Synagogues
A list of Jewish synagogues/temples in the United Kingdom.
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AMSGB
Assembly of Masorti Synagogues in Great Britain. Features lots of useful info on this strain of Judaism and a list of resources.
www.masorti.org.ukBarnet & District Affiliated Synagogue
Exhibits an online directory of Jewish businesses and services. Also access notable dates for this year and contact information of the synagogue or synagogue committees.
www.barnetsynagogue.org.ukBelsize Square Synagogue
Congregation in north London explains its approach to Judaism, presents details on its activities and services. Includes a discussion board.
www.synagogue.org.ukBirmingham Progressive Synagogue
Established in 1935, this synagogue offers religious, social and educational activities plus a library, newsletter and choir.
www.bps-pro-syn.co.ukBrighton & Hove Progressive Synagogue
Basic contact details for this Sussex community. Find opening times and an email link.
www.brightonandhoveprosynagogue.org.ukBristol & West Progressive Jewish Congregation
Community offers religious instruction for children, in addition to services, social events, a library and newsletter for members.
www.bwpjc.orgBromley Reform Synagogue
Synagogue in Kent supplies an events calendar, detailing important dates, and offers a sample of the community's activities. Find service times.
www.bromleyshul.org.ukBury Hebrew Congregation
Manchester based community offers an historical account of its development, plus synagogue news and events. Includes personnel profiles.
www.buryhc.org.ukChatham Memorial Synagogue
Outlines the plans to become the main focus of worship for Judaism in north-Kent. Also includes an events calendar and a history of the religion in Chatham.
www.chathamshul.fsnet.co.ukChigwell and Hainault Synagogue
Take a look at this US congregation in Chigwell. Includes resources for people planning a simcha and an Ask the Rabbi section, as well as details concerning its Cheder.
www.chigshul.net
