In the USA when I lived in Washington DC we had one building shared by a church and a synagogue (for economic reasons?). The sign outside pivoted reading synagogue on Saturday and church on Sunday. You simply locked away your cross or star of David in a cupboard before shutting the front the door as you left and turned the sign when you got to the gate. Does anybody know the name? It must still be on the internet. Heathrow airport has a multi-faith room.
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Sunday, June 22, 2014
Berlin's projected three-faith complex
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