Jewish Representative Council of Birmingham & West Midlands

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, and an independent welfare organisation.
There is also an orthodox synagogue in Solihull.

Birmingham and West Midlands Jewish Representative Council

Birmingham Central United Synagogue

4 Speedwell Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham B5 7PR

0121 440 4044 / E-mail: office@centralshul.com

Central is an Orthodox Synagogue with regular weekday, shabbat and yom tov services, Jewish learning, and social event programming. We pride ourselves on providing a warm welcome to visitors to Birmingham, and our services are enlivened by members of the city’s student population. We host the only Kosher Deli and Mikvah anywhere between London and Manchester onsite, providing a service both for Birmingham’s own Jewish community and those visiting or just passing through the city. We look forward to seeing you!

central synagogue birmingham

central synagogue birmingham

Singers Hill Synagogue

Birmingham Hebrew Congregation (BHC) 

Ellis St, Birmingham B1 1HL

0121 634 0884 / office@singershill.com

 

Singers Hill’s Synagogue was founded in 1856, and is a heritage building well worth visiting.
Today it remains the largest Synagogue in the Midlands with daily services learning opportunities and activities for people of all ages. This includes regular festival meals and events as well as weekly toddlers, children’s and teenage programmes and Cheder.
From men’s and ladies classes to coffee, cake & chat there is something for everyone.
Our Shul is warm and friendly with lots to get involved in and volunteer with. From Security, first aid, choir and ladies guild everyone can get involved.

Singers Hill Synagogue birmingham

Singers Hill Synagogue birmingham

Birmingham Progressive Synagogue

1 Roseland Way, Birmingham B15 1HD

0121 634 3888 / office@bpsjudaism.com

 

Being a part of the Liberal Jewish movement we value tradition and all that is good within Judaism and combine it with innovation and forward thinking to provide a secure future for our community and our neighbours. Birmingham Progressive Synagogue is an integral part of the Jewish community in Birmingham and is also at the forefront of interfaith work in Birmingham.

Birmingham Progressive Synagogue

Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation

3 Monastery Drive, Solihull, West Midlands, B91 1DW

0121 706 8736 /  rabbi@solihullshul.org

Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation is an independent Orthodox Synagogue that services Jews in Solihull, Coventry and surrounding towns and villages. Led by Rabbi Yehuda Pink, the community is a ‘small’ but ever-growing, friendly and enthusiastic community. Everyone is welcome to attend our services and especially to participate. The atmosphere is traditional but informal. Whether young or old and whatever your background you will quickly feel at home. We have a thriving Ladies Guild and a busy calendar of social events. Although small in numbers the community boasts an extensive array of religious, social and educational activities. We are always delighted to welcome visitors to any of our activities. Due to security concerns we would advise you to make contact first to ensure that we are aware of your visit.

Solihull and District Hebrew Congregation

Birmingham Jewish Community Care [BJCC]


Room 50 , Apex House, Calthorpe Road, Birmingham  B15 1TR

07967 391337

Our Mission is to work with the Jewish community to identify areas where information, advice and support are needed.

We are here to support all those in community when they need us.
To do this we have an organisational structure and funding that will deliver support in an effective and timely manner.

Caring
we listen and treat everyone with compassion, kindness and reassurance.
Inclusivity
everyone involved with us is important and will be treated with dignity and respect.
Integrity
we treat people fairly and honestly, and we are accountable for what we do and how we do it.
Responsive
we will be there when you need us.

BJCC run events to support the Jewish Community in the West Midlands, and facilitate members of the community to attend events organised by other organisations.

BJCC monday club