For the same reason that people eat often. The soul gets hungry.
The Torah and Sages instituted plenty of prayer (see Talmud, Berakhot 26a) because we have a lot to thank God for; and everyone has plenty of needs. In speaking/praying to God concerning our gratitude and our needs and imperfections, we acknowledge that He is the source and ultimate address to turn to concerning these things.
Orthodox Jews oppose transgenderism and often see it as a mental illness.Liberal Jews, especially Reconstructionist Jews, permit transgender individuals to express themselves and to do whatever they feel that they need to in order to achieve that.
as often as you feel you need it
You need to use a yad which is this :
When ever they feel the need to have a child.
My husband prefers everyday, I can go a day or 2.
Not necessarily, but it helps. Much of the value system of Judaism is about community: praying, supporting, working, studying in community. Surely you can study and do mitzvot (good deeds) and tikkun olam (repairing the world), as an individual. But at its best, the synagogue provides a community where those efforts are multiplied, and each person gains from the contributions of others.
There was a Holocaust going on at the time and it specifically targeted Jews. Anne Frank was Jewish. If Jews were found, they were often killed or sent to work camps.
Jews will need the same thing that they have always needed: tolerance from non-Jews so that they can live their lives in peace.
weekly at least.when you feel the need.
One in charge of a synagogue, such as a gabbai or shammes, would need at least a basic knowledge of relevant Jewish laws. He would need to know some administrative skills, skills in interpersonal relations, and janitorial skills. This is a generic answer, some of the details of which could change according to circumstances. For example, does the synagogue have additional staff? Does it have a kitchen? Etc.
My friend was drawing a picture and she needed colored pencils to color it.
All faiths need a place of worship, and Judaism is no exception.