Golden Rose Synagogue

The Golden Rose Synagogue is a synagogue on Kotsyubinskiy Street/Sholom Aleichem road in Dnipro, Ukraine. The Golden Rose synagogue was fabricated 150 years prior in Dnipro, in previous circumstances called Yeketerinoslav/Jekaterinoslaw. In 1924 the building was utilized as a laborers' club and a distribution center or more the portice a seal of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was situated instead of the Magen David. In 1996, the building was come back to the Jewish people group.

In 1999 began the recreation, outlined by a nearby Jewish designer, A. Dolnik. Straightforward Meisler, an Israeli craftsman, composed the lobby, the supplication corridor and the Holy Ark. Over the asylum entrance is a portrayal of brilliant roses, made by Meisler. A little rotunda between the anteroom and asylum is enhanced with the principal line of the Shma Israel supplication. The primary expressions of Shma Israel in Hebrew are at left, yet the main words in Russian are at right.

The two renditions proceed around the rotunda until the last words in Russian and Hebrew meet on the contrary side. The ways to the Aaron haKodesh outline the Ten Commandments. The Jewish people group had plans to assemble a Jewish people group focus with Museum called "Tkumah" resurrection neighboring the synagogue that will likewise house a library, soup kitchen, classrooms and workplaces. In October, 2012 such multifunctional focus was opened under the name Menorah center.