THE JEWISH CHAPELThe West Point Jewish Chapel is the heart of Jewish life at the United States Military Academy. This beautiful building serves as a home to the Jewish community and a living tribute to the longstanding tradition of service of American Jews. At West Point, that legacy dates back to the very first class of 1802, when one of the two graduating members was Jewish.
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DIVERSITY IN THE LONG GRAY LINEWest Point uniquely reflects many changes that have occurred in the history of our country's society. Today, the U.S. Military Academy is an example of how diversity makes our country and our military stronger than ever. The year 2019 recognized the 1000th Jewish graduate from the Academy. Watch "Diversity in the Long Gray Line."
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the BUILDINGThe West Point Jewish Chapel was conceived of and paid for by the West Point Jewish Chapel Fund. Completed in 1984, the building was deeded to the U.S. government. For more than 35 years, the chapel has been in continuous use by cadets, faculty, and the greater West Point Jewish community. |
Jewish CHAPEL ChoirThe West Point Jewish Chapel Choir conducts active outreach to college campuses, Jewish communities, and other venues. Spirited performances create opportunities for engagement, inspiration, camaraderie, and fun. Inquire about a Jewish choir event in your community. |
WEST POINT'S MISSIONTo educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets so that each graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed to the values of Duty, Honor, Country and prepared for a career of professional excellence and service to the Nation as an officer in the United States Army. Learn more about West Point. |
THE WEST POINT JEWISH CHAPEL FUNDThe West Point Jewish Chapel was built through the generosity of donors to the West Point Jewish Chapel Fund. Today, the Fund continues as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to strengthening Jewish life at the U.S. Military Academy. The Fund also works to maintain and support the Jewish Chapel. Help support Jewish life at West Point. |
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A living symbol of the continued patriotism and military service of Jewish Americans |