Its origin is unknown. On the front wall to the right of the Bimah is another tapestry recalling the creation of the world. Both were designed by Janet Shook La Coste and needlepointed by members of the Temple Sisterhood. The left rear window shows the Star of David above and the scroll below. The center window introduces the Keter , or Torah crown, along with the Menorah.
All windows are memorials of departed members of the congregation.
At the rear of the sanctuary, an Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ occupies a portion of the balcony. Also in the balcony is a Bridal Dressing Room. The door to the right of the pulpit leads through the parlor into the Oppenheimer Chapel. This chapel, with its simplicity and warmth, contains essentially the same symbolism as does the main sanctuary, but with a more modern touch. The Ner Tamid and Menorah are original sculptures by Philip Evett.