Maguen David Synagogue, Conservative synagogue in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
Maguen David Synagogue is a house of worship in San Pedro Sula that combines Conservative Jewish tradition with Nusach Sefard liturgy. The building sits on Boulevard Morazan and serves as a gathering place for the local Jewish community.
The synagogue was built in 1997, marking a turning point for religious diversity in San Pedro Sula. It emerged as an expression of Jewish presence in Honduras, where faith communities had remained small for many years.
The community gathers here for Shabbat services and Jewish holidays, shaping the religious rhythm of local Jewish life. Visitors can experience how Conservative Jewish traditions are practiced in a Central American setting.
The building is centrally located and easy to reach for those attending services or learning about the community. Visitors should ask ahead if they want to attend special events or celebrations.
This is one of only two active Jewish congregations in all of Honduras, serving Jews across the entire northern region of the country. It demonstrates how small but vibrant faith communities maintain their presence even in places where religious diversity is limited.
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