Sexual Assault in the Torah.

Please use the following Zoom link to join.

http://zoom.us/j/588553736

No booking or fee required.

JW3 and Limmud partner to bring you unexpected and surprising Jewish wisdom online.

In this 30-minute bite-size series, educators from across the Jewish community will share some of their favourite pieces of Jewish wisdom.

This week's guest is Adam Zagoria-Moffet, the rabbi of St. Albans Masorti Synagogue. He was ordained from the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York where he also received an MA in Jewish Thought, studying the political philosophy of Rabbi Yehudah Ashlag (Ba'al haSulam). He grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, and has lived in Minnesota, New York, and Israel before moving to the UK. He co-edited the first Hebrew/English egalitarian Sepharadi siddur and runs the independent publisher Izzun Books. He often teaches about Sepharadi halakhah and culture as well as mysticism, mythology and ethics. He lives in St. Albans with his family.

Previous guests in this series include JW3 Scholar-in Residence Clive Lawton, Teacher at Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi Rabbi Alex Israel, Director of National Learning Initiatives at the Hadar Institute Rabbi Avi Strausberg, LSJS Teaching Fellow Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz, Rabbi Jeremy Borovich, and senior scholar for the JDC Rabbi Michael Paley.

Catch us live on JW3’s YouTube channel or Limmud’s Facebook Page every Friday and start a conversation you can continue into Shabbat!

JW3 and Limmud partner to bring you unexpected and surprising Jewish wisdom online.

In this 30-minute bite-size series, educators from across the Jewish community will share some of their favourite pieces of Jewish wisdom.

This week’s guest is Kohenet Yael Tischler, a ritual-weaver, Jewish educator and song leader.  She is the co-founder of Yelala, a constellation of work that celebrates Earth-centred, feminist Jewish spirituality and reclaims the practices of our women/femme and folk ancestors.  She holds an MA in Writing for Young People from Bath Spa University, a BA in English Literature from Columbia University and a BA in Tanakh (Bible) from the Jewish Theological Seminary.

Previous guests in this series include JW3 Scholar-in Residence Clive Lawton, Teacher at Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi Rabbi Alex Israel, Director of National Learning Initiatives at the Hadar Institute Rabbi Avi Strausberg, LSJS Teaching Fellow Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz, Rabbi Jeremy Borovich, and senior scholar for the JDC Rabbi Michael Paley.

Catch us live on JW3’s YouTube channel or Limmud’s Facebook Page every Friday and start a conversation you can continue into Shabbat!

JW3 and Limmud partner to bring you unexpected and surprising Jewish wisdom online.

In this 30-minute bite-size series, educators from across the Jewish community will share some of their favourite pieces of Jewish wisdom.

Our guest this week is Rabbi Isaiah Rothstein, who serves as rabbinic scholar and public affairs advisor for Jewish Federations of North America. Currently living in Harlem, Isaiah was raised in the Jewish community of Monsey, NY to a mixed-raced Orthodox family and is passionate about creating a world where civil liberties and human rights are for all people.

As a community scholar and advisor, Isaiah has supported Jewish communities in being deeply rooted in tradition while also engaged in the cosmopolitan issues of our generation. As a Jew of Colour and spiritual leader, song-writer and musician Isaiah believes in the power of song to bring healing into the world.

Previous guests in this series include JW3 Scholar-in Residence Clive Lawton, Teacher at Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi Rabbi Alex Israel, Director of National Learning Initiatives at the Hadar Institute Rabbi Avi Strausberg, LSJS Teaching Fellow Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz, Rabbi Jeremy Borovich, and senior scholar for the JDC Rabbi Michael Paley.

Catch us live on JW3’s YouTube channel or Limmud’s Facebook Page every Friday and start a conversation you can continue into Shabbat!

JW3 and Limmud partner to bring you unexpected and surprising Jewish wisdom online.

In this 30-minute bite-size series, educators from across the Jewish community will share some of their favourite pieces of Jewish wisdom.

