Come and celebrate the first night of Chanukah with us in the Shul Hall. Join in some communal singing Make your own mini Chanukah candles Spin the dreidel and win some Chocolate gelt Enjoy tea, coffee and doughnuts with friends
Join us for a special Chanukah edition of Art Café! Create your own beautiful resin chanukiah in a hands-on workshop led by artist Hava Stone. No experience needed — just come, pour, design, and enjoy a creative evening with friends. Bookings close on Friday, 5 December.
Join Rabbi Michael for coffee, doughnuts and a chat
Rabbi Michael and Tracey warmly invite you to celebrate Chanukah with them at their home - there will be candle-lighting, hot drinks or soup, some Chanukah songs, and a doughnut at 6.00pm on Monday, 15 December. The event is free, but for catering purposes please book here. Spaces are limited.
Wednesday 17 December at 2.15 pm - at Shul Chanukah Tea Party Come and meet friends, chat and enjoy a special Chanukah Tea and candle lighting and let’s all celebrate together. Please note we make a charge of £5 at each meeting, to cover our overheads.
Kabbalat Shabbat Service followed by a Chicken Soup Kiddush
So for one Shabbat morning only, 27 December, Rabbi Schnitzel (aka comedian Mark Maier) will deliver a sermon, the likes of which you will never have heard before. This is in preparation of his one man show 'Jewvenile', next March at the Duchess Theatre. (That’s Mark’s show, not the Rabbi’s!)
Hope to see all our women this Shabbat for a Discussion Group led by our own Helen Style.
We hope that you have enjoyed the festive season. We now start our spring programme, having had some excellent events over the winter. We will be starting with the iconic film “Cabaret”, This will be a rare opportunity to revisit this amazing film set in Germany as the Nazis were taking power. Please join us...
Kabbalat Shabbat Service followed by a Chicken Soup Kiddush
Shabbatots is back! Saturday 24 January, 10.45am - 11.30am. Playing, singing and stories suitable for 0 - 6 year olds in the Beit Midrash. We're looking forward to seeing you again. Shabbat Shalom!
