Sunday 18th May at 11am in the NFJ Hall You are invited to join Nigel Jackson in a truffle making demonstration and workshop. Nigel has been a KLS member for about 4 years now, but has spent much longer developing his recipe for Rum and Raisin Truffles, and he has kindly agreed to share his […]
The KLS building will be used as a polling station. The Office will be closed.
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 choral 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 […]
Choral Service led by Rabbi Charley Baginsky, with the KLS Choir, and featuring Sam Cohen – former LJY Netzer movement worker - who will reveal his choice of music as part of our regular Shabbat Island Discs feature, which takes place on the fourth Friday night of each month. Our “Shabbat Island Discs” services are proving […]
Shabbat Service led by Sandra Webber. Please bring something to share for Kiddush.
Each Saturday morning at 11.15am, this week led by Vince Daly, Lay Leader As a Liberal congregation, men and women sit together and all members enjoy equal participation in services. We read from the standard Liberal Judaism service prayer book, the Siddur Lev Chadash or ‘New Heart’ prayer book. It combines the core traditional prayers with […]
8pm Erev Shavout Service led by Rabbi Charley Baginsky and Student Rabbi Adam Frankenberg, with the KLS Choir. Shavuot is traditionally regarded as the time of the giving of the Torah. Come to KLS for a service combined with an interactive study session using Bibliodrama, where we will attempt to really get under the skin […]
שבועות 3 June 2014 The giving of the Torah - "the cheesecake festival"
10.30am Shavout Service led by Rabbi Charley Baginsky
The Book Group will be discussing Berlin Days by George Clare, father of a KLS member. The book describes his experiences in 1946-47 working for the British Military Government and the Allied Control Commission in Berlin. After being used as an interpreter for interrogating Nazis, he became responsible for denazification in culture and the media, establishing Germany’s new […]