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KOL KINLOSS
NEWSLETTER OF FINCHLEY SYNAGOGUE
‫ראה‬
‫בס׳׳ד‬
Re’eh
22/23 August 2014 ‫כ׳׳ז אב תשע׳׳ד‬
Volume 18/Number 44
Shabbat Mevarchim commences at at 7:30pm and terminates at 8:57pm.
Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat at 7:30pm.
Kadimah Kinloss is delighted to invite
the entire community to Kiddush in the
Kinloss Suite after our services.
This week’s kiddush is sponsored by
Ros Altmann and Paul Richer
to welcome Rabbi Lawrence and family
to the Kinloss community.
SHABBAT LEARNING AT KINLOSS
Shabbat Morning
8:30am: (Sephardi Synagogue)
Sefer Hachinuch by Rabbi Heller.
Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum’s shiur will not be
taking place this Shabbat.
It will resume on 6th September.
Shabbat Afternoon
6:45pm: Daf Yomi shiur by Jeffrey Sagal.
Mincha at 7:45pm,
followed by a talk by
RABBI JEREMY LAWRENCE
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SHABBAT AT KINLOSS
HASHKAMA 7:45am
in the Liora Graham Beit
Hamidrash, followed by
Kiddush and a short shiur.
MAIN SYNAGOGUE 9:15am
led by Michael Staszewski.
Kriat Hatorah by Toby Weiniger.
Rabbi Lawrence will speak
before Musaph.
THE MINYAN 9:30am
in the Nissan and Rifca Deal
Hall. Kriat Hatorah by Robert
Owen. Rabbi Lawrence will
speak before Kriat Hatorah.
SEPHARDI SERVICE 9:00am
in the Sephardi Synagogue
led by Reuben Gorji and Rabbi
Heller.
who will speak on
“Confession and Confidentiality.”
All welcome.
Followed by Ma’ariv at 8:57pm.
Would you like to sponsor a kiddush to mark
a special family occasion or a yahrzeit or any
other family event?
YOUTH SERVICE
Our Youth Service will resume
after the summer holidays.
If so, please contact the Shul Office on
020 8346 8551.
0-4 year olds with Sara Keen in the Banqueting Foyer (Lower Ground
Floor).
Reception up to School Year 2 with Natalie Sommer in the Avram
Nemetnejad Room (2nd Floor).
School Years 3 – 4 with Rav Yehonatan in the 1st Classroom.
School Years 5 - 6 with Jason Marantz in the 2nd Classroom.
Children’s Services from 0-School Year 4 will start at 10:45am, School Years 5 6 will start at 10:30am. Services will be followed by a kiddush.
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE:
The Honorary Officers and Board of Management
are delighted to invite the entire community to the
Induction of Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence,
as Senior Rabbi of Finchley United Synagogue, by
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis.
SHABBAT 10TH JANUARY 2015 at 9:00am,
followed by a Kiddush.
RSVP, by December 12th 2014, to: office@kinloss.org.uk
SAVE THE DATE
Tuesday, 16th September 2014
KLC together with StandWithUs UK
Present:
CROSSING THE LINE
A powerful 30-minute film exploring the
antisemitism movement on campuses
across Great Britain.
Doors open 7:30pm.
Programme commences 7:45pm.
Cost: £8 Students & Kinloss members, £10
Non-Members
To book, please phone Shoshi or Adina on
020 8346 8551/020 8349 5269.
Bookings can be made online at
www.kinloss.org.uk.
Tuesday, 16th September 2014
Doors
7:30pm.
Programme
Mazaltov
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inCommences
our 7:45pm.
community celebrating their
KLC together with StandWithUs UK Present:
birthdays this
week:
SAVE THE DATE - SHABBAT
24TH/25TH OCTOBER
FULL DETAILS OF
THE EXCITING
PROGRAMME AT
KINLOSS, AVAILABLE
SHORTLY.
Joshua Brittan (9)
Aviya Morris
CROSSING
THE (7)
LINE
Eden Broch (1)
Saphira Nicholls Zarum (8)
Zac Broch A(1)powerful 30-minute
Millie
Nourmand
(8)
film exploring
the anti-Semitism
movement on campuses
Great Britain.
