Learning night at Bevis: Bet Midrash followed by lecture Each month gather in the new Bevis Marks Synagogue Bet Midrash. Enjoy studying ancient texts in small groups on a range of subjects from Parashah, Talmud, and Jewish Philosophy. Each group will be led by a young scholar.
Over the centuries the S&P Sephardi community has benefited from the leadership of towering rabbinic figures. This series looks at these erudite individuals, the challenges they faced, and the impact they left on Anglo-Jewry’s Sephardim. The first term looks at Hahamim from the 17th and 18th centuries, the second term from the 19th century, and […]
Bringing the Divine into our daily lives The Almighty is at the heart of our faith but we often fail to talk about it. The speed and demands of the modern world can detract from our desire to live a life close to our Creator. This course will look at some of the key mitzvot […]
Each week following mornings services and breakfast study the tractate of Berahot about the origin and meaning of Jewish prayer.
Join us for a fun, meaningful and very pink afternoon and help us raise money for life-saving breast cancer research. Lauderdale Road Synagogue Friday, 19th October 12:00 – 2:00pm Buy scrumptious pink cakes and other sweet treats for Shabbat. Plus an amazing balloon show by Dali Ballooni for kids to enjoy.
Mastering Maimonides’ Principles of Faith Series: Year 2: Principles 6-7: ‘The Nature of Prophecy and the Uniqueness of Moshe’s Prophecy’ Sunday, 21st October at 7:00pm - 8:00pm Principle 8: ‘The Divine Torah’. Sunday, 25th November at 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Join us for a special Shabbat lunch with Rabbi Dweck.
Do you think you can beat the youth leaders at games such as Monopoly, Settlers of Catan, Chess or Yaniv? Join us and show your skills! Shabbat, 3rd November at 3-5pm Ages: 5+ Location: Youth flat
In just three sessions Rabbi Morris will teach you to read Hebrew! Free for members (RSVP) and £20 for non-members. Booking online is required.
Over the centuries the S&P Sephardi community has benefited from the leadership of towering rabbinic figures. This series looks at these erudite individuals, the challenges they faced, and the impact they left on Anglo-Jewry’s Sephardim. The first term looks at Hahamim from the 17th and 18th centuries, the second term from the 19th century, and […]
