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Our Whitefield Rabbinic couple Ephraim and Malki Guttentag

Mazel Tov to…

  • Vivienne & Farley Lazarus and Sharon & Stewart Franks on the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson Rafi, son of Jennifer and Joel Franks
  • Sheila and Allan Abrams on the birth of a great grandson in New York
  • Tracey, David and Sam, Linda and Michael Gilbert and Ingrid and John Simon on the batmitzvah of their daughter, sister and granddaughter Jessica
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  • A Torah Verse That Hardly Needs A Commentary

    A Torah Verse That Hardly Needs A Commentary

    D’VAR TORAH FOR PARSHAT LECH LECHA In Parshat Lech Lecha, we find a verse which hardly needs any commentary. Avram and Sarah had just made Aliya – they had arrived in the Holy Land: “וַיְהִי רִיב בֵּין רֹעֵי מִקְנֵה אַבְרָם …Read More »

OUR WHITEFIELD COMMUNITY

Where coming to shul feels welcoming.
Where learning is inspiring.
Where we create lasting Jewish memories.
Where our traditions connect us to the generations.
Where we build foundations to carry us into the future.
Where being Jewish is a warm hug.

Whitefields rabbinic couple Ephraim and Malki Guttentag

Introducing your Kesher Network

Kesher Connect is here for all our members wellbeing and welfare.
VOLUNTEERING: Let us know if you are interested in volunteering.
WELLBEING: If you or someone you know could do with a bit of assistance don't hesitate to get in touch.

Kiddush Team

The in-person Shabbat Kiddush is making a comeback !

Post-pandemic regulations mean we need to organise Kiddushim differently.
Ensuring Covid-safety will take many more hands.

Everyone loves a great Kiddush...

Visiting /Telephone Befriending / Meal delivery / Shopping

Assistance is required in visiting members who have unfortunately become unwell and ensure they are not forgotten.

To help people with their household or religious needs who cannot manage on their own please get in touch.

Shemira (watching over the departed)

This simple task is of great comfort to a bereaved family.

It just involves staying with the deceased (for a few hours in a rota) until the funeral.

WHC member Lucy is our volunteer Shemira coordinator,  and she will be happy to tell you more...

OUR WHITEFIELD COMMUNITY

A place where coming to shul feels welcoming.
Where learning is inspiring.
Where Jewish experiences create lasting memories.
Where our traditions connect us to generations past while giving us something exciting to carry into the future.
Whitefield - a place where being Jewish feels like a warm hug.

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