Kehila Kedosha Janina is one of the last remaining Greek-Romaniote synagogues, serving a Jewish community that traces its roots back 2,200 years to Greece during the time of Alexander the Great, making it one of the oldest in the diaspora.
Welcome to Kehila Kedosha Janina, a historic Greek-Jewish synagogue in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.
Founded in 1906, with the shul built in 1927, KKJ has flourished through a century of immigration and migration.
Today, it remains both a vibrant, active Jewish community and… pic.twitter.com/FaJy7cfU62
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