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There are Quaker, Jehovah's Witness and Wiccan communities who meet and have their own places of worship in the town.[citation needed] There is no longer a synagogue in Bedford, but Bedfordshire Progressive Synagogue,[1] based in Luton, meets in Bedford once a month for the town's Jewish community. The nearest Orthodox synagogue is the Luton United Synagogue, a Lubavitch synagogue in Luton.[2] Bedford is the former headquarters of the Panacea Society, founded in 1919, who believed that the town would have an important role in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, and that Bedford was the original location of the Garden of Eden.[3]