Sunday 19th June, 2016 10am – 6pm Anglia Raskin University (East Road, Cambridge) The Jewish Chronicle called us the “Rolls-Royce of Limmuds”. We won’t argue. So come and spend a day in […]
Harrow Interfaith, which represents nine faiths in Harrow, has issued a response to the recent documentary by Trevor Phillips – What British Muslims Really Think (Channel 4). The documentary published the […]
Need to get moving on a Thursday evening? We are hoping to start a line dancing group at Mosaic and would like to know who would be interested in this. […]
We are seeking a Head for our small, vibrant, pluralistic religion school in Northwest London. Applicants should have experience of classroom teaching as well as leadership and management. The Head […]
Rabbi Frank Dabba-Smith and Mosaic Liberal Synagogue invites you to join us:
‘We are 900 Frenchmen…’: Inscriptions by Jewish Prisoners at Ninth Fort, Kaunas
Thursday, 2nd June – Monday, 6th June 2016
Led by Rabbi Frank Dabba Smith and specialist guide Chaim Bargman
Full information about this Journey is available here
Places are limited, so please contact us as soon as possible.
For further information, email us or call 020 8864 0133.
Kehila magazine keeps you in touch with what’s happening within Mosaic and your synagogue. We know from your feedback that the magazine is appreciated and we are extremely grateful to the team who create the monthly and seasonal editions.
Charities need to advertise to ensure that the people that need them know they are there – ready to help. Advertising also helps these charities reach out to potential donors to attract the funds they require to provide their vital services.
Many of the charities that help our community would love to
advertise in Kehila but are constrained by limited promotional budgets.
We would like you to help Mosaic and a charity by sponsoring an advert for the charity in our magazine.
Please donate now:
(or send a cheque to the Mosaic Office, payable to Mosaic Jewish Community, with the name of the charity you wish to support on the back of the cheque)
The featured charities are: Continue reading
We are a group of Kabbalat Torah (post-B’nei Mitzvah) students who are ready to help!
If you have unwanted items cluttering up your home then we can sell them for you (on ebay). Proceeds to Cancer Research UK.
Sit back and relax in your de-cluttered home, knowing you have done a good deed.
Email or call us and we’ll do the rest! charitysales@hayleyroosphotography.co.uk/mosaic 020 8864 0133
If you’d like to know more about Cancer Research, Mosaic member Tony Selman is a cancer survivor and volunteer for Cancer Research UK. He was interviewed on Sky News last week and you can see his interview by clicking here (the interview starts after an advert)
A second interfaith ‘Coffee & Cake’ was attended by over 40 members of Wembley Central Mosque, Mosaic, and local churches on Sunday 20th March, jointly organised by Rabbi Frank Dabba Smith and Sohail Ahmed.
The initiative provides congregants from local places of worship with regular, informal meetings to increase understanding, respect, solidarity and harmony.
Joanna Phillips commented “The members of the mosque went out of their way to make us feel incredibly welcome. We bonded over some delicious food as we shared the stories of our faith journeys, finding that we had much in common with each other. I spoke with a member of the Mosque who is a recent graduate on the difficulties of incorporating religion into your life as a young adult and I could see many other Mosaic members forming connections with those from other faiths around the room. I would encourage members of our community to come along to these interfaith events as the people I met were all lovely and it’s so important, especially in the current political climate, to focus on what unites us as humans.”
Our next joint meeting will be on Sunday 17th April for the EcoPeace-Middle East Update – find out more
Please contact Rabbi Frank Dabba Smith for further information.
Can you knit, sew or crochet?
There is a local knitting group that meets weekly in people’s homes. It is a small and friendly group that knits blankets, squares, and children’s clothing for charity. These items are sent to Israel, Ukraine, and other former Soviet Union countries for needy Jewish people.
If any Mosaic member can knit, sew, and/or crochet, they would most welcome to knit, natter, and nosh.
For more details, please contact Barbara Altman
Harrow Branch
A new branch of JACS is starting on 5th April.
Open to all
The branch will meet fortnightly on Tuesday afternoons at 39 Bessborough Road, Harrow, HA1 3BS and our initial programme will include speakers on various subjects.
Do come along, whatever age you are! Help with transport can be provided.
Programme 5th April – 14th June Continue reading
