WELCOME TO NEWTOWN SYNAGOGUE
The Friendly Shul
WELCOME TO NEWTOWN
Welcome to the friendly shul in Sydney's Inner West.
We hold services on Friday evening (6:00pm) and Saturday morning (10:00am) with Shabbat dinner (register here) and Saturday Kiddush lunch. Classes range from religious study and ethics to Kabbalah - sign up to the newsletter below for a weekly update.
If you would like a reserved seat with your name on it, please consider joining Newtown Synagogue as a Friend, Associate Member or Member. Details are here: https://www.shul.org.au/membership
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Sign up to be a member of the community, join us as an associate member or full member - read more here - by selecting the membership you and yours want. Single adult membership is $35 p/m with concessions for pensioners, students and households with more than one adult. See options here.
I wanna express my gratitude because of how welcome I felt on Yom Kippur, I've never had an environment where I could both be religious and myself. To have that now in such a vibrant, loving community is such a blessing. thank you so much :)
–J.L.
[The kids] had a blast & the dinner after service was true 'food for soul' & the belly. We all felt nourished. Thank you.
-L.E.
Thank you so much for your beautiful services. I know you don't want thanks, but I want to reinforce that we see your love and pure joy in what you do. Your mini-sermons - many thanks for keeping them pithy - telling parables - always with a funny punchline are much appreciated. I always hear exactly what I need to when I go to shul.
-M.M.
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20 Georgina St, Newtown NSW 2042, Australia
(02) 9550 1192
Acknowledgement of Country
Our Synagogue stands on the traditional lands of the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. We acknowledge and give thanks to the Elders and Traditional Custodians who have cared for this land for thousands of years. May we walk with care on this land which has provided a home for our Jewish Community. We offer respect to the descendants of the first peoples whose presence and cultures are vital to the nation we share.