Our guest this week is Miriam Lorie, a freelance Jewish educator. She begins her rabbinical training at Yeshivat Maharat this year and has also studied at Pardes and Midreshet Harova. She teaches bat mitzvah students, brides and grooms before marriage, and in a variety of adult education settings. Her Jewish teaching builds on seven years spent working in inter-faith dialogue and a degree in Theology at the University of Cambridge. Miriam is a mum of two and lives in Borehamwood.

Previous guests in this series include JW3 Scholar-in Residence Clive Lawton, Teacher at Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi Rabbi Alex Israel, Director of National Learning Initiatives at the Hadar Institute Rabbi Avi Strausberg, LSJS Teaching Fellow Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz, Rabbi Jeremy Borovich, and senior scholar for the JDC Rabbi Michael Paley.

Catch us live on JW3’s YouTube channel or Limmud’s Facebook Page every Friday and start a conversation you can continue into Shabbat!

Many women in Tannach do not have a name; they are the daughters of, the wives of, the mothers of. Although they do not have a name, often their existence is a story changer. Together we will explore these "nameless" women, their stories, and what they teach us.

This 3 part shiur series is a collaboration between Laviot and JOFA UK and will run via zoom 8pm-9pm on Mondays the 25th May, 1st June and 8th June. Rabbi Eryn London will be teaching and each session will be covering different women, feel free to come to as many as you are able to. This event is open to anyone who wants to come and learn. Zoom link to follow.

Rabbi Eryn London, lives in London and is the JOFA UK Scholar in Residence. She received smicha from Yeshivat Maharat in June 2017. Following smicha ordination, she trained and worked as a multi-faith hospital chaplain in New York City, as well as received chaplain board certification. She is a graduate of Goucher College and Goldsmiths, University of London. She made aliyah in 2010, and studied at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies and the Susi Bradfield Women's Institute of Halachic Leadership at Midreshet Lindenbaum. She has lectured in Australia, Canada, Colombia, Israel, the UK, and the US.

JW3 and Limmud partner to bring you unexpected and surprising Jewish wisdom online.

In this 30-minute bite-size series, educators from across the Jewish community will share some of their favourite pieces of Jewish wisdom.

Our guest this week is Leah Jordan, the rabbi of Kehillah North London and a founding member of Na'amod. She served for a number of years as Progressive Jewish Chaplain for University Students & Young Adults in the UK, and as the congregational rabbi of the Norwich Liberal Jewish Community. She spent three years in Jerusalem, studying Torah and on-the-ground organising. Leah hails from “deepest, darkest” midwestern America, and lives in Kentish Town with her partner, Rabbi Benji Stanley.

Previous guests in this series include JW3 Scholar-in Residence Clive Lawton, Teacher at Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi Rabbi Alex Israel, Director of National Learning Initiatives at the Hadar Institute Rabbi Avi Strausberg, LSJS Teaching Fellow Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz, Rabbi Jeremy Borovich, and senior scholar for the JDC Rabbi Michael Paley.

Catch us live on JW3’s YouTube channel or Limmud’s Facebook Page every Friday and start a conversation you can continue into Shabbat!

Many women in Tannach do not have a name; they are the daughters of, the wives of, the mothers of. Although they do not have a name, often their existence is a story changer. Together we will explore these "nameless" women, their stories, and what they teach us.

This 3 part shiur series is a collaboration between Laviot and JOFA UK and will run via zoom 8pm-9pm on Mondays the 25th May, 1st June and 8th June. Rabbi Eryn London will be teaching and each session will be covering different women, feel free to come to as many as you are able to. This event is open to anyone who wants to come and learn. Zoom link to follow.

Rabbi Eryn London, lives in London and is the JOFA UK Scholar in Residence. She received smicha from Yeshivat Maharat in June 2017. Following smicha ordination, she trained and worked as a multi-faith hospital chaplain in New York City, as well as received chaplain board certification. She is a graduate of Goucher College and Goldsmiths, University of London. She made aliyah in 2010, and studied at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies and the Susi Bradfield Women's Institute of Halachic Leadership at Midreshet Lindenbaum. She has lectured in Australia, Canada, Colombia, Israel, the UK, and the US.