Aron Crespi (3)
Josephacross
Rubinoff
(10)
Raya Frenkel
(1)
Oliver Wacks (1)
The film will be followed by a panel of university students who will
Charlotte
Furman
(7)
White (3) on campus, sparking
discuss their experiencesOrli
with anti-Semitism
further debate about what more can be done to deal with modern
anti-Semitism.
Cost: £8 Students & Kinloss members, £10 Non-Members
To book, please phone Shoshi or Adina on 020 8346 8551/020 8349 5269.
Bookings can be made online at www.kinloss.org.uk.
If you require help or support, please call
Jennifer on 0203 182 0105 on Mondays or
Wednesdays, 9:00am – 5:00pm, or email
jennifer.morris@kinloss.org.uk.
All messages treated in the strictest confidence.
Volunteers for Letter Delivery
Looking for volunteers to deliver
Synagogue mailings to your local area.
Email shimon.gillis@kinloss.org.uk
with the roads that you are able to
help with.
Some thoughts on the Sidra
RE’EH BY RABBI JEREMY LAWRENCE
This coming week in shul we shall read Parshat Re’eh, quite a sizeable Parsha with a restatement of the laws of
worship, food and festivals. There’s little left untouched.
Amongst the detail, Moses gives one general principle, “Adhere and you shall listen to all these words that I
command you, in order that it be well with you and your children after you, forever, when you do what is “tov”
what is good and what is “yashar”, what is right in the eyes of God.” (Devarim 12, 28)
Adhere and you shall listen – Sh’mor ve-shamata… As the Ohr HaChayim (1646-1743 Morocco) observes, the order
seems strange. Surely you need to listen first and you can only keep the mitzvoth afterwards. What does it mean
adhere and you shall listen? The question is compounded when we look at some of the commentaries which
translate it “teach and listen”. Surely it makes sense to listen first and to teach thereafter!
We can reframe the question this way. “I heard it at Sinai. I got the Torah already. I’m doing the mitzvoth… So
why do I need to listen now? Let me just get on with it!”
Says the Torah, “Sh’mor veshamata” - Adhere and keep listening. The eternal benefit of a relationship with God,
just like a relationship with our families, comes in part from fulfilling the commitments we have already made
– but as a whole – the reward comes as we keep listening, keep learning and keep growing.
Wednesday sees the beginning of the Jewish month of Ellul – the month leading up to Rosh Hashanah. Every
weekday we will be sounding the shofar at the end of the shacharit service.
The mitzvah of the shofar is also about listening. It is also about cementing a relationship. The blessing on the
shofar is on the hearing, not the blowing. At this stage in the year it is an alarm or wake up call. It heralds the
coming season and invites us to ready ourselves spiritually.
On Rosh Hashanah itself, the shofar blasts are less of an alarm. They are divided in the service between the blasts
of Malchuyot – celebrating God as King, Zichronot – the remembrance of the strong relationship forged in the
past and finally Shofarot – a fanfare anticipating a great future.
We draw comfort from the memories of our courtship and are filled with warmth when the music starts and we
recall, “darling, they are playing our song…” However, the Torah reminds us that upon faithful foundations, we
must keep listening and must keep longing to listen.
Sh’mor veshamata… The more we invest in our relationship with God and the more we invest in our relationships
with our families, the more beautiful the music, the more we learn… and the more we are inspired to grow.
Shabbat Shalom.
