Sharon Synagogue, Jewish synagogue in San Isidro, Lima, Peru
Sharon Synagogue is located in San Isidro at the intersection of Avenida 2 de Mayo and Calle Carlos Porras Osores, serving the Orthodox Ashkenazi community of Lima. The building accommodates religious services, study programs, and gatherings for the local Jewish population.
The synagogue was established in the early 1990s as a dedicated space for the Eastern European Jewish community in Lima. This founding marked an important moment when the Orthodox Ashkenazi community gained its own religious center.
The synagogue serves as a gathering space for the Ashkenazi community in Lima, where members practice Orthodox Judaism through regular worship and observance of religious traditions. The building hosts educational activities and holiday celebrations that mark the rhythm of communal life.
The synagogue is located in an accessible neighborhood and can be reached on foot from the surrounding streets. Visitors should check visiting hours in advance and learn about any guidelines for respectful entry into the religious space.
In 2009, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman visited the synagogue alongside members of Israel's parliament, bringing international attention to the center. This visit reflected the global connections of the local community and the respect the space commands.
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