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London
W1H 5AU
Tel: +44 (0)20 7723 4404
Fax: +44 (0)20 7224 8258
Contacts:
Rabbi Helen Freeman
Rabbi. David Mitchell
Rabbi Baroness Julia Neuberger (Principal Rabbi)
Rabbi Debbie Young-Somers (portfolio of outreach to the Interfaith Community)
Mrs Tina Elliott (Newsletter Editor)
London
W1
Shabbat Service Times: 11:00:00 Weekly
High Holy Days Tickets Required
Community Meals:
Signed Services
Hearing Loop
Accessible Toilet
Disabled Access
Occasional youth activities
Young Adult Group
Student Support
Friendship Group
Bereavement Support
Ages: 4 - 18
Adult Education
Hebrew Lessons
Conversion Classes
Speakers
School Tours
Judaica Shop
Hall Hire
Kitchen: Both
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Contact Info
33 Seymour PlaceLondon
W1H 5AU
Tel: +44 (0)20 7723 4404
Fax: +44 (0)20 7224 8258
Contacts:
Rabbi Helen Freeman
Rabbi. David Mitchell
Rabbi Baroness Julia Neuberger (Principal Rabbi)
Rabbi Debbie Young-Somers (portfolio of outreach to the Interfaith Community)
Mrs Tina Elliott (Newsletter Editor)
Venue for Services
34 Upper Berkeley StreetLondon
W1
About Us
We are one of the largest Reform Synagogues in the country.
The synagogue community was founded in 1840 and we moved into our splendid grade 2 listed building in Upper Berkeley Street in 1870.
We pride ourselves on being a sacred Jewish community that celebrates the Divine, builds meaningful human connections, takes care of each other and works to repair the world.
We are a fiscally responsible and participatory community, sustained by our members’ financial commitments, voluntary efforts and involvement in our open, democratic decision-making process.
While our tradition provides us with a rich heritage, embracing new congregants ensures that we will be here for future generations. You and your family, as prospective members, are important to us: You are our future.
We aspire to be:
- A learning community spanning and bridging generations.
- A participatory egalitarian community committed to open and democratic decision making grounded in Jewish traditions and contemporary perspectives.
- A welcoming community embracing a diversity of life experiences and Jewish journeys.
- A warm, caring community nurturing connection and support among its members.
- A vibrant spiritual community celebrating and cultivating self expression and holiness in the rhythms of Jewish life.
- An involved community dedicated to Israel, Reform Judaism and repairing the world. Wherever you live and whatever your circumstances, the only qualification for belonging to our community – being part of our family – is that you want to.
Services
Erev Shabbat Service Times: 18:00:00 WeeklyShabbat Service Times: 11:00:00 Weekly
High Holy Days Tickets Required
Community Meals:
Accessibility
Guide dogs Allowed
Signed Services

Hearing Loop

Accessible Toilet

Disabled Access

Community Groups
Youth Club
Occasional youth activities
Young Adult Group
Student Support
Friendship Group
Bereavement Support
Education
Cheder
Ages: 4 - 18
Adult Education
Hebrew Lessons
Conversion Classes
Speakers
School Tours
Facilities
Library
Judaica Shop
Hall Hire
Kitchen: Both
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