Birmingham Hebrew Congregation - Singers Hill Synagogue

Singers Hill Synagogue was built in 1856 and has played an important part of the life of Birmingham Jewry. Even when movements of Jewish population in Birmingham resulted in the provision of synagogues elsewhere in the City, Singers Hill has remained an important hub of Jewish worship and communal life over the last 150 years, and is termed the "Cathedral" Synagogue of Birmingham.

Today, Singers Hill Synagogue holds weekly Shabbat (Sabbath) services, daily morning and mincha services during the week. Shabbat Services, under the auspices of the Birmingham Hebrew Congregation, are also held at the King David Jewish Primary School in Alcester Road, Moseley, to accommodate the local Jewish population.

Educational visits from schools, universities, teachers training colleges and other educational organisations are welcomed throughout the year by prior booking.

Singers Hill Synagogue has recently won the English Heritage 'Most improved place of worship in the West Midlands 2010' award, here are some pictures of the Synagogue taken by and (c) English Heritage:

Events from throughout the last year:

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