After walking through the stained-glass Yacobovsky Front Doors, Jerusalem stone greets congregants and guests in the Polis Lobby.
The Harry Sax Donor Wall honors those who have made major gifts to the Greenspun Campus. The Emerson Avenue Synagogue Donor Wall, with its gold leaf stars etched into a dramatic, black, granite Chai, pays tribute to our past.
There is a sun-like pattern in the artwork in the Polis Lobby. It has 18 Shofars extending out with a Hebrew saying on it that says, “God redeems the soul of his servants”, Podeh Adonai nefesh
avodav, Psalm 34:23. The 18 is for Life, Chai, and the jewel at the center is red to represent the pomegranate.
A flat-screen TV lists campus events. The lobby also provides access to the Audio Video Room and Child Care Room, as well as the Leitizia Crying Room.
There is a sun-like pattern in the artwork in the Polis Lobby. It has 18 Shofars extending out with a Hebrew saying on it that says, “God redeems the soul of his servants”, Podeh Adonai nefesh
avodav, Psalm 34:23. The 18 is for Life, Chai, and the jewel at the center is red to represent the pomegranate.
The Harry Sax Donor Wall honors those who have made major gifts to the Greenspun Campus. The Emerson Avenue Synagogue Donor Wall, with its gold leaf stars etched into a dramatic, black, granite Chai, pays tribute to our past.
The Emerson Avenue Synagogue Donor Wall, with its gold leaf stars etched into a dramatic, black, granite Chai, pays tribute to our past.
The entrance to the Joyce & Jerome Mack Sanctuary graces a beautiful Jewish prayer in both Hebrew and English.
The Yacobovsky Front Doors are graced with a beautiful abstract stained glass window with multi-colored Stars of David.
With windows providing a clear view into the Mack Sanctuary, the Leitizia Crying Room allows families with babies to enjoy Shabbat services in a comfortable, sound- and light-controlled environment.
This special Bride’s Room is also used as a Green Room for performances and events. It is highlighted by a beautiful stained glass window, donated by Gary and Noreen Sternberg, moved caringly from the Emerson Avenue facility.
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