19 / 20 OCTOBER 2018

KOL KINLOSSבס׳׳דNEWSLETTER OF FINCHLEY SYNAGOGUE

SHABBAT AT KINLOSS

WWW.KINLOSS.ORG.UKShabbat commences at 5:44pm and terminates at 6:44pm Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat at 5:45pm

HASHKAMA 7:45amin the Liora Graham Beit Hamidrash, followed by Kiddush and a short shiur.

SEPHARDI SERVICE 9:00amin the Sephardi Synagogue, led by Rabbi Heller and Reuben Gorji.

COMBINED SERVICE 9:00amCelebratory Choral Shabbat led by Guest Chazan Shai Abramson (Chief Cantor of the IDF) and Chazan Eli Sufrin, the Neimah Singers, Shimon Hurst and James Hart. Kriat Hatorah by Michael Fluss. Rabbi Lawrence and Isaac Herzog will speak.

SHABBAT LEARNING AT KINLOSSFriday night

5:45pm: Mincha followed by Kabbalat Shabbat Rabbi Lawrence will address Mia on her Bat Mitzvah

Shabbat Morning8:30am: Sephardi Synagogue

Talmud Tractate Pesachim by Rabbi Heller

8:30am Deal HallMaimonides: Laws of the Sukkah

by Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum

9:15am: Youth Breakfast Banter Breakfast and Parasha Shiur

Benchers Cafe with Barry Colman

10:30 - 10:50am in the Rabbi’s OfficeStudy group with Rabbi Laitner titled

“Herzog 100 and Lech Lecha: the call of history in our prayers”

10:40am Food for Thought with Rachel Pinefor Kinloss Youth Girls in the Rabstein Room

Shabbat Afternoon3:00 - 5:00pm Bnei Akiva

4:45pm : Daf Yomi Shiur in the Newman Room

5:45pm Mincha followed byShiur by Rabbi Laitner titled

“Herzog 100: Avraham and the battle of the 4 kings against the 5 kings”

6:44pm: Ma’ariv

This week’s Kol Kinloss is sponsored by Linda and Michael Weinstein in memory of Michael’s father Ernest Weinstein Z”L

KIDS MINYAN 10:45amwith Rav Malachi in the Marilyn Newman Room

י״א חשון תשע״ט

Mazeltov to Mia Goodman on her Bat Mitzvah on Friday night. We extend a warm welcome to her family and guests.

Lech Lechaלך לך

YOUTH SERVICE 9:45amin the Liora Graham Beit Hamidrash, under the direction of our Youth Director, Barry Colman.

We are delighted to welcome Isaac and Michael Herzog, Guest Chazan Shai Abramson, The Neimah Singers. Thanks to the Zionist Federation and WZO for the

Celebratory Herzog Centenary Shabbat.

There will be a Special Kiddush in the Kinloss Suite this week following the services

Some Thoughts on the Sidra By Rabbi Michael Laitner

LECH LECHA STATISTICSMitzvot: One of the 613 mitzvot i.e. Brit MilahVerses: 126 (13th longest of the 54 Sidrot)Words: 1686 (18th longest)Letters: 6336 (19th longest)

Haftarah: 21 verses (joint 31st longest of the 80 Haftarot). Lech Lecha has short verses, hence the difference in ratings.

Page No. SONCINO HERTZ ARTSCROLL

Sidra 60 45 54

Haftarah 82 60 1133

Becoming Avraham

'And God said to Avram, go out ('lech-lecha') for yourself from your land, from your birthplace, from the house of your father, to the land which I will show you' (Bereishit 12,1)

This verse contains God’s famous command of ‘lech lecha’ to Avraham (then still called Avram – see Bereishit 17:5) when God told Avraham to move to an unspecified new place to start a new life, part of which included a new name.

Rashi explains that the move was for Avraham’s own good and benefit. Only by moving away from the milieu in which he had grown up could he establish himself in his own right, to develop into the great figure that he was later to become. Understandably, this command of ‘lech lecha’ is thus considered to be one of the ten tests undergone by Avraham to show the extent of his faith in and connection with God (based on Pirkei Avot 5:4 which is on page 554 in the green siddur).

Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, one of the great Rabbinic scholars of the 20th century, queried Rashi’s explanation that Avraham was being tested. Often people have to travel in order to advance or to improve their livelihood. They might do so even when there are no guarantees of success.

