By Frank Godson MEMBERS of Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue (SSRS) along with guests, including Reform Judaism co-chair Michael Harris, marked the arrival of Rabbi Dr Tali Artman-Partock and the retirement of Rabbi Larry Becker. Although Rabbi
Pat Lidiker talks to Natalie Newman about her new book co-written with son Henry TWO years ago, on the publication of her first children’s book Lark the Shark, with its environmentally-friendly theme, Natalie Newman showed she’s
YEAR 8 and 9 students at King Solomon High School welcomed Pamela Halawi, daughter of the late Leslie Sutton OBM, a much loved and missed member of the Essex Jewish community. Leslie would come into King
The café offers uplifting and engaging activities for people living with dementia and provides invaluable support for family carers… all over tea and cake! Neil Rebak, Jewish Care community hub manager, told the Essex Jewish News:
By Simon Rothstein NUCLEAR test veteran Stanley Barclay will receive a medal to honour his service – 65 years after taking part in the programme. Stanley, a member of Ilford Federation Synagogue, served in the RAF
Rabbi Tzvi and Mushki Birnhack, together with their son Shlomo Aharon, arrived in the UK this week to begin their new Shlichus in Southend-on-Sea and its surrounding areas. Both born in Israel, Rabbi Tzvi studied in
FOLLOWING a series of positive meetings, Jewish Care is delighted to share with Essex Jewish News readers that they have now submitted their planning application to Redbridge Council for the development of a stunning £25 million
Sacha Johnstone writes for the Essex Jewish News as he helps to save a life APPROXIMATELY 10 years ago, a Jewish mother in London named Sharon Berger was diagnosed with Leukaemia, and was in desperate need
By Laura Marks KING Solomon High School recently hosted a mental health awareness session for their parents and the community. The evening was funded by The Oli Leigh Trust, set up by Michelle Leigh, after her
WOODFORD Forest United Synagogue and their neighbours at Jewish Blind & Disabled’s Milne Court development got together for a joint special Shabbat. A service took place in the synagogue, where JBD chief executive Lisa Wimborne spoke
By Frank Godson MEMBERS of Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue (SSRS) along with guests, including Reform Judaism co-chair Michael Harris, marked the arrival of Rabbi Dr Tali Artman-Partock and the retirement of Rabbi Larry Becker. Although Rabbi
Pat Lidiker talks to Natalie Newman about her new book co-written with son Henry TWO years ago, on the publication of her first children’s book Lark the Shark, with its environmentally-friendly theme, Natalie Newman showed she’s
YEAR 8 and 9 students at King Solomon High School welcomed Pamela Halawi, daughter of the late Leslie Sutton OBM, a much loved and missed member of the Essex Jewish community. Leslie would come into King
The café offers uplifting and engaging activities for people living with dementia and provides invaluable support for family carers… all over tea and cake! Neil Rebak, Jewish Care community hub manager, told the Essex Jewish News:
By Simon Rothstein NUCLEAR test veteran Stanley Barclay will receive a medal to honour his service – 65 years after taking part in the programme. Stanley, a member of Ilford Federation Synagogue, served in the RAF
Rabbi Tzvi and Mushki Birnhack, together with their son Shlomo Aharon, arrived in the UK this week to begin their new Shlichus in Southend-on-Sea and its surrounding areas. Both born in Israel, Rabbi Tzvi studied in
FOLLOWING a series of positive meetings, Jewish Care is delighted to share with Essex Jewish News readers that they have now submitted their planning application to Redbridge Council for the development of a stunning £25 million
Sacha Johnstone writes for the Essex Jewish News as he helps to save a life APPROXIMATELY 10 years ago, a Jewish mother in London named Sharon Berger was diagnosed with Leukaemia, and was in desperate need
By Laura Marks KING Solomon High School recently hosted a mental health awareness session for their parents and the community. The evening was funded by The Oli Leigh Trust, set up by Michelle Leigh, after her
WOODFORD Forest United Synagogue and their neighbours at Jewish Blind & Disabled’s Milne Court development got together for a joint special Shabbat. A service took place in the synagogue, where JBD chief executive Lisa Wimborne spoke
