Founded in the 1940s by Persian Jews, our synagogue was established to create a spiritual home where traditions could be upheld and passed down. After World War II, we welcomed Hungarian Holocaust survivors, enriching our community with their resilience and history.

Today, we embrace Jews from all walks of life, regardless of origin, financial capability, or prior knowledge. Our vibrant congregation is united by the goal of enhancing Torah learning and observance. We offer a wide range of programs, from educational classes and study groups to cultural events and social gatherings, ensuring there is something for everyone.

Our motto, "Enhancement of Torah learning and observance regardless of financial capability or country of origin or prior knowledge," reflects our core values. We remove barriers to participation, offering financial assistance for membership dues and programs to ensure inclusivity.

As we honor our past, we look forward to a future of unity and spiritual growth. Join us in a welcoming atmosphere where every Jew can find a home, reconnect with their roots, and deepen their understanding of Torah. Together, we can build a brighter, more inclusive future.