Jewish Representative Council of Birmingham & West Midlands is an affiliate of Jewish Small Communities Network. Many medium and larger communities, such as Birmingham, take part in JSCN because they find the discourse and support is also relevant to their own needs. Birmingham has two Orthodox communities, a Progressive community, …
Huddersfield & District Jewish Community (H&DJC) aims to bring together residents from a Jewish background living in the Huddersfield and surrounding area, together with any non-Jewish family members and those of Jewish heritage who would like to reconnect with their roots. H&DJC is primarily socially and culturally based rather than …
We are a small, home-based community, in the West Midlands, that meets regularly for meaningful prayer services, engaging learning sessions, and joyful social events. Our gatherings are relaxed yet rooted in Jewish values and tradition. We celebrate the Jewish festivals together, sharing in the richness of our heritage and the …
The Jewish community of Chesterfield is small but welcoming, offering a close-knit and supportive environment for local Jews. Though we may not be large in number, we are united by a shared commitment to Jewish values and traditions. We warmly welcome all Jewish residents and visitors in the area, providing …
We are a small, inclusive community of Jewish people, those of Jewish heritage and friends, open to all. Services are held for the High Holy Days and some other festivals in our small shul, plus numerous other cultural and social events throughout the year. There is a small cheder and …
Thank you for attending our Annual SUMMIT 2025 Please give us your feedback using the form bellow – thank you Each year JSCN brings communities together to discuss a major topic that is important to them. Our previous Summits have focussed on WELFARE and the FALLOUT in Small Communities of …
The first Jews probably arrived in Kings Lynn around 1150. But a Jewish community proper was found in 1737, one of the earliest to come about outside London. The current community is associated with Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue in Cambridge. Most meetings are in people’s homes. Since 2019 they have …
The first ever Festival of Lights celebrated at Clifford’s Tower, the site of one of the darkest events in York’s history On the 18th of November 2022, Clifford’s Tower opened its doors for its first Jewish ceremony in over 800 years. The site, where a pogrom in 1190 left over …
Described as one of the most beautiful synagogues in London, Sutton & District Synagogue is part of the United Synagogue and serves the Jewish community of south London, south-west London and Surrey. With over 180 members, Sutton is a warm, friendly, caring and vibrant community led by an experienced minister …
We are a small, warm and welcoming shul with two most inspirational Rabbis, based in a riverside, market town. The first Jewish community was established in Staines-Upon-Thames in 1943 and we have been in our present building since 1976. The shul is just a stone’s throw from the Thames Path inviting …
