The BPJC Board is always looking for ways to support Jews living outside of South East Queensland. We provide a range of information through our website and Facebook page and welcome any feedback or suggestions for improvements.

Our members regularly travel within the state and would love to drop in for a chat while in your location. Please contact us if you would like to register for this program.

Regrettably, the Awcast option for the broadcast of services is not currently available. Awcast recently started charging a substantial monthly fee and the Board will need to consider if offering Awcast will be possible in future. If you have used the Awcast service regularly, please let us know as it would help our discussions if we knew how much demand there is.

If you live in or near Toowoomba, we are pleased to advise that under the auspices of BPJC, a Toowoomba Progressive Jewish kehillah has been established. The group had its first service on Shabbat 29 October 2011 and is planning continued activities. Please contact the BPJC Secretary  for further information.

Our Shabbat services use Mishkan T’filah. Please contact us if you would like to purchase a copy to follow the service.

If you have any questions, please contact us.

We would like to put you in touch with articles and news items that we believe to be relevant to you as a religious Zionist. If you wish to give us feedback on these articles and/or tell us what other information you would like to receive from, and about, ARZA please email arza@upj.org.au.

For all the latest ARZA news visit the website 

Download a fascinating guide to Jewish burials at Toowong Cemetery. The document was written in 1998 by Morris S. Ochert OAM Queensland Researcher, Australian Jewish Historical Society and edited by Hilda Maclean from Friends of Toowong Cemetery.

BPJC welcomes and supports all Jewish students visiting or studying in Brisbane. All students are welcome to attend our services and festivals. We offer discounted entry to our events and can also help with transport. BPJC can provide students with chaplaincy and advocacy support through the wider community. Leadership opportunities are available within our congregation and the wider Brisbane Jewish community through our affiliations with Queensland Jewish Board of Deputies, State Zionist Council of Queensland and other community groups.

To protect the interests and advance the welfare of all Jewish ex-service persons and their dependants.

To represent officially Jewish Ex-Service persons in all matters affecting the Association.

The Association needs your support to continue this important service to our community. Please contact us if you would like further information.

Netzer is a youth movement committed to encouraging individuality, critical thinking and personal growth through developing an ideological community of knowledgeable, empowered youth.

What is Netzer Australia?

Netzer Australia (Inc) is the Zionist Youth Movement of the Progressive Jewish Community of Australia. We are part of an expanding world-wide movement, with Netzer branches in Israel, Europe, North and South America (we are in fact the largest Zionist youth movement in the world as of 2004). We are also expanding within Australia-we have chanichim (participants) in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane.

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JNF Queensland publishes a monthly newsletter, Shalom, to inform the local Jewish community of social gatherings, fund raising activities and general interest news items. To subscrive to this publication, email the editor.

For the past 47 years AUJS has been sending young Australasian Jews to Israel on the trips of their lives. This year is no different. AUJS is committed to sending Jewish students to Israel on fun, educational and meaningful programs. The life changing experiences that AUJS provides Jewish students get are unparalleled from other short-term program offered around the world. Full details are available here.