Rabbi Joseph Dweck and Rabbi Daniel Kada in conversation: Two part series: Rabbi Sacks’ Writings Tuesday 2nd February: The Great Partnership: Science, Religion and the Search for Meaning Tuesday 9th February :Not in God’s Name Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81012042311, Password 0808
Rabbi Joseph Dweck and Rabbi Daniel Kada in conversation: Two part series: Rabbi Sacks’ Writings Tuesday 2nd February: The Great Partnership: Science, Religion and the Search for Meaning Tuesday 9th February :Not in God’s Name Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81012042311, Password 0808
Come and join our Rabbis each Monday between 1-2pm for Lunch & Learn, where topical, contemporary and thought provoking subjects will be discussed! 11th Feb - Week 1: Rabbi Joseph Dweck 22nd Feb - Week 2: Rabbi Israel Elia 1st March - Week 3: Rabbi Kada 8th March - Week 4: Rabbi Morris
Lock down Love! Celebrate the Mitzvah of Mishloah Manot and be a part of Purim with your S&P community! IT’S AS EASY AS 1,2,3 1. Sign up and we assign you a family 2. Make your fun themed Mishloah Manot 3. Deliver to your assigned family on Purim to fulfil the Mitzvah :-)
Thursday 18th March: 8:30pm Understanding the Seder: Our Rabbis tell their Stories, Pesah Traditions and Minhagim While guiding us through the seder our Rabbis' share their stories, heritage, traditions and more... To pre-register click here
Sunday 21st March at 10.30 am on Zoom Calling all Under 8 year olds! Join S&P Sephardi Community & La Petite Nursery for our Pre-Pesah Bake and Make Event! Bake Matzo and Create your own Afikoman Pouch. To pre-register click here
Sunday 21st March A Taste of Pesah: Our Cultures, Our Community, Our Food An informal discussion Join the Kahal’s chefs, cooks, and heads of family catering departments, for a relaxed discussion about everyone’s favourite subject at this time of year: Pesah food!! Bring a glass of wine or a refreshment of choice and enjoy an […]
Monday 22nd March - The Living Law at 6:00-7:00 PM Jewish Theology For Modern Times: Rabbi Shalom Morris In Loving Memory of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Judaism has a rich theological tradition which spans millennia. In each generation Jewish thinkers revisit these sources for how they apply to contemporary times. Most recently this was done by […]
