worship and fellowship.
The congregation was established to nurture progressive Jewish traditions in Toronto and has grown into a center for Reform thought over the years. It maintains a Holocaust memorial wall in its lobby to preserve the memory of victims and serve as an educational reminder for future generations.
The congregation gathers for weekly Kabbalat Shabbat services where cantors and choir members lead musical elements. These gatherings form an important part of the community's religious life.
The building is easy to reach and features spaces designed for various activities, from prayer services to educational seminars. Visitors can explore the facilities and learn more about the congregation's work within the local community.
The congregation is led by two spiritual leaders: Rabbi Eli Rubenstein and Rabbi Aviva Rajsky as Senior Cantor, creating a dual leadership approach. This arrangement blends traditional rabbinical authority with musical and spiritual direction.
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