On 27 December 2024, the mysterious author ‘JC Leader’ published an article entitled ‘The need for Jewish unity is more urgent than ever.’ The article reflects on the idea of unity among Jews following the October 7 massacre. It claims that the unity of Jewish people has weakened due to divisions over politics, war, and religion. The author sees unity as vital to confronting antisemitism and calls for renewed solidarity...
The LJS has always recognised an obligation to others outside our community and one way it does so is by raising money for various charities. Members and Friends generously contribute to the High Holy Day Appeal and are part of this ethos of care for others. In 2023 the High Holy Day Appeal raised just over £78,000.00. As is our custom, we supported an Israeli charity, an Anglo-Jewish charity, and a UK charity.
Please come along to our Shabbat services. Our Sanctuary doors are wide open! Erev Shabbat services start at 6.45pm Friday evenings and 11am Saturday mornings. If you prefer, you can also watch our services on our YouTube channel.
We pay tribute to Bob Kirk; outline a new vision for Rimon; offer thought-provoking pieces by Geraldine Van Bueren and Rachel Knightley; announce our Jewish Volunteering Network awards nominations. Plus services, education programme, community news, and a handy checklist of key festivals.
Click here to learn about important updates to our membership fee structure, effective 1st January 2025. These adjustments aim to support the sustainability of our community and align with the LJS's Strategic Plan, which focuses on fostering a vibrant, multigenerational community.
