Editing Southgate, London (section)

==Religious facilities==
===Synagogues===
There are four synagogues with Southgate in their name: Cockfosters and North Southgate,<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://cnss.org.uk/|title=Cockfosters & N Southgate Synagogue &#124;}}</ref> Palmers Green and Southgate Synagogue<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.pgss.org.uk/|title=PGSS}}</ref> (both part of the [[United Synagogue]]), Southgate Progressive Synagogue<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.sps.uk.com/index.php|title=Welcome to Southgate Progressive Synagogue, where you will find a lively and friendly community in North London, with a thriving youth culture and an emphasis on family and friends living and learning together.|website=My Website}}</ref> in [[Oakwood, London|Oakwood]], and [[Chabad]] Southgate.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.chabadsouthgate.org/|title=Home|website=Chabad of Southgate}}</ref> The former Southgate and District Reform Synagogue has now moved to [[Whetstone, London|Whetstone]], and changed its name in February 2010 to Sha'arei Tsedek: North London Reform Synagogue.
[[File:St Matthew by William Morris (1861).jpg|thumbnail|[[Morris & Co.]] stained glass at [[Christ Church, Southgate|Christ Church]], Waterfall Road]]

===Churches===
[[Christ Church, Southgate|Christ Church]] stands near Southgate Green. This was built on the site of [[John Weld (merchant)|Weld Chapel]],<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.christchurch-southgate.org/history/weld-chapel/|title=Weld Chapel|website=www.christchurch-southgate.org}}</ref> which was built in 1615 and demolished in 1863. The clock on the church was placed there to celebrate [[Queen Victoria]]'s diamond jubilee. The church contains London's largest collection of pre-raphaelite stained glass by [[Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.|Morris, Marshall Faulkner & Co]] (later [[Morris & Co.|Morris & Co]]).<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.christchurch-southgate.org/history/1862-building/pre-raphaelite-windows/|title=Pre-Raphaelite Windows|website=www.christchurch-southgate.org}}</ref> The parish church of [[St Andrew's Southgate|St Andrew]] is on Chase Side. Emmanuel Evangelical Church meets in [[Ashmole School]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.northlondonchurch.org/|title=Emmanuel North London Church &#124; We are reformed and evangelical presbyterian church in Southgate, North London|website=Emmanuel North London Church}}</ref> [[Southgate Methodist Church]] is on The Bourne, near Southgate Underground station. It was built in 1929, replacing a building on Chase Side. It is an active community hub.

===Southgate Masonic Centre===
The Southgate Masonic Centre is home to 160 Lodges of which 15 are from Middlesex, along with 5 Chapters.  The Centre, a converted church hall, was opened in 1968. The Middlesex Lodges that joined had been meeting in pubs and similar venues and welcomed the opportunity to have their own Centre.

===Oak Hill College===
[[Oak Hill College]] is a theological college located on Chase Side. It trains both Anglican and Independent students for Church ministry in the UK and overseas.

===Southgate Mosque===
Southgate Mosque is located at Southgate House, Southgate High Street. It was founded in 2021 as a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing prayer facilities to the local Muslim community.