THE KEHILLA WISHES ‫“ חיים ארוכים‬LONG LIFE”
TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE YAHRZEIT
Saturday 23 August
Bernard Goldberg
Father
Karen LeighFather
Susan Sperber-Kosky
Second Husband
Marion Tinger
Father
Leonard Wiseman
Brother
Sunday 24 August
Stephen Berman
Mother
Sandra Delroy
Mother
Cecilia JayFather
Jean Rappaport
Mother
Lily RoseSister
Wendy RybMother
Cilla Summers
Father
Monday 25 August
Samuel Cohen
Father
Trevor GeeMother
Loraine Gershon
Father
Joyce Grossmark
Father
Stuart LaskyMother
Peter Sherwood
Father
Tuesday 26 August
Lester Christie
Kate Cohen
Ubby Cowan
Norman Gilmore
Shirley Kenley
Gad Levy
David Lightstone
Barbara Maurice
Clive Rosenfeld
Brother
Sister
Sister
Father
Mother
Father
Wife
Father
Mother
Wednesday 27 August
Anne Cavendish Father
Laurence Faiman Father
Rebecca NemetnejadFather
Thursday 28 August
Henry Aaronson
Ronald Aaronson
Minnie Bayard
Geoffrey Bradley
Sally Doffman
Sister
Sister
Mother
Father
Son
Helena Horn Brother
Cecilia Jay Mother
Shirley Weiner Daughter
Friday 29 August
Leonard Craven
Ruth Gabay
Stuart Lasky
David Laurier
John Loftus
Louis Stanton
Eric Tager
Michael Tager
Anne Winton
Sister
Father
Father
Wife
Mother
Wife
Mother
Mother
Mother
HELP MAKE SHABBAT
SPECIAL
AT CLORE MANOR
Can you help make up
Shabbat morning Minyan
over the Summer? Service
starts at 9:30am, followed
by Kiddush. Clore Manor,
160-162 Great North Way.
Contact Mike Abrahams on
07961 126 075
KINLOSS NOTICE BOARD
MAZALTOV TO:
* Sue and Douglas Joseph on the birth of a grandson, Yehoshua Nosson, in Jerusalem.
Mazaltov also to parents, Robert and Leah-Miriam Joseph, and to siblings, Aryeh,
Chana-Malka, Rivka, Hadassah and Nachman. Mazaltov also to grandparents, Bayla
and David Goldmeier.
* The children in our community who did well in their recent GCSE’s and A Levels.
CONDOLENCES TO:
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•
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The family of Elizabeth Dryer ‫ע׳׳ה‬
Dr David and Mrs Sue May, Ben May, Shmuel May and Anna Lester, Shira, Racheli
and Aron on the loss of their daughter, sister and mother, Jessica Crespi ‫ע׳׳ה‬
Yvette Korcia and‫׳׳‬Sandrine Prager on the loss of their husband and father,
Georges Korcia ‫ע ה‬
TOMBSTONE CONSECRATIONS
SUN 24 AUG
MON 25 AUG
SUN 31 AUG
SUN 31 AUG
12:30pm at Bushey in memory of Jean Burke ‫ע׳׳ה‬
1:00pm at Bushey in memory of Mildred Morris ‫ע׳׳ה‬
12:30pm at Bushey in memory of Nellie Grinberg ‫ע׳׳ה‬
(Mother of Linda Weinstein)
3:00pm at Willesden in memory of Ralph Conway ‫ע׳׳ה‬
Our new KCC term begins on 1st September.
Brochures can be collected from the Shul Office
(if you haven’t already received yours by email or post).
KINLOSS COMMUNITY CENTRE AND FINCHLEY SYNAGOGUE
USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS
Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence (through the Shul Office): 020 8346 8551
Shul Office: 020 8346 8551
Kinloss Cares Careline: 020 3182 0105
Kinloss Community Educator and Yoetzet Halacha,
Lauren Levin: 07540 461 557
THANK YOU TO:
* Security Team 6. If you are unsure about your rota, please contact
securekinloss@yahoo.co.uk, or call Martin Shiers on 07831 836 031.
* Elaine Gold’s Kiddush Team.
* Joyce Berman of our Welcoming Committee.
SERVICES
(‫ שבת‬see front
page)
Shacharit 1
Shacharit 2
Sephardi Shacharit
Mincha followed
by Ma’ariv
Sun
7:30am
8:15am
8:00am
7:30pm
Mon
Tues
PLEASE NOTE:
The Shul Office will
be closed on Bank
Holiday Monday, 25th
August. It wil reopen
at 9:00am on Tuesday,
26th August.
Bank Holiday
Rosh Chodesh
Ellul
Rosh Chodesh
Ellul
Weds
Thurs
Fri
7:15am
8:15am
8:00am
6:50am
8:00am
6:45am
6:50am
8:00am
6:45am
7:00am
8:00am
6:45am
7:00am
8:00am
6:45am
7:30pm
Next Shabbat7:30pm Mincha/Kabbalat
Shabbat 7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm