Cuban Hebrew Congregation
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Cuban Hebrew Congregation | |
Basic information | |
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Location | Miami Beach, United States |
Religious affiliation | Conservative Judaism |
Ecclesiastical status | Active Synagogue |
Architectural description | |
Year completed | 1961 |
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The Temple of Beth-Shumel Cuban Hebrew Congregation is a synagogue used by Jewish Cuban expatriates in Miami Beach, Florida. The Temple is led by Rabbi Hector Epelbaum, Cantor Luis Cattan, and President Fabio Nick. There are some 2,500 Cuban Jews in Miami.
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