Rabbi Feinstein noted that Avraham’s move was a real test of faith, to see whether Avraham would doubt God’s word especially since he had no idea about the outcome of his travels. Avraham did not move due to personal motivations, either to leave his milieu or to go to a particular place.

Avraham’s trust in God was such that he obeyed the command without even knowing where he was going or what was liable to transpire, at least in the short term. This trust is perhaps analogous to the Jewish people’s later acceptance of Torah at Mount Sinai, when we proclaimed, ‘we will do and we will listen’ (Shemot 24,7), accepting God’s commandments before hearing the details.

Avraham's appreciation of God and of his relationship with God was such that he just did what God said. Avraham’s attitude and physical move enabled him to achieve such a lofty spiritual level. Therefore, given Avraham’s character, the move had to be beneficial for him, wherever God would have taken him.

Avraham’s appreciation of God is a significant theme of his life and one for us to emulate. Such emulation may not always be easy, but it is an aspiration for us as Jews to learn this from Avraham.

This week, we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of President Chaim Herzog z’l and welcome his family members and other special guests. In the footsteps of Avraham and so many other Jews, President Herzog also made aliya having ‘heard’ the calls of Divine Providence, Jewish tradition and the modern movement of Zionism. The Herzog family’s accomplishments in Israel, with God’s help, continue to inspire the Jewish people.

The Blessing of Nation and Mission A warm welcome to our guests, HE Mark Regev, Isaac Herzog, Michael Herzog, Stephen Jaffe from Northern Ireland Friends of Israel, Izchak Sonnenschein with representatives of the Jewish Agency, the World Zionist Organisation and the Zionist Federation; to Chazan Shai Abramson and the Neimah Singers.

“I will make of you a great nation. I will bless you and make your name great and you shall be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and those who curse you will I curse; and all the families of the earth shall bless themselves by you.” (Bereshit 12:1-3)

Parashat Lech Lecha tells of the promise of a land, the journey to the land, religious inspiration, of leadership, soldiering, moral accountability, conflicts of nations and the hope of a homeland for generations. There could be no more fitting Parasha to honour the centenary of the birth of Israel’s 6th President, Chaim Herzog. Of course, Abraham’s father Terach was renowned as a manufacturer of idols, whereas Chaim Herzog’s father, Chief Rabbi Isaac HaLevi Herzog was an illustrious Torah giant.

Born in Ireland in 1918, and making Aliya in 1935, Chaim Herzog was a distinguished lawyer and soldier, fighting in the Hagana during the Arab Revolt and with British intelligence in WW2; participating in the liberation of Bergen Belsen and the identification of Heinrich Himmler. As well as his career in law, his public service included service as Defence Attaché at the Israeli Embassy in America, Military Governor of East Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria after the Six Day War and Ambassador to the United Nations 1975-1978. It was there that he delivered his impassioned attack on the infamous “Zionism is Racism” Resolution 3379.

“…We, in Israel, have endeavoured to create a society which strives to implement the highest ideals of society - political, social and cultural - for all the inhabitants of Israel, irrespective of religious belief, race or sex.

Show me another pluralistic society in this world in which, despite all the difficult problems among which we live, Jew and Arab live together with such a degree of harmony, in which the dignity and rights of man are observed before the law, in which no death sentence is applied, in which freedom of speech, of movement, of thought, of expression are guaranteed, in which even movements, which are opposed to our national aims, are represented in our Parliament…

… It is our attempt to build a society, imperfect though it may be - and what society is perfect? - in which the visions of the prophets of Israel will be realized. I know that we have problems. I know that many disagree with our Government's policies. Many in Israel, too, disagree from time to time with the Government's policies, and are free to do so, because

Zionism has created the first and only real democratic State in a part of the world that never really knew democracy and freedom of speech…

… Over the centuries it has fallen to the lot of my people to be the testing agent of human decency, the touchstone of civilization, the crucible in which enduring human values are to be tested. A nation's level of humanity could invariably be judged by its behaviour towards its Jewish population. It always began with the Jews but never ended with them…

… For us, the Jewish people, this is but a passing episode in a rich and an event-filled history. We put our trust in our Providence, in our faith and beliefs, in our time-hallowed tradition, in our striving for social advance and human values, and in our people wherever they may be.”

Words of hope, mission and admonition which resonate today.

