The Baitul Ehsan mosque was inaugurated by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, at the former James West Centre on Adelaide Road. The community was formerly based in Lantern Corner before it rented rooms at Bath Place Community Venture and Odd fellows Hall in Warwick.

The mosque was inaugurated by Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aa) on 9 November 2008. 

What was once little more than a warehouse had been transformed by members of the Association. The Mosque was named Baitul Ehsan, which means ‘House of Kindness’ and as such emphasises the duty of a Muslim to serve Humanity.