Our building is approximately 120 years old. Built as a church after the Civil War, it was converted to a synagogue in 1912 and became the home of the Adas Yoshuron community. Its 2 1/2 story historic structure is well-maintained and in excellent shape. This past year we completed security and life safety upgrades on both the exterior and the interior of the building. The lower level was renovated several years ago. We have two projects planned for 2023: additional security upgrades at the front, new landscaping, and a fire sprinkler system for the entire building.

The main floor of our synagogue holds our 1700 sq. ft. sanctuary; featuring soaring ceilings, a beautiful ark and bima, stained glass windows, custom pews, and wood paneled walls.  Above the sanctuary is a balcony of approximately 700 sq.ft. with additional seating. The balcony level also includes a sizable private space that can serve as an office and meeting space for the spiritual leader. The lower level of the synagogue building is a walkout basement with a wall containing full windows and an accessible entryway that opens onto a paved patio. This level houses a small open kitchen and a social area that is also used as a classroom, library, meeting space and office.

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