Freehold Jewish Center
The Freehold Jewish Center, also referred to as "Congregation Agudath Achim", is a synagogue in Freehold, New Jersey. Founded in 1911, it completed its first synagogue building by 1916, and its current building in 1957, with an addition to the current building completed in 1973. Eli Fishman was the congregation's rabbi from 1970 to 1997. He was succeeded by Kenneth Greene, who served for 13 years. As of September 2015, the Rabbi is Edward Friedman, and the president is Jeffrey Malkin.
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Freehold Jewish Center
The Freehold Jewish Center, also referred to as "Congregation Agudath Achim", is a synagogue in Freehold, New Jersey. Founded in 1911, it completed its first synagogue building by 1916, and its current building in 1957, with an addition to the current building completed in 1973. Eli Fishman was the congregation's rabbi from 1970 to 1997. He was succeeded by Kenneth Greene, who served for 13 years. As of September 2015, the Rabbi is Edward Friedman, and the president is Jeffrey Malkin.
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