A new venture for KLS! Shavuot Seder led by Rabbi Janet Darley. In the context of a seder, we will use Tanach and Rabbinic Literature to deepen our understanding of the history and teachings of Shavuot. We will eat some symbolic food items and perhaps discover some things hidden, as well as consider other symbols of […]
Shabbat Service led by the Hymans. Please bring something to share for Kiddush.
Family service held from 11.30am to 12.30pm led by Rabbi Rene Pfertzel. Followed by kiddush. See Services for more information on the type of services that we hold at KLS. Guests are welcome to KLS, but please contact the office beforehand.
After the Family Service – our fundraising café selling filled bagels, crisps, cake, sweets and hot and cold drinks
Usually once or twice monthly on Tuesdays @ 8pm The KLS Choir rehearses once or twice a month (and enjoy tea, cake and chat!), and sings at the monthly music service on the 4th Friday of the month and at other services. You don’t have to read music, you don’t have to read Hebrew. Come and try […]
Music Service led by Sandra Webber and the KLS Choir, and featuring guests who will reveal their choice of music as part of our regular Shabbat Island Discs feature, which takes place on the fourth Friday night of each month. As usual in these services the guests will be interviewed, and this is a great opportunity to find […]
Bar Mitzvah Service led by Rabbi Danny Rich held from 11.15am to 12.30pm. Followed by kiddush. See Services for more information on the type of services that we hold at KLS. Guests are welcome to KLS, but please contact the office beforehand.
A talk by Helen Setright on Kingston's Roundheads and Cavaliers. If you are planning to come by car we often need drivers to pick up the less mobile. Please contact the committee if you can help. If you need transport please contact the committee or a local friend who you think might be going. Doroteinu means all […]
On the second Friday of each month (1st Friday this month!) a member invites us to welcome Shabbat at home with them. The service is informal and friendly, from our siddur, but please feel free to bring a reading or a topic for discussion. Please bring something to share for the Kiddush. The venue for […]