Beth Jacob Synagogue is a Jewish congregation in Norwich, Connecticut, established in 1929 by 29 families. Over the decades, it has served as a center for worship, religious education, and communal life, beginning with the early creation of a religious school and the engagement of a rabbi. The congregation expanded its institutional presence with a permanent home on Church Street, later dedicating a new synagogue building in 1979. Beth Jacob is also marked by its 1975 decision to extend full and equal religious rights to women, reflecting an evolving commitment to religious participation and community continuity across generations.