Let them make me a sanctuary that I may dwell within them.

Exodus 25:8

The power of this stirring text from Torah lies in the insight that a building is both a process and a product—a home for the heart and a house for the body. This effort of will and intent defined the dreams of our ancient ancestors in their creation of a sanctuary in which divine values met a dutiful community. And so it will be with the revitalization of our Seattle campus—as a reflection of the depth of our commitment to our community and the breadth of our vision for its future.

Spaces that connect our timeless values with maximum impact

Our “new” building – built in 1960 and anchored by our majestic and iconic Alhadeff Sanctuary – architecturally and functionally represents the Jewish synagogue experience of the 1950s and no longer reflects ways we worship, learn, gather, or socialize together.

It’s time for change.

Our congregation has unanimously approved a capital campaign for up to $22.5 million to renew the 16th Avenue side of our Seattle campus. Once complete, the transformation of our plaza, foyer, Alhadeff Sanctuary – as well unseen but essential upgrades to our infrastructure – will fulfill the vision of our Core Values:

Learn More: