Category: Small Communities

Blackpool Reform Jewish Congregation is a constituent of the Movement for Reform Judaism. They are also a members of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, The Jewish Representatives Council of Greater Manchester and Region and also the Blackpool Faith Forum. Service times are normally Friday evening at 8pm and …

Shabbat services held monthly using the Reform Siddur which has transliteration for most prayers. Nobody need feel left out whatever their level of Jewish education. High Holy Day and major festival services. All services followed by a generous Kiddush and a good natter. Channukah party, Purim event and Communal Seder. …

On Sunday 13th May 2012 Leamington Road Synagogue held its last service. Its congregation merged with St Annes Hebrew Congregation, further south along the coast. The Blackpool Jewish community emerged in the later nineteenth century, when a few Jewish families began to visit and settle in the growing seaside resort …

Based in and around Bournemouth, Wessex LJC organises synagogue services in central Bournemouth on alternate weeks throughout the Jewish Year. Currently Wessex Liberal Jewish Community does not have a purpose built synagogue. As we all know, communities are made up of people not bricks and mortar. Thus we have chosen …

Synagogue, Arnside Road, Southport – Independent – Orthodox Services are held in the synagogue and are followed by a Kiddush every Shabbat, with a special Kiddush for Rosh Chodesh. Services: Friday night services 6pm –  see southportsynagogue.co.uk for details Shabbat Shachrit Commences 9.45am The Amelan Hall, immediately behind the Synagogue, …