Unique, fascinating, inspiring, Belsize Square is an independent synagogue - neither orthodox nor reform - occupying its own place in British Jewry.  Traditional yet modern, our story after 70 remarkable years is still unfolding. To get a flavour of who we are, have a browse.

We will need more than 3D glasses to save our planet, warns Rabbi Rodney Mariner this month. Read on for his thoughts on Avatar, Haiti and a Jewish approach to ecology.

It is just over six months since Belsize Square’s Rabbinic Search Committee met for the first time to begin the journey of finding Rabbi Mariner’s successor, writes Rob Nothman. So far, it has been time-consuming and occasionally challenging, but relentlessly fascinating and engrossing.

Belsize Square Synagogue is proud of its musical heritage, but its musical scores have not always been easy to sing from. But Henry Kuttner, who has been involved in the Synagogue and its music for 60 years, found a high tech solution: SIBELIUS® music-editing software. Find out how he transformed the choir's musical scores.

"Maybe this year we could put our feet up," thought Marion and Dennis Nathan. Uh-uh. Instead, they masterminded an Auction of Promises that raised a staggering £21,500 for the Synagogue rebuilding work over the Chanukah Bazaar weekend. Here's their story of how they did it.