Two extraordinary leaders, writers and activists, Remona Aly and Shoshana Boyd Gelfand, talk about the issues of the moment and what it means to observe religious traditions under lockdown - Jewish or Muslim. What's it like to celebrate Ramadan and Shavuot without a physical community? Can fasting and feasting be meaningful in isolation?

Remona is a journalist, broadcaster and commentator with a focus on faith, lifestyle and identity. She writes for The Guardian and other media outlets on anything from The Great British Bake Off to burkinis; fashion to interfaith football and Ramadan to rock music. As a commentator on TV and radio, she has appeared on Sky News, ITV and the BBC.

Rabbi Shoshana Boyd Gelfand is Director of JHub, a London-based initiative launched by Pears Foundation that offers space, resources training and development for social change organisations to work, meet and learn.

This is a free event. However, if you would like to make a contribution to support JW3 during this difficult time (which we'd be extremely grateful for!), there is an option to do this when you book.

Many women in Tannach do not have a name; they are the daughters of, the wives of, the mothers of. Although they do not have a name, often their existence is a story changer. Together we will explore these "nameless" women, their stories, and what they teach us.

This 3 part shiur series is a collaboration between Laviot and JOFA UK and will run via zoom 8pm-9pm on Mondays the 25th May, 1st June and 8th June. Rabbi Eryn London will be teaching and each session will be covering different women, feel free to come to as many as you are able to. This event is open to anyone who wants to come and learn. Zoom link to follow.

Rabbi Eryn London, lives in London and is the JOFA UK Scholar in Residence. She received smicha from Yeshivat Maharat in June 2017. Following smicha ordination, she trained and worked as a multi-faith hospital chaplain in New York City, as well as received chaplain board certification. She is a graduate of Goucher College and Goldsmiths, University of London. She made aliyah in 2010, and studied at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies and the Susi Bradfield Women's Institute of Halachic Leadership at Midreshet Lindenbaum. She has lectured in Australia, Canada, Colombia, Israel, the UK, and the US.

JW3 and Limmud partner to bring you unexpected and poignant Jewish wisdom online.

In this 30-minute bite-size series, educators from across the community will share some of their favourite pieces of Jewish wisdom. 

This week we'll be talking to Laynie Soloman, a passionate teacher of Jewish text, thought and ritual who believes deeply in the power of Talmud study as a healing and liberatory communal spiritual practice. They serve as a faculty member and Director of National Learning at SVARA: A Traditionally Radical Yeshiva, where they direct SVARA's Teaching Kollel, which is lifting up a new generation of queer & trans bet midrash facilitators.

Laynie is completing a Dual M.A. in Talmud/Rabbinic Literature & Jewish Education at the Jewish Theological Seminary and holds a B.A. in Religious Studies from Goucher College. They love facilitating experiences of Jewish learning that uplift the piously irreverent, queer, and subversive spirit of rabbinic text and theology, and they have taught and lectured on these topics in various community spaces, campuses, and in academic settings.  When not in shul or learning Talmud, you can find Laynie reading about liberation theology, collecting comic books, and singing nigunim.

Previous guests in this series include JW3 Scholar-in Residence Clive Lawton, Teacher at Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi Rabbi Alex Israel, Director of National Learning Initiatives at the Hadar Institute Rabbi Avi Strausberg, LSJS Teaching Fellow Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz, Rabbi Jeremy Borovich, and senior scholar for the JDC Rabbi Michael Paley.

Catch us live on JW3’s YouTube channel or Limmud’s Facebook Page every Friday and start a conversation you can continue into Shabbat!

Jofa (Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance) invites you to learn hoe to use Jewish texts for personal introspection and growth.

All are welcome to join.
No registration needed - the event will be broadcast on the JOFA UK Facebook Page on Facebook Live.

Jofa (Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance) invites you to learn hoe to use Jewish texts for personal introspection and growth.

All are welcome to join.
No registration needed - the event will be broadcast on the JOFA UK Facebook Page on Facebook Live.

Describing assisted dying in areas around the world where it is legal, and discussing the range of Jewish perspectives and responses after implementation of these laws.

