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  Large congregation celebrating 150th anniversary in 2016. Unusually friendly and outgoing as well as engaged rabbis and cantor with extensive staff (including rabbi) for both religious school and congregation in general. Variety of facilities for meetings, simchas, and general activities. Congregation is very welcoming. Daily minyans at 7 and 7:30 AM plus 6 PM. Supervised kosher food facilities with variety of caterers. Large sanctuary with extensive glass windows looking out on park/forest setting. Adjacent to Gross Schechter Day School which educates up to 8th grade. Plenty of parking. Active video filming of Shabbat services and other special events that are available through the synagogue website. Congregation is very active in support of the general Cleveland community as well as the Jewish community and Israel. Check out the synagogue website for far more details as well as the synagogues extensive Facebook page.

  Added June 02, 2017 by Bill Jones
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  During the 60's & '70's, The Temple on the Heights had a premier Cantor, Sol Meisels. I can still hear his beautiful bass-baritone singing during the High Holy Days in my mind. I wish I had a recording of him.

  Added September 14, 2016 by A Google User