Chigwell and Hainault United Synagogue recently hosted a farewell concert with 350 people in attendance for Rabbi Baruch and Rebbetzen Nechama Davis, who have now moved to Israel. The event featured tribute videos from members, friends and
MUSICIANS and dancers with links to Harlow (Reform) Jewish Community delighted a packed hall of members and friends celebrating the synagogue’s 70th anniversary. Guest Robert Halfon MP described the community as a “lighthouse” for Harlow and
By Simon Rothstein PUPILS from King Solomon High School received a fantastic set of A-Level and GCSE results. Overall 72% of A-Level grades were A*-C and 49% of grades were A*-B. Students are now going on
By Harvey Frankel THE Yom HaShoah commemoration at Chigwell & Hainault Synagogue earlier this year was extremely special and moving, because I wanted to involve as many children as possible. After all they are the future,
Tenants, staff and volunteers across the Jewish Blind & Disabled (JBD) developments in Essex celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with parties and cream teas. With the timing coinciding with Shavuot, there were also plenty of cheesecake
EVERYONE enjoyed celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee with music, singalongs, cream teas and parties and a good old knees up at Jewish Care’s Redbridge Jewish Community Centre and Southend & Westcliff Jewish Community Centre. At Jewish
ROCHELLE Spector of Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation was honoured by the charity British Emunah for her many years of selfless dedication as chair of their Southend group. Rochelle was presented with a special certificate by
MEMBERS of East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue (ELELS) raised more than £6,000 for Liberal Judaism in a 36-hour online fundraising campaign. The community’s efforts helped the national movement raise the most money in its history
STUART Diamond’s appointment as the new CEO of Mitzvah Day has been welcomed by the social action charity’s coordinators and volunteers across Essex. A former director of the Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies (Cape
AN Essex resident has played a major role in the launch of a new Jewish Deaf History London website. Found at www.jdeafhistorylondon.co.uk, the site is crammed with Jewish Deaf people’s stories, photos, videos and memorabilia, preserving
Chigwell and Hainault United Synagogue recently hosted a farewell concert with 350 people in attendance for Rabbi Baruch and Rebbetzen Nechama Davis, who have now moved to Israel. The event featured tribute videos from members, friends and
MUSICIANS and dancers with links to Harlow (Reform) Jewish Community delighted a packed hall of members and friends celebrating the synagogue’s 70th anniversary. Guest Robert Halfon MP described the community as a “lighthouse” for Harlow and
By Simon Rothstein PUPILS from King Solomon High School received a fantastic set of A-Level and GCSE results. Overall 72% of A-Level grades were A*-C and 49% of grades were A*-B. Students are now going on
By Harvey Frankel THE Yom HaShoah commemoration at Chigwell & Hainault Synagogue earlier this year was extremely special and moving, because I wanted to involve as many children as possible. After all they are the future,
Tenants, staff and volunteers across the Jewish Blind & Disabled (JBD) developments in Essex celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with parties and cream teas. With the timing coinciding with Shavuot, there were also plenty of cheesecake
EVERYONE enjoyed celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee with music, singalongs, cream teas and parties and a good old knees up at Jewish Care’s Redbridge Jewish Community Centre and Southend & Westcliff Jewish Community Centre. At Jewish
ROCHELLE Spector of Southend & Westcliff Hebrew Congregation was honoured by the charity British Emunah for her many years of selfless dedication as chair of their Southend group. Rochelle was presented with a special certificate by
MEMBERS of East London & Essex Liberal Synagogue (ELELS) raised more than £6,000 for Liberal Judaism in a 36-hour online fundraising campaign. The community’s efforts helped the national movement raise the most money in its history
STUART Diamond’s appointment as the new CEO of Mitzvah Day has been welcomed by the social action charity’s coordinators and volunteers across Essex. A former director of the Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies (Cape
AN Essex resident has played a major role in the launch of a new Jewish Deaf History London website. Found at www.jdeafhistorylondon.co.uk, the site is crammed with Jewish Deaf people’s stories, photos, videos and memorabilia, preserving