Please use the following Zoom link to join.

http://zoom.us/j/587972274

No booking or fee required.

Jofa (Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance) invites you to learn hoe to use Jewish texts for personal introspection and growth.

All are welcome to join.
No registration needed - the event will be broadcast on the JOFA UK Facebook Page on Facebook Live.

9.30-10.30pm Israeli time

What does it take to fight for Tikkun Olam for 30 years? How to find patience for a marathon in a world that is running sprints? It takes resilience to make Israel (or any other homeland) live up to our values and goals.

What is resilience? You can get some too.

Anat Hoffman was born and lives in Jerusalem. She was selected as ‘Person of the Year’ by Haaretz in 2013 and chosen as one of the 50 most influential Jews by the Jerusalem Post in 2014.

Anat serves as the Executive Director of the Israel Religious Action Center (IRAC) which places her at the forefront of the effort to advance religious pluralism in Israel. Anat has led Women in the Wall for over three decades in their struggle towards gender equality at the Western Wall. She also served on Jerusalem’s city council for 14 years, heading the opposition.

Please use the following Zoom link to join.

https://zoom.us/j/769854355

No booking or fee required.

Dr Aviva Dautch will explore modern Jewish writing about the stories, themes and celebrations of Pesach. We will study a range of poems (in Hebrew and translation) by Israeli poets including Yehuda Amichai and Agi Mishol as well as English poems by writers ranging from Joanne Limburg to Longfellow, and enjoy the humour of famous literary seders in novels by Michael Chabon and Herman Wouk.

Book online at: https://tinyurl.com/sederwithancestors or call 020 8203 6427 at least 1 hour before class starts.

Lectures delivered via Zoom. Link to class sent via email.
£12 per person, per class.

A classic RSY Friday Night Shabbat service.

Please sign up using the following form in order to give parental consent and to receive the Zoom link.

All weekday prayers online with Facebook live or Zoom:

https://m.facebook.com/Daniel.R.Epstein Or Zoom: Tinyurl.com/cnsszoom

Sunday and Bank Holidays - 8.15 am 

Shacharit: Monday and Thursday - 7.00 am 

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 7.10 am 

Mincha : Monday-Thursday 1.00pm 

Maariv: Monday to Thursday - 7:30 pm 

Friday: Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 1 hour before Shabbat in London 

Instagram Live: www.instagram.com/rabbidweck 

Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/5285402591

The time of the class will be the same daily: 

8pm UK 🇬🇧

10pm Israel 🇮🇱

4pm EST 🇺🇸

1pm PST 🇺🇸

Topics to be covered:

Mondays: From Our Hachamim (Studying selected writings of various Hachamim)

Tuesdays: Jewish Philosophy (issues relating to Jewish Philosophy)

Wednesdays: Jewish Law (questions pertaining to Jewish Law)

Thursdays: Parasha of the Week (Brief synopsis and insights on the week’s parahsa/haftara)

Hope you can join! 

Wishing everyone health, strength and blessings 🙏

All weekday prayers online with Facebook live or Zoom:

https://m.facebook.com/Daniel.R.Epstein Or Zoom: Tinyurl.com/cnsszoom

Sunday and Bank Holidays - 8.15 am 

Shacharit: Monday and Thursday - 7.00 am 

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 7.10 am 

Mincha : Monday-Thursday 1.00pm 

Maariv: Monday to Thursday - 7:30 pm 

Friday: Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 1 hour before Shabbat in London 

Instagram Live: www.instagram.com/rabbidweck 

Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/5285402591

The time of the class will be the same daily: 

8pm UK 🇬🇧

10pm Israel 🇮🇱

4pm EST 🇺🇸

1pm PST 🇺🇸

Topics to be covered:

Mondays: From Our Hachamim (Studying selected writings of various Hachamim)

Tuesdays: Jewish Philosophy (issues relating to Jewish Philosophy)

Wednesdays: Jewish Law (questions pertaining to Jewish Law)

Thursdays: Parasha of the Week (Brief synopsis and insights on the week’s parahsa/haftara)

Hope you can join! 

