Whatever stage of your life you are at and however involved you want to be Manchester Reform Synagogue has something for you!
If you want to understand the secret of Jewish community – well its all about relationships. Come and join in.
Coming up to an important occasion? Whether you have just had a baby, your son or daughter is coming up to Bar/Bat Mitzvah in a few years, you are getting married or someone in the family has died we can offer support or help celebrate. We offer not only religious input.
Social action? Get involved in Urban Angels distributing food and essential to the homeless in inner-city Manchester (left panel), Food Bank, or Mitzvah Day activities. As a city centre Synagogue, we are keen to play our part to support conservation, flora and fauna, bringing green spaces to life. Working with our neighbours, the Castlefield Viaduct (National Trust), we will be arranging an early summer event. If you want to know more, please contact the office.
Want to get involved socially? As well as meeting family and friends at services, get involved socially whatever your interests: Choir, L’Chaim Reform Jewish Educational Discussion Group, Interfaith work, Helping with school groups and visitors, security rota, Publicity and Newsletter.
Thinking of Converting? We also have a regular ongoing Conversion course for people that may be thinking of converting to Judaism. This is run weekly at the Synagogue. All enquiries will be treated sensitively and confidentially. Please contact the office directly to discuss your needs: office@jacksrow.org.
Want to just be cool? Join our regular coffee mornings. See Home page for details of next event.
Want to contribute to the running of the Synagogue? We are always looking for members to get more involved in all aspects of Synagogue life, particularly as we are coming up to our big Building redevelopment. Contact the President whatever your interests – whether you want to help set up a new group or get involved in any other way.
Interfaith events? We have educational seminars on topical interfaith challenges.