Issue theme: Faith in Brighton: A Multi-Part Series on the Diversity of Faiths in Our Town

Title of article: Brighton’s Jewish Community: A Mini-Immigration

Keywords: Brighton’s Jewish Community

Subject(s) area: Bel Air neighborhood, Rose Lawn neighborhood, Meadowbrook neighborhood, Rochester Urban Renewal, Beth Israel, Congregation Bene Sholom, Congregation Sheves Achim, Congregation Beth Hamedresh Hagodel, Beth Hakneses Hachodosh, Nusbaum Shul, Meyer Nusbaum, Sander Nusbaum, Centenary Methodist Church, Temple Beth El, Sephardic Light of Israel, Temple Beth Am, Temple Sinai, James Johnson – architect.

Author(s): Mary Jo Lanphear

Newsletter Issue and reference: 21 (2) – Spring 2020 – Page 3

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