Tea & Torah
Rabbi Dweck's Home , United KingdomRabbi Joseph and Margalit Dweck open their home to the Kahal to join them on the second day of Shabuot. To confirm attendance please email: [email protected]
Free
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Eric Kaplan in Conversation with Rabbi Joseph Dweck
Lauderdale RoadThe S&P Sephardi Community and The Sephardi Centre invite you to: Eric Kaplan in conversation with Rabbi Joseph Dweck ‘Being the Master of one’s own Good’ - Based on Ramhal BIOGRAPHY Eric Kaplan is an American television writer and producer. His work has included shows such as Late Show with David Letterman, Andy Richter Controls […]
Free – £10.00
Community Dinner with Rabbi Joseph Dweck
Bevis MarksJoin us for our Community Shabbat dinner with Rabbi Dweck. Rabbi Dweck will be spending a Shabbat at Bevis Marks including a Friday Night Dinner, and hot Kiddush. Service: 7:30pm
£18.00 – £25.00
S&P Sephardi Community Ladies Walking for Kisharon
Join the group of S&P Sephardi Community Ladies as we join Kisharon's Moonlight walk and fundraise for this amazing cause. Registration fee: £25 Minimum donation: £100 To register, click here For donations, please click here For more details please email: [email protected] Ladies only event.
Baby & Child First Aid Course
Lauderdale RoadThe S&P Sephardi Community & The Sephardi Centre invite you to an essential two hour session learning baby and child first aid. Course Content: Dealing with emergencies Priority of treatment Contents of a First Aid Kit Care of casualty including responsive, non responsive and breathing and non responsive and not breathing Recovery position Child and Baby Resuscitation CPR […]
£15.00
Rabbi Kada’s Lecture Series: Mastering Maimonides’ 13 Principles of faith
Principles 4 - 5: Creation ex nihilo and G-d alone is to be worshipped.
Delicious Delights – Summer Cooking Demo
Lauderdale RoadJoin our celebrated duo Margalit & Linda as they cook up a storm!
£25.00
Rabbi Dweck Lecture Series: Olam Haba
Join Rabbi Dweck as he presents a perspective on the age old question: What is the Jewish view on the afterlife?
Free
The Breakaways: West London Synagogue – London 1840
Bevis MarksBeginning in 1818, exactly two centuries ago, many of the West’s first breakaway synagogues were founded. Different motivations guided these moves, including tradition, reform, custom, and location - however, all sparked controversy and division, and each impacted their original local Spanish & Portuguese congregation. This history series looks at these developments and the leading role […]
Free