Stanmore and Canons Park Synagogue

The synagogue in Stanmore is a modern place of worship with extensive community facilities and gathering halls arranged above the main prayer area. The building was later renovated and equipped with modern features to improve comfort and accessibility for visitors.

The congregation was founded in 1946 and received its official consecration in 1951 from a respected religious leader. In the decades that followed, it grew into one of the largest communities of its kind in the region.

The place serves as a center for Jewish community life and religious practice, where people regularly gather to worship and participate in events. The spaces reflect the importance the congregation places on connecting faith with daily life.

Access to the building was made easier through the installation of a lift, and the interior has been modernized in recent years. Visitors should note that service times follow the Hebrew calendar and Saturday mornings tend to be busiest.

The congregation experienced remarkable growth and became the largest single Orthodox community in all of Europe in the early 2010s. This rapid expansion shows how significant the place became for both local and wider Jewish populations.

Website: http://sacps.org.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.62080,-0.29889

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:01