Kehillah North London is a thriving and diverse Jewish community, based in Stoke Newington. We are proud of our inclusive, friendly and innovative approach to building a Jewish community. We aim to create a welcoming, inspiring and creative Jewish space,
where we can collectively and individually share and develop our identities and experiences as Jews living in the inner city.
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NEXT WEEK:
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14th Jan 2021
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Tefilah (Prayer) Group
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7:30 – 8:30pm
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Friday night service (on zoom) – Friday 8th January 6:30 – 7:30
Please join us to bring in Shabbat together. This service will take place on Zoom – only, and then we hope to restart our hybrid in-person/zoom services on Shabbat morning January 16th. Look out for more details related to this next week.
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Rabbi Leah’s annual leave: Tea with the Rabbi & Adult Ed on hiatus, both resuming 13th January
Rabbi Leah is away 19th December – 6th January; there is no Tea with the Rabbi or Adult Education until 13th January. If you need anything, you can contact Ashleigh our Administrator via the details below or Liberal Judaism (to speak to a Rabbi) on 020 7580 1663. You can also email/leave a voicemail message for Rabbi Leah for her return.
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New ark design and manufacturing
Our old ark which held our Torah scrolls was too big to be stored in our new cupboard at the New Community Rooms so we are now in the process designing a new ark. A few community members have worked on a design for us and we are now looking for recommendations of tradespeople who are interested to provide a quote for the work to manufacture the ark.
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Membership renewals – due by 28th February 2021
Membership renewal letters have now gone out via email and/or post. If you pay monthly, check the monthly amount due. Although membership rates have not gone up ,those who are members of the burial scheme will notice the burial scheme rates have increased slightly. You may need to update standing orders with your bank.
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A progressive response to climate change
Young Kehillah Member Isla, recently wrote a progressive response to climate change in Jewish News.
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Jewish Helpline
Jewish Helpline are here to support anyone feeling alone, anxious or in need of someone in difficult times. Their trained volunteers are a listening ear for anyone and their confidential helpline can be reached by freephone on 0800 652 9249 or landline on 0203 096 2875.
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