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The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is an organization dedicated to serving Freemasonry, the country, and the world, initially formed to aid military servicemen towards the end of World War I. Established by Grand Masters in 1918, MSA aims to provide services to Grand Lodges that they may not be able to perform individually. Over the years, MSA has become a recognized and credible Masonic group in North America, known for its disaster relief efforts and the Hospital Visitation Program, which supports military veterans. With a commitment to education, MSA distributes a variety of publications to promote awareness and understanding of Freemasonry. Generated from the website

Hebrew Congregation-Woodmont in Milford, CT is a place of worship and community for individuals of the Jewish faith. With a focus on tradition and spiritual growth, the congregation offers religious services, educational programs, and opportunities for social connection. Generated from their business information

Temple Isaiah, located in Stony Brook, NY, serves as a welcoming community for individuals seeking connection through worship, learning, and social action, embodying the principles of Reform Judaism. The temple emphasizes inclusivity, inviting Jews by birth, Jews by choice, and interfaith families to engage in meaningful experiences and nurture their Jewish heritage. Offering a variety of services and educational programs, Temple Isaiah fosters a sense of belonging and commitment to tikkun olam, or healing the world. With a focus on inspiring leadership among its students and providing a vibrant community atmosphere, the temple strives to reinvigorate Jewish traditions while embracing contemporary values. Generated from the website