KOL KINLOSS. Ki Tetze כי תצא. Shabbat Morning. Shabbat Afternoon SHABBAT LEARNING AT KINLOSS SHABBAT AT KINLOSS

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1 KOL KINLOSS NEWSLETTER OF FINCHLEY SYNAGOGUE כי תצא Ki Tetze Volume 20/Number 47 יד אלול תשע ו 16/17 September 2016 Shabbat commences at 6:59pm and terminates at 7:58pm. Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat at 7:00pm. The entire community is invited to a Kiddush in the Kinloss Suite, at the end of our Services. This week s Kiddush is sponsored by Amanda and Tim Frankl on the occasion of Ben s Barmitzvah SHABBAT LEARNING AT KINLOSS SHABBAT AT KINLOSS בס ד HASHKAMA 7:45am in the Liora Graham Beit Hamidrash, followed by Kiddush and a short shiur. Shabbat Morning 8:30am: (Sephardi Synagogue) Sefer Hachinuch by Rabbi Heller. 9:00am (Deal Hall) Rambam : The Laws of Shabbat by Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum 9:15am (Benchers Cafe) Youth Breakfast and Shiur 10:30-10:45am (in Rabbi Lawrence s office) with Rabbi Laitner. Our study group continues on the topic of Kol Nidrei MAIN SYNAGOGUE 9:15am led by Michael Staszewski. Kriat Hatorah by Robert Owen. Rabbi Ebner will speak before Mussaf. THE MINYAN 9:15am in the Nissan and Rifca Deal Hall. Kriat Hatorah by Ben Frankl. Rabbi Lawrence will address Ben. Shabbat Afternoon 6:00pm Daf Yomi shiur with Jeffrey Sagal Mincha at 7:00pm Followed by a Shiur by Rabbi Dovid Ebner, Rosh Yeshiva Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi on the topic of Teshuvah Ma ariv at 7:58pm SEPHARDI SERVICE 9:00am in the Sephardi Synagogue, led by Rabbi Heller and Reuben Gorji. YOUTH SERVICE 9:45am in the Liora Graham Beit Hamidrash under the direction of Barry Colman This week s Kol Kinloss is sponsored by Rosemary Fisch and her children Jonathan, Jacqui and Andrew on the Yarzeit of Bobby Fisch Z L

2 BEN FRANKL Mazeltov to Ben on his Barmitzvah Ben has three siblings, Miri, Daniel and Leah He attends JFS and his hobbies are Reading and Science. Ben has donated to MDA and RNLI for his Barmitzvah MAZELTOV TO: * Amanda and Tim Frankl on the occasion of Ben s Barmitzvah. Mazeltov to sisters Miri and Leah and brother Daniel. Mazeltov also to grandparents Eve and Norman Rosenbaum and to Linda and George Frankl on this happy occasion. * Anthony Artman on the occasion of his son Daniel s marriage to Deborah Moscisker. * Judith and Peter Sheldon on the marriage, this coming week, of their granddaughter Haddasa, daughter of Debbie & Jonny Sheldon, to Benji, son of Fanny and Elie Weill of Antwerp, Belgium. Mazeltov to the children in our community celebrating their birthdays this week: SISTER SQUAD Sophia Nyman (3) Sophia Kanzen (2) Isaac Lopian (2) Natan Josephs (8) Coby Dryer (7) Hannah Ellis (7) Yehoshua Savery (2) Gavriel Schuchman (10) Lyla Kibel (3) Shabbat Lunch for Under 7 s Shabbat 1st October 2016 Takes place this Shabbat, from 10:00-10:30am, in the foyer of the Kinloss Suite. Join us for a special Pre-Yomim Noraim Shabbat Lunch with guest speaker, Freda Kaplan (Rebbetzin from HGSS). Adults 11 Children 6 Booking through

