Where innovation and tradition meet

TBI is a spiritual community where innovation and tradition meet. We provide multiple pathways to celebrate Jewish life, practise Jewish tradition, and create meaningful rituals.

TBI is a learning community. We seek to understand the past, embrace the present, and shape the future, engaging with our tradition and telling our people’s story to a new generation.

TBI is a community of action. We practice living and giving Judaism person to person, creating sanctuaries throughout our community — in the home, on the street, and at the park.

TBI’s latest initiative is the Torah Project, writing of our very own Sefer Torah – be a part of this incredible project. Let’s come together as a community and fulfil this sacred mitzvah!

TBI is a spiritual community that practises a living Judaism inspired by Torah and guided by tradition.

We dedicate ourselves to learning the lessons of our past in order to shape our present and define our future.

TBI has a long and proud history as a sacred community and ethical voice committed to regeneration, both within and outside our doors.

We embrace diversity, not simply in word, but also in deed.

We welcome your interest in our community and invite you to explore our offerings.

Upcoming Events and Special Services

Whether it be a religious occasion, an educational seminar, family activities or festival, there’s something on almost every week at TBI!

Check out our upcoming calendar.

The Architecture of the High Holy Days: Preparing for the Yamim Noraim

Prepare for the High Holy Days and deepen your understanding of the meaning, liturgy and texts of the Yamim Noraim.

Series of 3 Sessions throughout the month of Elul, with Rabbi Allison RH Conyer, Cantor Michel Laloum and Rabbi Dr Danny Schiff.

7.30pm Thursdays
20 August, 27 August, 3 September

High Holy Days

Join us in celebrating and commemorating the most holy time of the Jewish calendar. With services, events, opportunities for learning, fun for the whole family and more, we encourage you to check out our full schedule.

Starting 5 September with S’lichot
Rosh HaShanah – 11-13 September
Yom Kippur – 20-21 September

TBI Book Store

Since time immemorial, the Jewish people have been known as the people of the Book. We at TBI believe that books are an important part of any Jewish home and pleased to make these important books available to our members and friends.

TBI Stands with Israel

Conflict in the Middle East, events at home and ongoing Antisemistism all continue to cause our community worry, shock, grief and pain. Your team at TBI are here and available to support you however possible. Am Yisrael Chai