In the hallowed halls where prayers once echoed, a new symphony of inclusion now resonates. This former church, reborn as an auditorium, stands as a testament to adaptive architecture. Stained glass witnesses a congregation reborn – not in pews, but in a mosaic of humanity gathered for shared enlightenment. Here, wheels glide alongside steady feet, and all eyes lift in unison to the altar of knowledge, now a modern screen. This sanctuary, transformed, still lifts spirits skyward, not through hymns, but through the universal language of ideas and innovation. In this sacred space of culture and learning, we find evidence of accessibility’s power to elevate us all, regardless of our earthly vessels. For in this house of harmony and progress, every soul finds its place in the grand composition of an inclusive community.