Kenosha News
Congregation President Ron Sanders, left, and Rabbi Tzali Wilschanski stand in front of the Bnai Zedek Synogogue at 1602 56th St.
It’s not often that members of a congregation get a peek into the past to see and touch artifacts representative of their local religious origins. But congregants belonging to the Jewish community’s Bnai Zedek Chabad will have such on opportunity on Oct. 17 during the celebration of their nearly 100-year-old synagogue.
The Celebration of the Century
Kenosha News
Congregation President Ron Sanders, left, and Rabbi Tzali Wilschanski stand in front of the Bnai Zedek Synogogue at 1602 56th St.
It’s not often that members of a congregation get a peek into the past to see and touch artifacts representative of their local religious origins. But congregants belonging to the Jewish community’s Bnai Zedek Chabad will have such on opportunity on Oct. 17 during the celebration of their nearly 100-year-old synagogue.
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