Kingsway Jewish Center, Modern Orthodox Jewish synagogue in Midwood, Brooklyn, US
The Kingsway Jewish Center is a four-story synagogue with a brick facade located on Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn. The building houses classrooms, event spaces, and areas designed for community gatherings and prayer.
The congregation was established in 1928 and built the main synagogue between 1949 and 1951. A school building and event hall were added in 1957 to expand the community center.
The center serves as a hub for the Jewish community in Midwood, bringing people together for prayer and learning throughout the week. The daily services and educational programs shape how the space functions and reflect the living faith of the congregation.
The building is accessible and offers various facilities for visitors and participants. Current information about services and events is available on the community's website for those planning a visit.
The prayer hall features eighteen stained glass windows with abstract designs created by a notable artist. These artworks create a distinctive character that many first-time visitors overlook when entering the space.
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