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1920s
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First recorded instance of Jews living on Nantucket
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1983
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Congregation Shirat HaYam holds its first Shabbat service in July. Over 150 people attend. More than 200 attend first High Holy Day services.
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1990
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Religious School classes begin, organized by year-round residents.
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1996
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Rabbi Rachel Sabath leads High Holy Day services.
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1998
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Membership reaches 200 families from 14 different states. Congregation joins Nantucket Interfaith Council.
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1999
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A full-time director is hired for the Religious School.
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2003
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We celebrate our 20th Anniversary as a Congregation.
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