3 ELUL PROGRAMME YAMIM NORAIM LIEL IYUN Monday 19 th September, 8 10pm Liora Graham Beit Midrash 8pm Option 1: Rabbi Michael Laitner, Assistant Rabbi Kinloss Synagogue & Director of Education, US Living & Learning Option 2: Roisey Nevies, Kinloss Educator 9pm Option 1: Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence, Senior Rabbi Kinloss Synagogue Option 2: Chava Wulwick, Kinloss Educator Free of charge SHABBAT MINCHA/MAARIV SHIURIM Throughout Elul join us on Shabbat afternoons between Minchah and Maariv for some inspiration and chizuk. Shabbat Ki Tetze, 17 th September Minchah 7pm Teshuvah Rabbi Dovid Ebner, Rosh Yeshiva Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi Shabbat Ki Tavo, 24 th September Minchah 6.40pm Tefilla Rabbi Michael Laitner, Assistant Rabbi Kinloss Synagogue & Director of Education, US Living & Learning Shabbat Nitzavim, 1 st October Minchah 6.20pm Tzedakah Rabbi Shalom Hammer, Scholar in Residence KINLOSS SHABBAT LUNCHEON CLUB 05 THANK YOU TO: * Security Team 7. If you have any queries, please speak to Martin Shiers on , or securekinloss@yahoo.co.uk * Today s Kiddush Team. * Angela Kamiel and Edit Elek of our Welcoming Committee. ANIM ZEMIROT CLUB Come and learn to sing Anim Zemirot. Our club meets every Shabbat at 10:15am, in the Robing Room. Boys of 6 and over welcome. Led by Alan Rubenstein. Leyning Squad Once again Kinloss are running the very successful Leyning Squad for boys in years 5 and 6, starting straight after Succot. Please send a cheque for 45 to the shul office to reserve a place, or speak to Stephen Gibson, Harris Bor or Marc Levinson for more information Sunday 6th - Monday 7th November 2016 KINLOSS POLAND TRIP - WITH SCOTT SAUNDERS Price - 250* per person sharing (*subject to change) To reserve a place pleasse go to and pay a 100 deposit. Once there is a confirmed viable group we will send out further information (If we cancel the trip the deposit will be refunded. For more information please contact Tika on or ket@kinloss.org.uk Our next Shabbat Luncheon Club will take place on Shabbat 24th September. For more details, please speak to the Shul Office on

4 Some Thoughts on the Sidra, BY BARRY COLMAN You shall not turn over to his master a slave who is rescued from his master to you. He shall dwell with you in your midst, in whatever place he will choose in one of your cities, which is beneficial to him; you shall not taunt him. (Devarim 23:16-17) On these pasukim Ramban explains that during a seige of an enemy city, it is common for slaves and prisoners to try and escape to the liberators. The Torah commands Israel that such escapees must be given their freedom and permitted to settle wherever they wish in Eretz Israel. In the moral sense, for the nation that maintains the holiness of its camp to send a man seeking his freedom back to a life of idolatry would be wrong. In the practical sense, people seeking asylum often become important allies of the invaders, because they reveal valuable information that will help in the conquest. You shall not turn over to his master a slave : This is to be understood as Targum Onkelos renders it: You shall not give over a slave of non-jews (Rashi Devarim 23:16) Onkelos has explained the word slave to mean the slave of a non-jew. A number of commentaries including the Sefer Zikaron believe this refers to a slave who is a member of a non-jewish nation which seemingly is what Rashi is implying. Alternatively, the verse speaks of even a Canaanite slave of an Israelite who fled from the area outside the Land of Israel to the Land of Israel. (Rashi Ibid.) Rashi continues by providing us with a different interpretation of the word slave. Here he has followed the opinion of the Gemera in Gittin 45a where it describes a slave as a non-jewish slave escaping from his Jewish master. The pasukim immediately before this have discussed Israel at war with non-jewish nations. Therefore it is fitting for Rashi s first opinion to follow the idea of a slave of a non-jew, as that is the context of the previous pasukim. However, why does Rashi then go on to offer a second opinion? As mentioned above, the Ramban explains that it is common for slaves and prisoners to try and escape to the liberators. One would not return a slave to their former master. Rashi s first opinion is obvious. It is self-evident and so is not what the Torah is trying to teach us. It is Rashi s second opinion that we are being taught. This is a case of a non-jewish slave running away from his Jewish master. Why shouldn't he be returned? Why is one Jewish master better than another? He (the escaping slave) should serve those dwellers of the Land of Hashem, and thus be saved from serving those who dwell in the impure lands (outside of the Land of Israel) which have no mitzvot conducted in them. (Ramban Devarim 23:16) As Ramban states, the answer is that one master lives in the Land of Israel and the other does not highlighting the holiness of the Land of Israel compared to that of the diaspora. Page No. SONCINO HERTZ ARTSCROLL Sidra Haftarah *56 *41 *1131 Ki Tetze Statistics Mitzvot: 74 of the 613 mitzvot, 27 positive & 47 prohibitions Verses: 110 (28th longest of the 54 Sidrot) Words: 1582 (23rd longest). Letters: 5856 (26th longest) Haftarah: 22 verses (Rabbi Lawrence s explanation in Ellul)