Herzog entered the Knesset in 1981 and was elected President in May 1983, holding the position till May 1993, seeing six governments and four Prime Ministers: Begin, Shamir, Peres and Rabin.

He married Aura in 1947. She was an Egyptian born mathematician and physicist, who also served with the Hagana and was part of the Jewish Agency’s first Diplomatic course. Amongst many accomplishments, Aura was a founder of the international Bible Quiz (Chidon HaTanach), of the Council for a Beautiful Israel and published “Secrets of Hospitality” was to teach Israelis hospitality, manners and customs.

Their four children are Yoel, Michael, Isaac “Bougie” and Ronit.

Isaac Herzog has recently become Chair of the Jewish Agency, after a series of Ministerial positions 2005-2011 and Leader of the Opposition 2013-2018.

Brigadier-General Michael Herzog served as head of the Strategic Planning Division of the IDF and worked with four defence ministers as senior military aide and advisor, and as chief of staff. He has played a role in Israel’s negotiations in the peace process since 1993.

It is also a great pleasure to welcome HE Mark Regev, an outstanding ambassador and advocate for Israel.

Shabbat Shalom,

R’ Jeremy Lawrence

THIS WEEK’S HAFTORAH BY RABBI ANDREWS The connection between this week’s Haftorah, Yishayahu (Isaiah) 40:27-41:16, and the Parsha (Torah portion) most ostensibly is the reference in the passuk (verse) 41:8 to the Jewish people as “the descendants of Abraham who loved Me”.

In this week’s reading, the Navi (prophet) offers the B’nei Yisroel a comforting message. The recipients of this prophecy are the B’nei Yisroel who have been exiled. Yishayahu tells them that Hashem has not rejected them, and is still concerned about their well-being.

Although the overall message of Yishayahu’s prophesy is of Hashem’s aid and attentiveness, his tone is not always reassuring. He criticises the Jews “Why do you say, O Jacob, Why declare, O Israel, “My way is hidden from the LORD, My cause is ignored by my God? Do you not know? Have you not heard? The LORD is God from of old”.

Yishayahu reminds the people that God is still involved in their lives and remains all-powerful. In contrast, however, the Jews have lost faith in Him and have turned to avodah zarah (idol worship). The prophet compares the idols, which have no strength of their own to stand, with our mighty and robust God.

Hashem reminds Israel that He wants His people to stay away from idolaters and those who don’t recognise Him. Israel is referred to as “My servant, Jacob, whom I have chosen, seed of Abraham”, implying a special future role of the nation.

In the parsha, Abraham is promised that his descendants will be a great nation, more numerous than all of the dust on earth. To realise this destiny, Abraham has to withstand many challenges and temptations. So too, the people of Israel are reminded in the Haftorah that they will have good fortune and great things in the future, if only they can be like Abraham, following God’s commandments and resisting the allure of idols.

If you find yourself at Kinloss over the course of the day, please stop by the office to say hello!I can usually be found there during the regular office hours (except Thursday).

LUNCH & LEARNWEDNESDAY 24TH oCTobER 2018

12:15pm - Parasha Shiur with Rabbi Nisan Andrews 1:15pm - Speaker - Rabbi Mordechai Ginsbury

in the Liora Graham Beit HamidrashCost: £5, payable on the door, includes a light lunch

or to book, please email ket@kinloss.org.uk or call us on 020 8349 5269

ARMISTICE SERIESSTARTS 24TH OCTOBER AT 8PM

“The Battle of Megiddo: The culmination of the Allenby Campaign”with Jeremy Mindell

We are delighted to offer this series of seven lectures, honouring Jewish service at home and overseas during the First World War. This was one of the first times in history that Jewish soldiers, as patriots or conscripts confronted each other on

the battlefield. We will look at the attitudes of civilians, fighting men and religious leaders as

well as a couple of notable Jewish wartime identities.

Future dates 31st October, 7th November, 14th November,21st November, 28th November

and 5th December

PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL BE A COMBINED SERVICE THIS SHABBAT

KINLOSS FILM AFTERNOONMONDAY 22ND OCTOBER 2018,

2:00PM FOR A 2:15PM START We will be screening “UPRISING (2001)”

in the Nemetnejad RoomHistory’s largest campaign of armed Jewish resistance to Nazi tyranny during Word War II is in its full fury. Directed in brisk,

semi-documentary style by Jon Avnet, Uprising is a remarkable story (staring David Schwimmer), remarkably told, a poignant

and powerful saga of undaunted heroism.Cost £3 Kinloss Members / £4 non-members

Refreshments provided.

