Ahavath Beth Israel, Reform synagogue in Boise, US
Ahavath Beth Israel is a synagogue in Boise featuring Moorish Revival elements including horseshoe arches and vaulted ceilings. The building impresses with its crafted construction and carefully designed interior layout.
The synagogue was built in 1896 and ranks among the oldest continuously active Jewish houses of worship west of the Mississippi River. Its founding marked an important moment for the Jewish community in the region.
The congregation gathers here regularly for worship and community events that shape Jewish life in the region. These activities make the space a meeting place where members connect and share their faith.
The building is located on North Latah Street and was moved from its original position in 2003 for preservation purposes. Visitors should understand this is an active place of worship and respect for services is important.
Moses Alexander, an early member, became both mayor of Boise and governor of Idaho. His prominence shows how firmly Jewish leaders had established themselves in city affairs.
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