are regular people allowed inside a jewish church?

Question

Are jewish people allowed inside a regular church?

Answer 1

Jews call it a synagogue or temple, not a church, and yes, anyone can come. Services are usually Friday nights or Saturday mornings. Try the Friday night service, it's shorter. If you try a Jewish reform temple first, you'll understand what's going on more than if it's an orthodox synagogue.

And yes, Jews can go to a church, too, although they wouldn't take communion and they probably wouldn't sing along to a lot of the songs, since they don't believe in Jesus.

Answer 2

Jewish churches are called "synagogues" or "temples".

Jewish people are as "regular" as us, and if not, I'm sure they can find a good fiber diet.

Jewish people are required by their law to welcome visitors. I for one have attended Friday night services and I took classes at our local "temple" for about 2 years.

Answer 3

It is my understanding that no one is barred from a church, no matter the faith.
Although I am not jewish and I do not go to church.

Answer 4

do you mean a thingamagog?

Jews are allowed into all churches except the Church of Mel Gibson

Answer 5

Yes of course the church welcomes all people.

Answer 6

To enter and listen to the service yes.But don't forget to cover your head first.or buy the skull cap(sorry forgot the name) if you don't have a hat or other head covering to wear.men and women.

Answer 7

What are regular people?

Answer 8

Psst.... Jews are "regular people," too, they just practice Judaism.

Answer 9

Of couse, someone has to sweep and mop after temple