‘THIS HOUSE BELIEVES THAT THE MEDIA IS OUR FRIEND’

KINLOSS DEBATE

FOR AGAINST

CHARLOTTE HENRY

SIMONROCKER

OLIVER ANISFELD

JONATHAN ARKUSH

Chaired by Rabbi Lawrence

THURSDAY 25TH OCTOBER, 8-10PM

AN INFORMATIVE AND GOOD HUMOURED DEBATE IN WHICH WE CAN EXPLORE THE MEDIA IN GENERAL (NOT JUST THE JC!) AND ISSUES FROM ISRAEL TO LOCAL RELIGIOUS/ CULTURAL TOPICS.

DEBATE WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A Q&A SESSION CHAIRED BY RABBI LAWRENCE ON ‘DEALING WITH THE MEDIA’.

Charlotte has contributed to numerous publications and also regularly appears as a media and political commentator on a variety of broadcasts.

Joint-winner of the Vogue Talent Contest for writing in 1982 and joined the staff of the Jewish Chronicle shortly after, where he reports on Anglo-Jewish affairs and edits the Judaism and education pages. He is co-author of A Rocky Road, the memoirs of Rabbi Abraham Levy.

Is the founder of global Jewish YouTube channel J-TV. He launched the channel while completing his degree in History at University College London.

A barrister and mediator by profession, Jonathan was elected President of the Board of Deputies in May 2009 and chaired the Board’s Defense Division for two terms until 2015.

* Mazel Tov to Jenny & Jon, along with Adam on Mia’s Bat Mitzvah. Mazel Tov also to grandparents Hilary & Geoffrey Burns and Elaine & Clive Goodman. Remembering the late Ralph Moss z”l at this special time.

* Mazel Tov to Jodie & Danny Saltman on the birth of their son

ZUMBA MAMBA DANCE CLASS FOR PARENTS/CARERS AND CHILDREN BETWEEN 3 TO 5 YEARS OLD

Thursdays at 3:00pm-3:45pm Nemetnejad Room

This new class is designed for the parent/carer to be able to have some fun and exercise to the Latin beat with their child freely roaming around and dancing to a mixture of Latin

songs. There will also be some dancing games for both. Babies in buggies are also welcome.

Cost: Classes are £3 per family per session for Kinloss members and £4 for non-membersFor more information or to book, please contact Gul on 07956 940666

* * * HALF TERM SPECIAL OFFER * * * CLASS ON THURSDAY 25TH OCTOBER

FREE FOR KINLOSS MEMBERS

mia goodmanMazel Tov to Mia on her Bat Mitzvah

Mia has a brother Adam, and she attends JCoSS

Her hobbies are baking, dancing, trampolining and fashion

As part of Mia’s charity work for her Bat Mitzvah, she did a cake and craft sale for RSPCA

If you require help or support, please call Rochelle on 0208 349 5263,

or email welfare@kinloss.org.uk.

All messages treated in the strictest confidence.

Shabbat ShalomBaz, Chaz, Micholi and Amalia youth@kinloss.org.uk 07792 460091KINLOSS YOUTH

Shabbat Lech LechaBreakfast Banter, 9.15am in Benchers Café

Youth Minyan, 9.45am in the Liora Graham Beit HaMidrashFood4Thought, 10.40am downstairs in the Manuel Rabstein Room

Thank you to Ben Corney and Tzvi Hurst for leyning and thank you to Family Cohen for spon-soring this week’s Doughnut Youth Kiddush in celebration of Rivka’s Bat Mitzvah

Bar Mitzvah Programme with Barry ColmanStarts in November

Boys in school years 7 & 8Mitzvot, Chesed, Talmud Torah, Israel & Community

Launches Wednesday 14th NovemberFor further information or to register please visit:

www.kinloss.org.uk/bm

Bat Mitzvah Programme with Mandy LawrenceGirls in school years 6 & 7

For further information or to register please visit:www.kinloss.org.uk/bt

UJIA Ethiopian Bar/Bat Mitzvah ProgrammeBoys and girls in school Years 7 & 8

Launch Event, Wednesday 5th December, 7.30 – 9pm @KinlossFor further information and to register, please visit www.kinloss.org.uk/ujiaebbm

