Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Congregation Beth Israel (Lebanon, Pennsylvania)
Although the article now has 24 references, few, if any, of them meet the  criterion of "significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject". Going down the list, references 1,3,4,5, and 6 all point to the organization's web site, so they don't confer notability. Reference 2, re Percival Goodman, is just a one-line mention of the architect's involvement in the building ("a barn-style white building").  There's no indication of architectural notability; it's not a listed building. References 7 and 8 are routine bios of people associated with the organization, not published by a major source. Reference 9 is a letter signed by hundreds of clergy. Reference 10 has a one-line reference to rabbi Paula Reimer, but it's not about her. (She herself might be newsworthy, from the "Israel flag incident" in Berkeley, as {{user|Jayjg}} mentions, but that was before she went to Lebanon.) Reference 11 is by Paula Reimer, so that's not an independent source. Reference 12 is from the Dallas Morning News, but it's about Capitol Ministries and  doesn't mention this synagogue or Paula Reimer at all. Reference 13 is Capitol Ministries itself.  Reference 14 is a duplicate of reference 11. Reference 15 is a one-line mention in a blog of Paula Reimer quoting someone else.  Reference 16 is a brief link to a publication by Paula Reimer, and reference 17 is that publication.  Reference 18 is a brief bio of Paula Reimer because she does some part-time work at a local college.  References 19-24 are to brief notes about members of the synagogue who did something marginally notable, including publishing a cookbook
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Cited policy: WP:NOTE (Wikipedia:Notability)