Wishing everyone health, strength and blessings 🙏

What do the Sources really say about women reading the Torah, and what does it mean today?

Please use the following Zoom link to join.

http://zoom.us/j/301704053

No booking or fee required.

All weekday prayers online with Facebook live or Zoom:

https://m.facebook.com/Daniel.R.Epstein Or Zoom: Tinyurl.com/cnsszoom

Sunday and Bank Holidays - 8.15 am 

Shacharit: Monday and Thursday - 7.00 am 

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 7.10 am 

Mincha : Monday-Thursday 1.00pm 

Maariv: Monday to Thursday - 7:30 pm 

Friday: Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 1 hour before Shabbat in London 

Join Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum on Zoom for this incredible pre-Pesach lecture. Link sent by email in advance.

So many stories we read or watch on TV replay the battle of right against wrong, good against evil. This highly-original lecture will show how the roots of this conflict lie in the clash between Moses and Pharaoh. Torah, Midrash and Egyptology will help us uncover this classic confrontation that could form the basis of a great discussion at your Seder table this year.

Book online at: https://tinyurl.com/pesachexodus or call 020 8203 6427 before 5pm on the day
£12 per person

Instagram Live: www.instagram.com/rabbidweck 

Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/5285402591

The time of the class will be the same daily: 

8pm UK 🇬🇧

10pm Israel 🇮🇱

4pm EST 🇺🇸

1pm PST 🇺🇸

Topics to be covered:

Mondays: From Our Hachamim (Studying selected writings of various Hachamim)

Tuesdays: Jewish Philosophy (issues relating to Jewish Philosophy)

Wednesdays: Jewish Law (questions pertaining to Jewish Law)

Thursdays: Parasha of the Week (Brief synopsis and insights on the week’s parahsa/haftara)

Hope you can join! 

Wishing everyone health, strength and blessings 🙏

All weekday prayers online with Facebook live or Zoom:

https://m.facebook.com/Daniel.R.Epstein Or Zoom: Tinyurl.com/cnsszoom

Sunday and Bank Holidays - 8.15 am 

Shacharit: Monday and Thursday - 7.00 am 

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 7.10 am 

Mincha : Monday-Thursday 1.00pm 

Maariv: Monday to Thursday - 7:30 pm 

Friday: Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 1 hour before Shabbat in London 

Instagram Live: www.instagram.com/rabbidweck 

Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/5285402591

The time of the class will be the same daily: 

8pm UK 🇬🇧

10pm Israel 🇮🇱

4pm EST 🇺🇸

1pm PST 🇺🇸

Topics to be covered:

Mondays: From Our Hachamim (Studying selected writings of various Hachamim)

Tuesdays: Jewish Philosophy (issues relating to Jewish Philosophy)

Wednesdays: Jewish Law (questions pertaining to Jewish Law)

Thursdays: Parasha of the Week (Brief synopsis and insights on the week’s parahsa/haftara)

Hope you can join! 

Wishing everyone health, strength and blessings 🙏

Dr Aviva Dautch will explore modern Jewish writing about the stories, themes and celebrations of Pesach. We will study a range of poems (in Hebrew and translation) by Israeli poets including Yehuda Amichai and Agi Mishol as well as English poems by writers ranging from Joanne Limburg to Longfellow, and enjoy the humour of famous literary seders in novels by Michael Chabon and Herman Wouk.

Book online at: https://tinyurl.com/sederwithancestors or call 020 8203 6427 at least 1 hour before class starts.

Lectures delivered via Zoom. Link to class sent via email.
£12 per person, per class.

All weekday prayers online with Facebook live or Zoom:

https://m.facebook.com/Daniel.R.Epstein Or Zoom: Tinyurl.com/cnsszoom

Sunday and Bank Holidays - 8.15 am 

Shacharit: Monday and Thursday - 7.00 am 

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 7.10 am 

Mincha : Monday-Thursday 1.00pm 

Maariv: Monday to Thursday - 7:30 pm 

Friday: Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 1 hour before Shabbat in London