Our synagogue member Vicki Ashmore was recently featured in The Jewish Chronicle for her work in founding DeafShul, an initiative to make Jewish services and resources accessible for people using British Sign Language (BSL).

We are shocked and deeply saddened by the antisemitic arson attack this week on Hatzola ambulances, run by strictly Orthodox Jews, serving Jews throughout London.

Bromley Reform Synagogue’s L’Chaim Year of Jewish Culture presents ‘The (Jewish) American Songbook’ with songs from composers including Gershwin, Richard Rodgers and Irving Berlin.

As part of Bromley Reform Synagogue’s L’Chaim, Year of Jewish Culture, this exhibition invites the wider creative community to reflect on how culture lives beyond formal ritual – in the everyday moments that shape who we are, how it is lived, shared and transformed.

‘L’Chaim’ is our year of celebration of Jewish culture, community and life. We are planning one major event each month throughout 2026.

We offer learning opportunities for all ages – from the gan (nursery), through cheder up to adult learning.

People join our services for many reasons. Some come to pray to God. Others come to explore Jewish tradition. Many enjoy the cultural and social connection that the service creates.

Our approach to religion is in the British progressive tradition – we are open minded and thoughtful, rooted in our history but mindful of the times in which we live.