Our Molish Sanctuary and Temple Beth Torah Chapel, Biblical Garden, Holocaust memorial courtyard, and Czech scrolls mural invite prayer, learning, celebration, and reflection. Each space is designed to move, inspire, and connect, echoing generations of Jewish memory and hope.
The Molish Sanctuary
The Molish Sanctuary
Step into this stunning space with dramatic brick walls, high ceilings, and golden tones that echo the Sinai desert. Designed by visionary architect Vincent Kling, it features a glowing Eternal Light and an award-winning Ark of glass and brass evoking flames, stars, and sacred symbolism. This is the heart of our spiritual home.
Temple Beth Torah Chapel
This bright, modern chapel hosts everything from family-friendly prayer to adult learning. Centered around a beloved historic Ark and Eternal Light by artist David Klass, it’s a space where ancient words meet everyday moments. The wall art and ritual objects from our heritage inspire connection across generations.
Klein Chapel
Klein Chapel
A peaceful space filled with warm brick and soft lighting. Tapestries by Israeli artist Bracha Lavee depict sacred stories. Just outside: a serene courtyard that changes with the seasons. Perfect for smaller services or personal moments of prayer.
The Saltzman Family Biblical Garden
Saltzman Family Biblical Garden
Lush with plants named in the Bible, this beautiful garden includes a flowing water feature. Benches, mosaic art, and sacred symbols bring the ancient text into vivid life.
Mosaic Mural: Created by congregants from thousands of glass and ceramic pieces, this dazzling artwork depicts the Seven Species, water, and life in full bloom alongside personal touches and hidden stories from our community.
The Holocaust Memorial
The Holocaust Memorial
In a quiet courtyard, this powerful tribute honors family members lost in the Shoah. Designed by David Klass, it features six symbolic lights, barbed metal, and the haunting poem, “The Butterfly” by Pavel Friedmann. A nearby butterfly garden and climbing sculpture complete this space of memory, resilience, and prayer.
