Congregation Solel, Reform Jewish synagogue in Highland Park, Illinois
Congregation Solel is a Reform Jewish synagogue in Highland Park that features contemporary architectural design with expansive windows throughout the building. The main sanctuary provides spacious seating for hundreds of worshippers and includes additional spaces for education, meetings, and community activities.
This congregation was established to serve the expanding Jewish population in Chicago's northern suburbs during a period of significant community growth. Over time it has developed into a well-established Reform movement institution that continues to adapt to changing community needs.
The congregation serves as a gathering place for the local Jewish community to celebrate holidays, mark life milestones, and participate in educational programs throughout the year. Members come together for worship, study, and social events that strengthen their connection to Jewish tradition and to each other.
Visitors can contact the office for current information about when services and programs take place. The building is accessible to pedestrians and offers parking for those arriving by car.
The congregation has embraced digital accessibility by offering video streaming of services for members who cannot attend in person. This technology allows people to participate in worship from home, either watching live or viewing services later at their own convenience.
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