Learn2Lead Continues Tuesday 30th October

7.30-9pm in the Nemetnejad RoomSchool Years 9 & 10

Recognised by Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme: Volunteering For further information or to register please visit:

www.kinloss.org.uk/l2l

Learn2VolunteerContinues Tuesday 6th November7.30-9pm in the Nemetnejad Room

School Years 9 & 10Recognised by Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme: Volunteering

For further information or to register please visit: www.kinloss.org.uk/l2v

Daf Yummy will be taking a break for half term next week, continues on 1st November

Save the Date!Tribe Inter-Shul Supper Quiz

Sunday 16th December @ Kinloss, 7 – 9pm

Look out for future events at:www.kinloss.org.uk/youthwww.kinloss.org.uk/kids

Kinloss Club, Club 78, Lead On, Shabbat Lunches, Chanukah Wonderland, Mitzvah Day, Project Impact

Shabbat Shalom

Barry, Chaya, Choli, Amalia, Rachel & Sammyyouth@kinloss.org.uk 07792460091

* * * * LAST CHANCE TO BOOK * * * *KINLOSS DAY TRIP - SUNDAY 28TH OCTOBER 2018

TO THE NATIONAL HOLOCAUST CENTRE AND MUSEUM IN NOTTINGHAM

SUNDAY WALKING GROUP

Despite the heavy rain last Sunday, the walking group took place. Photos taken outside the only building with a memorial

plaque in N2, the home of Poet Coventry Patmore (1823-1896),

Join us for the next Walking Group meeting on Sunday 4th November

led by Rabbi Andrews, leaving Kinloss at 10.30am.

All ages welcome.For more details, please contact

Lucy on 020 8349 5267 or ket@kinloss.org.uk

KINLOSS NOTICE BOARD

THANK YOU TO:

* Security Team 4. If you have any queries, please speak to Martin Shiers on 07831 836 031, or email securekinloss@yahoo.co.uk

* Cynthia Bengen, Martin Summers and Dorothy Sadlik of The Welcoming Committee

* Kiddush Rota Team

Adina Cohen (10) Dovid Andrews (8)Zachary Nyman (2) Zac Simmons (11)Joshua Shrubsole (10) Annabelle Benjamin (6)Peyton Stoller (5) Jamie Spencer (4)Isabelle Dyan (2) Sophie Dyan (2)Kitty Clyne (6) Raphael Loberman (1)Louis Goodall (6)

Mazeltov to the children in our community celebrating their birthdays this week:

9:45am Games Room in the Newman Room with Rav Malachi0 - 4 year olds with Sara Keen in the Kinloss Suite Foyer Reception up to School Year 2 with Natalie Sommer in the Avram Nemetnejad Room (2nd Floor)School Years 3 - 4- with Dina Ellis in the First Floor ClassroomsSchool Years 5 - 6- Kids Minyan with Rav Malachi in the Newman RoomAll Children’s Services will start at 10:45am followed by Kiddush

SERVICES see front שבת)page)

Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri

Shacharit 1 7:30am 7:00am 7:00am 7:00am 7:00am 7:00am

Shacharit 2 8:15am 8:00am 8:00am 8:00am 8:00am 8:00am

Sephardi Shacharit8:00am 6:45am 6:45am 6:45am 6:45am 6:45am

Mincha & Ma’ariv 5:35pm 5:35pm 5:35pm 5:35pm 5:35pmMincha/Kabbalat

Shabbat5:30pm

Monday evenings

THE JEWISH HOME

Shiur at the home of Eleanor and Mark22nd and 29th October and 12th November at 8:00pm

Topics to cover this term include:* How to handle Parev* Made on Milky Equipment* Invitations to Non-Orthodox and other Services* Setting standards in the name of Education

Please contact the Kinloss Officefor the address

K I NL O SS SHABBAT L UNCHEON

CL UB

w i l l b e t a k i ng p l a c et h i s Shabba t

20 t h Oc t obe r 2018

NEXT WEEK AT KINLOSS: DAY: COMMUNITY LEARNING: COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES:

SUNDAY 08:00am Daf Yomi (NR)

MONDAY 07:40am Daf Yomi (NR) 10:00am Ilana Banana (Deal Hall)19:45pm Beit Midrah Prog & Student BM (BM) 14:00pm Film Afternoon (NR)

