Photos: Bnai Keshet’s Red Gables Sanctuary gets a fresh coat of paint

Photos: Bnai Keshet’s Red Gables Sanctuary gets a fresh coat of paint

Dick Thomas of First Congregational Church paints a bedroom as Andrew Gelman and Ari, 10 of Bnai Keshet prime the walls on the third floor of Red Gables. ADAM ANIK/FOR MONTCLAIR LOCAL

Bnai Keshet announced in a press release that repairs to the third floor of Red Gables have been largely completed, paving the way for the 19th-century building to provide sanctuary under the auspices of the Montclair Sanctuary Alliance, should the need arise, in the near future. The synagogue painted the building on Feb. 3-4. Red Gables was home to Bnai Keshet until 2000, when their facility at 99 S. Fullerton Avenue was built.

Filed Under: Adam Anik, Bnai Keshet, immigration, Montclair Sanctuary Alliance, Montclair Sanctuary Project, Rabbi Elliott Tepperman, Red Gables
Categories: Community, Religion
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