Oseh Shalom Synagogue, Reconstructionist synagogue in Laurel, Maryland, US.
Oseh Shalom is a Reconstructionist synagogue in Laurel designed by architect Travis Price in 1991. The building stands out with its blue wing structures and glowing dome, creating a modern prayer space for Jewish worship.
The congregation was founded in 1966 and adopted the Reconstructionist movement in 1979 before building its current home. The Laurel location opened in 1991 and has served as the community center since then.
The community gathers here for weekly Sabbath services and holiday celebrations that shape Jewish life in the region. Visitors experience a welcoming space where members of all ages participate together in religious practice.
The building is located at 7515 Olive Branch Way and is straightforward to find for regular visits. The synagogue offers both in-person services and online options through Zoom, giving people flexible ways to join.
The religious education program welcomes children from age three and uses movement and games to introduce Jewish learning early. This approach helps young participants prepare for their coming-of-age ceremonies down the road.
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