Rabbi Goldstick served both the Calgary and the Edmonton communities before the Congregation House of Jacob erected its building. He travelled back and forth until he finally settled in Edmonton in 1912.

At a meeting of the executive in 1908, it was moved that the Congregation be called House of Jacob. In response Mr. Diamond said that, since his own name was Jacob, he would immediately donate five dollars and would continue to support the Congregation as best he could. He served seven terms as President before his death in 1929.

This certificate honours Jacob Diamond's sixth successive election as President of the congregation, presented to him by the Zionist Organization "Agudath Zion" in 1913.