5 KINLOSS YOUTH After an eventful summer welcome back to Kinloss Youth! This Shabbat - Youth Breakfast & Shiur, 9.15am in Benchers Café Youth Minyan, 9.45am am in the Liora Graham Beit HaMidrash Thank you to all the boys that are leining, Lucy Weiniger who will be giving the Dvar Torah after davening and to the Levinson family for sponsoring this week s Youth Kiddush on the occasion of Timna & Ziv s birthdays. Years 7 9 Youth Parents Evening Wednesday 21st September, 8-9pm Nemetnejad Room We invite all parents of youth in years 7 9 to hear what Kinloss Youth has to offer your children: Bar/Bat Mitzvah programme, Learn2 Lead, Club 78, Learn2Volunteer, Youth Minyan Youth Beit Midrash Returns next Thursday, 22nd September 8 9pm, Liora Graham Beit HaMidrash Girls & Boys Years 8 and above 5 including pizza & chips Join us each week as we explore Chumash, Festivals and Jewish Themes Learn2Lead & Learn2Volunteer Launch event Youth in years 9 & 10 Tuesday 27th September, pm Nemetnejad Room Kinloss Youth Simchat Torah Dinner We re going to the movies! Monday 24th September, pm Foot-long hot dogs, Popcorn, Nachos, Soda, Pick n mix & much more Includes magical entertainment 12 per ticket: Shabbat Shalom Baz, Chaz & Micholi youth@kinloss.org.uk Sephardi Skydive on Sunday 25th of September 2016 Rabbi Heller and many of the Sephardi youth will be jumping out of an aeroplane from 13,000 ft in order to raise money for Camp Simcha, a charity helping children with cancer and their families in times of need. Their online donation page is Thank you for your support. WEDNESDAY 21st september 12:15pm - Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence on the Parsha 1:00pm - Guest Speaker - Rabbi Yehuda Black Cost: 5, payable on the door, includes a light lunch.

