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C.E.A., a senior center; Welfare and support services for families in need; Other social and educational programs and workshops for children and adults. The Comunidad Israelita de Santiago also supports the activities of small communities in other areas in Chile, including La Serena, Temuco and mainly, Concepción.
In 2001, the Universal House of Justice said efforts should begin to construct the "Mother Temple of South America." [2] Then, in late 2002, the National Spiritual Assembly of the BaháΚΌís of Chile announced a competition for the design of the temple, to be built southeast of Santiago. [2]
3 Chile. 4 Colombia. 5 Peru. 6 Suriname. 7 Venezuela. ... This is a list of lists of mosques in South America, including mosques, Islamic centers, ...
Shalom Catholic Community was founded in 1982 by Moyses Louro Azevedo Filho. At this time, the Church, especially after the Second Vatican Council, called young people to participate in the world, to be seeds of change, builders of peace, following the example set by Jesus Christ.
The Santiago Chile Temple was the first LDS temple to be built on Spanish-speaking soil and the second to be built in South America. Since its initial construction, there have been additions to the temple property including housing for patrons who come from the far reaches of Chile to stay in while they attend the temple.
Storms have drenched the center and south Chile throughout the week, displacing people and closing schools. More than 2,000 homes have been damaged and 60,000 have lost power. Heavy winds caused a ...
About 130 Jewish community members remained in a combined Sephardic and Ashkenazic congregation at Neve Shalom (which includes community hall and mikveh). The second synagogue was rented for use as a computer service shop, its furniture and art loaned to the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
In 1993 it merged with The Shalom Center, founded by Waskow, to become ALEPH: Alliance for Jewish Renewal. [ 17 ] In 1979, Waskow had founded a magazine called Menorah , which explored and encouraged many creative ritual and social issues from a Jewish perspective.