Ealing Liberal Synagogue

Ealing Liberal Synagogue
Basic information
Location Lynton Avenue, Ealing,
 United Kingdom
Affiliation Liberal Judaism
Status Active
Leadership Rabbi: Janet Burden
Website ealingliberalsynagogue.org.uk
Architectural description
Groundbreaking 1924
Completed 1924
Specifications
Capacity 150

Ealing Liberal Synagogue is a liberal synagogue in the London borough of Ealing affiliated with the Union of Liberal and Progressive Synagogues.[1] Despite its small size the synagogue remains an important part of Ealing life, also serving as a polling station in local, national and European elections. The current rabbi is Janet Burden, who has been at the synagogue since 2006. The synagogue and community play a valued role in interfaith relations in the borough. The synagogue also runs a Hebrew school for the community's children.

History

The synagogue building is a former church, built as a flat pack for fast and easy transfer across the British Empire. The synagogue itself was founded after the Second World War by Michael Simons.

See also

References

  1. Ben G. Frank (March 2001), A travel guide to Jewish Europe, p. 133, ISBN 978-1-56554-776-6

External links

Coordinates: 51°31′02″N 0°19′32″W / 51.5171°N 0.3256°W / 51.5171; -0.3256


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