I have not been to this temple, but I will be visiting Jamaica after 36 years and I would love to visit this spiritual and historical place. What a testimony to victory over adversity and the ability of the Jewish people to take their light and hope where ever they go. Hopefully with a new rabbi there will be a beautiful revival in that hallowed space. Why not Jamaica has 2 million people and many are more connected to the Jewish people than they know. With a Christian majority there was a famous one called Jesus.. Take care Rabbi and keep doing what you do!!

Shaare Shalom is Jamaica’s only synagogue which was built in 1911. Being the country's only remaining Synagogue, they welcome Orthodox, Reformed and Convert Jews. You can organize a private tour, which comes with a Tour Guide for 5 to 20 people, just call ahead to book it. The hall houses a gift shop and the history of the Jamaican Jews, from Christopher Columbus to present day.

Our sweet Jamaican history. Our motto - Out of many one people Our historians have told the story. Sha'are Shalom built on Duke Street in the traditional Sephardic style in 1912. It is noted as the only synagogue in Jamaica. Please hurry and add to your listings.

A unique and different synagogue that respects and accepts everyone. It is recommended to attend Shabbat prayer, a different prayer experience

Fails to address the prominent role of Jews in the slave trade. That is shameful and dishonest.

I visited synagogue many years. And my gt grandfather was Jewish. I found the place to will kept and extremely peaceful. Will worry the visit.

I can't believe I am just now visiting this historical Jewish site. I learned a lot from the guides and it was very interesting to see and learn more about the Jewish/ Judaism and how they worship. All very intricate. The site itself is all still quaint but in it maintained in this fashion for posterity and authenticity.

Wonderful Temple! Warm and welcoming congregation.

Come and see the history of the Sephardic and Ashkenazi communities here in Kingston Jamaica...

Beautiful. Parking is a little hard to find though. Parking space accessible from a little alley on the back end of the church.

Friendly and well-run synagogue and heritage center. Open for tours during business hours Tue - Thur. Services are on Friday evening.

Great, very cozy community

I did a tour of the Synagogue and museum and learnt a lot about the history of the Jews in Jamaica

A infused part of our heritage

Beautiful synagogue, steeped in history and a great display of the history of Judaism in Jamaica

Interesting place. Learnt a lot.

Great history.