Friday evening Shabbat services commence at 7:30 p.m.  Saturday morning Shabbat services commence at 10.45a.m. How to find us more

Shabbat Chavurah's take place on the 3rd Friday of each month commencing 7.30pm.  Have you tried one yet?

The Board of Deputies has produced a guide for disabled Jewish adults.  It is packed with information on the full array of voluntary organisations offering cultural and religiously sensitive services to the Jewish community.  Download it here: www.bod.org.uk + more news from the Board of Deputies

Scenes from our Channukah Gift Fair  - Sunday 9th December 2007 more

We are a diverse inclusive community at the centre of South London, meeting the challenges of our times, committed to honouring our traditions"

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Rosh Chodesh: South London Women's Group more

On Saturday 10th May student rabbi Monique Mayer will lead the Shabbat morning service.  Monique will then lead a celebration in poetry and prose at which we will salute Israel's 60th anniversary.  A light lunch will be served.  No need to book, just come!

Communal Seder 2008 - Mazeltov to this year's SLLS 'Afikoman' winner, pictured proudly holding up his prize - ably assisted by our masterful Master of Seder Ceremonies! For a flavour of the action take a look on You Tube

...and don't forget you can still contribute to this year's Passover Appeal. We are raising funds for the Leo Baeck College in North London - the only Progressive Rabbinic college in the UK. Education = Freedom and freedom is the message of Passover. To donate contact office  For our Shavuot appeal in June we will be raising money for Help for Heroes

Educational tours of the synagogue for schools and other organisations may be made by arrangement with our office

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Burmese Cyclone Emergency:

With great pain we have witnessed the suffering and plight of our brothers and sisters in Burma after being hit by Cyclone Nargis last Saturday. The news tells us that there might be over 100,000 people dead and myriads more missing, ill, or hungry. At these difficult times, we must not ignore the words of Torah bidding us not to stand idly by our brethren's blood. World Jewish Relief has started an important appeal to be able to respond to this catastrophe as a community, and we strongly encourage you to contribute in their efforts.  If you wish to make a donation to the World Jewish Relief Myanmar (Burma) Cyclone Appeal, you can do so by calling them on 020-8736-1250, or directly through the following link:
World Jewish Relief Burma Cyclone Appeal

The first Saturday in March was especially memorable for the visit of guest rabbi, Rabbi Danny Rich.  Amongst other topics, Danny shared his thoughts on Jewish status, with particular reference to the controversial admission’s policy of Jews Free School,  A discussion on the origin of Halachah and its relevance to modern life continued after the service in a shiur (study session) led by Danny in the comfort of the Lily Montagu hall - a comfort reinforced by the inclusion of a rather fine lunch!