Reserve your high holiday tickets today!
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are right around the corner! Let Chicago Loop Synagogue be your spiritual home for the High Holidays with services led by Rabbi Aron Wolgel and Cantor Jonathan Kohan.
To get your tickets now, click here.
Welcome TO CHICAGo Loop Synagogue
We would love to have you join us for our Shacharit minyanim Monday through Saturday!
If you have any questions, please contact us by clicking here.
Have your simcha at our Synagogue!
A three-story high stained glass window, which has been called the biggest and best work of its kind in the US, if not the world, will be a magnificent backdrop for your simcha.
Impress your guests with the near-perfect acoustics in our soaring 535-seat sanctuary, upgraded social hall and full kosher kitchen. For more information, click here. To book a showing, click here or call 312-346-7370.
COVID procedures
In accordance with city and state guidelines, Masks are not required at this time.
However, the following policies will remain in effect:
- Reservations must be made to attend minyanim. Please email Cary to reserve your place at caryw@chiloopsyn.org.
- Any visitor must show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test that has been taken within the prior 72 hours.
We will continue to evaluate these policies on a regular basis and thank you for your continued support.
NEWS YOU CAN USE
To read our weekly eblast, click here.
To join an online prayer service of your choosing, click here.
For a list of this coming month's yahrzeits, click here.
chicago loop synagogue featured in yachatz film series
Connecticut filmmaker Dawna Sirard is in preproduction of Yachatz, a short film inspired by her time caring for her mother, who suffered from Alzheimer’s.
To help promote the project and bring attention to the importance and significance of historic temples, Dawna is creating complimentary videos that promote the history and uniqueness of each building and its congregation, including Chicago Loop Synagogue.
To watch a video on our synagogue as part of Yachatz, please click here.
Yachatz follows Jewish real estate developer Myra Rosen as she juggles a demanding career and a mother suffering from Alzheimer’s who no longer recognizes her. Faced with the difficult decision of putting her mother in a nursing home, and her role in the demolition of a local, historic synagogue, Myra reaches an emotional crossroad that culminates in a wonderful moment of self-awareness, decency, and faith.
To learn more about Yachatz, click here.
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Our Vision and Identity
Whether you work or live downtown, Chicago Loop Synagogue is your
spiritual home.
As the largest synagogue in the downtown area, we serve Jews with many differing needs. Some come to pray, some come to participate in our array of thoughtful programs or unmatched High Holiday services. No matter what causes you to engage with us, Chicago Loop Synagogue is committed to helping you find what you seek.
Our Building and its architectural history
The synagogue is also an architectural marvel which is regularly featured on architecture tours.
Among other features, it contains the magnificent Abraham Rattner stained glass artwork which takes up almost the entire Eastern facade of the Synagogue. Rattner lithographs are located in our Beit Midrash as well as the entry to the Social Hall. The Hands of Peace by Henri Azaz crowns the entrance to the Synagogue.
We were featured by the "Historic American Buildings Survey" by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
To view the short form architectural history, please click here.
To view a .pdf of the drawings for the "Historic American Buildings Survey," please click here.
How to Visit Chicago Loop Synagogue
Our address is:
16 S. Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60603
We are located just south of Madison Street, in the heart of beautiful downtown Chicago.
Chicago Loop Synagogue is fortunate to host many visitors. We are a short walking distance from all CTA 'L' Lines and Metra Metropolian Rail Terminals that serve downtown Chicago, as well as major hotels and landmarks.
To find us on Google Maps, click here.
How to connect with us
To contact us, call (312) 346-7370 or email our office at loopadmn@chiloopsyn.org.
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