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Kalpa Bhadra Kadampa Buddhist Center, located in Harrisburg, PA, is dedicated to teaching practical methods for dissolving negative minds and fostering happiness in one's life. Led by Resident Teacher Gen Kelsang Chondzin, the center offers a variety of meditation classes and programs for both beginners and those seeking deeper understanding of Buddhist teachings. The center emphasizes the importance of community and spiritual growth, welcoming individuals from all walks of life to participate in their classes and events. With a mission to promote peace and happiness, Kalpa Bhadra serves as a local hub for the practice and study of Kadampa Buddhism. Generated from the website

Kesher Israel Congregation was founded in 1902 by men and women who were determined to create a religious presence in Harrisburg that focused on the study of Torah, acts of loving kindness and, foremost, a belief in the G-d of Israel. After 100 years, Kesher Israel continues to hold true to these principles and thrives as an Orthodox synagogue. We are a congregation of 250 families and individuals from many places and backgrounds. We are a community through our commitment to the values of observance of the mitzvoth, of Jewish family life and prayer. In our daily and Shabbat services, we conduct our prayers with dignity and an appreciation for the beauty of holiness. Our present synagogue is located in a lovely residential neighborhood on Third and Schuylkill streets. The sanctuary was built in 1949 and expanded in 1963 to include the kitchens, social halls and offices. The congregation supports an active sisterhood and youth program. The congregational cemetery and memorial chapel are located at 35th and Oliver Street.