20:00pm The Jewish Home with R’Lawrence 19:30pm Ivrit Discussion Group (NR)

(at home of Eleanor and Mark - call office 20:15pm Pilates (MN)

for address)

TUESDAY 07:40am Daf Yomi (NR) 10:15am Friendship Club (DH)

08:30am Shaarei Teshuvah with R’Andrews (BM) 10:30am Bridge Club (NR)

19:45pm Iyun Gemara with R’Andrews(BM) 20:00pm Ivrit Ulpan (MN)

WEDNESDAY 07:40am Daf Yomi (NR) 10:00am Ilana Banana (DH)

12:15pm Lunch and Learn (BM) 10:00pm Art Class (MN)20:00pm Armistice Series (Deal Hall)

THURSDAY 07:40am Daf Yomi (NR) 10:00am Hartbeeps (NR)20:00pm Daf Yummy (BM) 15:00pm Zumba Mamba (NR)

20:00pm This House Believes (DH)

FRIDAY 07:40am Daf Yomi (NR) 10:00am Ilana Banana (DH)

BC = Benchers Cafe NR = Nemetnejad Room BM = Liora Graham Beit Midrash MN = Marilyn Newman RoomDH = Nissim and Rifka Deal Hall PS = Persian Synagogue

Pre-register at :www.kinloss.org.uk/armistice

THE KEHILLA WISHES חיים ארוכים “LONG LIFE”TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE YAHRZEIT

FINCHLEY SYNAGOGUE USEFUL PHONE NUMBERSRabbi Jeremy Lawrence: 07501 895 124 Rabbi Nisan Andrews: 07407 764 854

Shimon Gillis, Director of Operations: 020 8349 5264Shul Office: 020 8346 8551

Tuesday 23 OCTOBERNorman Davis MotherRichard Ellis FatherRachel Hajioff MotherAudrey Kelvin MotherEric Lever FatherMichael Weinstein Father

Thursday 25 OCTOBERFarzaneh Amini SisterFrances Gordon HusbandRami Kanzen SisterPercy Kaye FatherEleanor Kirsh Father

Wednesday 24 OCTOBERCharlotte Collins FatherMiriam Graham FatherEva Greenspan MotherDevorah Harounoff FatherGloria Kaufman HusbandSiegbert Mandelbaum WifeDaniel Selby FatherMike Ungelson MotherMike Ungelson Sister

Monday 22 OCTOBERStephen Bayard MotherLeila Behrman MotherGilda Braff MotherGwendoline Greenwood SonSara Greenwood BrotherNeil Nachshen FatherJacob Steinberg MotherWilly Steinberg MotherRegina Woolman Brother

Sunday 21 OCTOBERNona Davar (Ozerianskaya) MotherAnne Freedman FatherDeborah Goldschmidt HusbandHaya Lewi MotherMichael Nathan FatherBarbara Phillips FatherPamela Plesner Father

Friday 26 OCTOBERIvan Burland FatherLucia Kaye FatherJoy Lyons FatherMonty Zeid Father

Shabbat 20 OCTOBER Barbara Cohen FatherJosephine Cohen BrotherHuguette Cukier BrotherTina Greenspan MotherJacques Gutmann MotherJacob Lax FatherHazel Simler-Chippeck Mother

GAMES AFTERNOONWednesday 7th November

2.30pm - 4.30pm | Nemetnejad Room

A new board game group meeting to play a big mix of board games to accommodate

most tastes.

Whether you are just getting started or a hardened board gamer, we would be

delighted to see you. All abilities and ages are welcome

Bring your friends!

Cost: Free for Kinloss members, £3 non-members.

Tea and light refreshments will be provided.

For more information, please contactMartin Summers on 020 8346 0619 or email martinsumm48@yahoo.co.uk

CONDOLENCES:* Marie Dagul, Malcolm Dagul, Anthony Dagul, Louise Maurice, and Michelle Murgai on the passing of their husband and father, Sidney Dagul Z’L

TOMBSTONE CONSECRATIONS:SUN 21 OCT 11:00am in Willesden in memory of Nita BarnesTHUR 25 OCT 13:30pm in Bushey in memory of Anita Melzack

ANIM ZEMIROT CLUBCome and learn to sing Anim Zemirot

Our club meets every Shabbat at 10:15am

in the Robing Room.Boys of 6 and over welcome.

Led by David Lesser