Sha'arei Shalom, Reform synagogue in Whitefield, Greater Manchester, England
Sha'arei Shalom is a Reform synagogue in Whitefield, Greater Manchester, housed in a modern building on Elms Street. The structure follows contemporary design principles for religious spaces and accommodates around 300 members from the surrounding area.
The congregation was founded in 1977 by ten founding families who initially met in private homes. The permanent synagogue building was completed in 1980 and provided the growing community with its own dedicated space.
The congregation shapes religious life in North Manchester through its Reform traditions and welcomes regular worship and community gatherings. People from the surrounding area come here to practice their Jewish faith and participate in educational programs.
The synagogue welcomes visitors, especially if you contact the congregation in advance to learn about service times and events. The building is centrally located in Whitefield and easily accessible by public transport.
The congregation actively participates in neighborhood and social initiatives, turning religious values into practical help for the surrounding area. This hands-on approach connects spiritual life with social responsibility in the region.
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