What’s On at BNJC

This hub of Jewish life will be a beacon of Jewish identity with the power to cultivate interfaith relationships and make a lasting impact on the entire city. I hope that it will put Brighton on the Jewish map and the Jewish community on Brighton’s map.
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis

We at HIAS+JCORE are thrilled to be part of the BNJC life. We are able to see how important it is in the wider Brighton world and how it acts as a beacon of a proud and open Jewish identity. Our work supporting refugees has fitted in so well with this model – and we are so pleased to be helping to develop it.
HIAS+JCORE

Community Works recognises the valuable contribution the BNJC makes to the city’s rich social fabric, including its work to strengthen relationships across communities. We appreciate the opportunity they offer us to learn more about the Jewish faith and community
Jessica Sumner, CEO, Community Works

BNJC and Sussex Police work in close partnership, sharing ideas and understanding. BNJC provide Sussex Police valuable insight into Jewish life in Brighton and Hove. We are working together to achieve the best safeguarding outcomes for communities in Sussex.
Katherine Witt, Sussex Police