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Shabuot Service and Lunch
Join us for an extra special children’s service followed by an ice cream Kiddush lunch and children’s activities with flower making and origami.
Tea & Torah
Rabbi Dweck's Home , United KingdomJoin Rabbi Joseph and Margalit Dweck at their home on the first day of Shabuot for tea and Torah.
Making Sense of the Shabbat Service: The Relationship of Prayer and Torah
WembleyJoin Rabbi Kada for a new lecture series and learn the basics of the Shabbat morning service. Approximately 11:15am on the following Shabbatot Session 5: The Relationship of Prayer and Torah The Ceremony of taking out the Torah, its reading, Mi She’berach and Hashkaba Shabbat 15th June Session 6: Is it time to sacrifice the […]
Examining the Jewish Calendar
Lauderdale RoadJoin Rabbi Elia as he examines the Jewish calendar with emphasis on the Jewish Festivals. ** Please note, the classes have been cancelled. **
Rabbi Morris Lecture Series: The Hahamim – Three Centuries of Rabbinic Leadership: A Review & Assessment
Bevis MarksJoin Rabbi Morris to study the book of Joshua in the new Bet Midrash at 6:00pm followed by a lecture on 'Three Centuries of Rabbinic Leadership: A Review & Assessment' at 7:00pm. Over the centuries the S&P Sephardi community has benefited from the leadership of towering rabbinic figures. This series looks at these erudite individuals, […]
Made in Heaven
Lauderdale RoadA five-week series of workshops for engaged couples with Rabbi Elia.
Women’s Event: Bath Bomb Party
WembleyWe invite you to join us for a unique evening filled with creativity and fun in designing your own bath bombs with Clara from Fizzilicious. Take your own bath bombs home! For ladies and girls age 10+ RSVP by 12th June
Hanukkat HaBait
Hendon Corporate Offices 119-121 Brent Street, London, Hendon, United KingdomJoin us for the Hanukkat HaBait to celebrate the opening of the new S&P Sephardi Community corporate offices. RSVP required
Walking Tour – The Sephardic East End
Bevis MarksJoin Rabbi Morris and visit a time when the East End was home to Sephardic schools, poor houses, cemeteries, an orphanage, an elder care home, and almost a new synagogue when Bevis Marks Synagogue was nearly demolished in the 19th century. Learn about these places and the stories of the Sephardic East End during the […]