6 On One Foot - The Month of Ellul There is a general principle that 30 days before a festival we begin our preparation. In the case of Rosh Hashanah and the High Holidays, shul offices have been hard at work with timetables and tickets since May. However, for the congregations the solemn season begins with Rosh Chodesh Ellul. The month of Av is always full, meaning that it has 30 days. The two days of Rosh Chodesh which fell on 3rd and 4th of September were the 30th of Av and the first of Ellul respectively. Accordingly, the observances of the month of Ellul such as shofar and reading Psalm 27 began on Sunday 4th of September. A consequence of this Rosh Chodesh falling on Shabbat was that on Parashat Re eh we read the Haftara for Shabbat/Rosh Chodesh and not the regular Haftara (Isaiah 54:11 55:5) which is the third of the seven special Haftarot of compassion which follow Tisha B Av. This Shabbat, we shall add those verses to the regular Haftara for Ki Teitze (Isaiah 54:1 10). This combined double Haftara is identical to the Haftara we read on Shabbat Noach. It talks of renewal and national rebuilding after the devastation and deluge. Each morning in Ellul at the end of Shacharit we blow the shofar. Most congregations blow a single round of Tekia, Shevarim, Teruah, Tekia though some blow a full set of 30 blasts. The message of the shofar is to alert us and ready us for the season as well as heralding The King. According to midrash and the mystical tradition, Hashem is surveying creation and close to us, in our midst during this month. The shofar is not blown on Erev Rosh Hashanah, so that is fresh and we can make the shehechiyanu blessing on the day. At the end of Shacharit and Maariv every day from Rosh Chodesh Ellul through to Shemini Atzeret we read Psalm 27, the Lord is my light and my salvation which exhorts us to be confident and of courage that Hashem will redeem us though we may have deviated from His path, so long as we place dwelling in His house foremost amongst our desires. Although we talk of Hashem inscribing our deeds on Rosh Hashanah and sealing them on Yom Kippur, there is a strong tradition that final judgement is set on Hoshana Rabba, leading into Shemini Atzeret (and hence the frenetic beating of our sins out from the willow sprigs on Hoshana Rabba morning.) One of the most beautiful observances of Ellul is the recitation of Selichot prayers. For the Sephardi community, these begin from Rosh Chodesh and are recited every day before dawn. For the Ashkenazi community they begin at midnight on the Motzei Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah (or the Motzei Shabbat of the preceding week if otherwise there would be fewer than four days of Selichot. The prayers are formulated around the 13 Attributes of God s mercy ( Hashem, Hashem El Rachum vechanun Exodus 34: 6 7). According to the Talmud (Rosh Hashanah 17b) if such anthropomorphic characterisations of God had not been written into the Torah we would have castigated them as heretical. Nonetheless, we hold that it is a unique blessing to Israel that any time we wish to atone for our sins, when we recite these attributes in a minyan, Hashem guarantees forgiveness. The reciting of the 13 Attributes is punctuated by a variety of liturgical poems and responsive pizmonim. Towards the end of the Selichot service, we open the Aron Kodesh and chant Shema Koleinu, begging Hashem to hear our voice. The service concludes with the acrostic Ashamnu confession. Most communities read Selichot through till Yom Kippur, though the Chabad custom is to stop after the fast of Gedalia (3rd Tishrei). Please join us for Selichot at Kinloss at 11:45 PM next Motzei Shabbat, 24th September. R Jeremy Lawrence

7 Rabbi Lawrence Writes Mandy and I thank everyone for their good wishes over our weddings this summer. It was a rare and delightful blessing to be able to address our son, Rafi under the Chuppa in Perth and six weeks later our daughter, Shira under the Chuppa in Jerusalem. Last week I was honoured to be the keynote speaker, opening the Council of Christians and Jews Conference. We looked at some of the goals and challenges facing interfaith dialogue; presenting faith as a positive force in a secular society; feeling free to express one s religious principles to others without watering them down; growing through an understanding of each other without losing self-definition; religion as a force of good providing stability, justice and strong communities and the value of partners from other religions in the political defence of Shechita, Milah and Israel. What a wonderful launch to our Ellul Programme with Emeritus Chief Rabbi, Lord Professor Jonathan Sacks addressing us last Shabbat in shul and again over lunch. His theme in the morning was the importance of personal growth and learning, noting that the greatest statesmen found time to read and write widely even while in office. In the afternoon we were privileged to hear from Rabbi Daniel Rowe, Executive Director of Aish HaTorah, who gave an uplifting shiur on Scales of Eden: Sin, Judgement and Teshuva in the writings of Maimonides. More this Week Our programme continues with guest Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Dovid Ebner from Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi this Shabbat and a joint day of learning with him on Sunday. On Monday evening we have a pre-rosh Hashana Leil Iyun, where I will be joined by Rabbi Laitner, Chava Wulwick and Roisey Nevies from 8pm-10pm. I hope that you will join us. Family Friendly Tefilla I am delighted that we will be launching our Family Friendly Tefilla on Shabbat 1st October. It will comprise a participatory Shacharit where most of the tefillot will be sung together. It is for parents with their children (years 3-6) and will run in the Rabstein Room (adjacent to the Kinloss Suite) from 10:15-11:15. I have developed the model in conjunction with Jason Marantz, Nic Abery & Rav Malachi. The service will evolve as participants become used to our tunes and our format. I am looking forward to you joining us on October 1. Calling for Theatrical Talent We re looking to put on the moving and thought-provoking play Address Unknown in Kinloss in The novella, written in 1938 foreshadowed the dehumanisation and alienation of the Shoah. If you are interested in acting or stage production or would just like to be a part of our team, please contact me on rabbi@rabbilawrence.net and we will be in touch with you shortly. Wishing everyone a Shabbat Shalom R Jeremy Lawrence Rabbi Mordechai Tzvi Sufrin z l The Kinloss Rabbonim, Honorary Officers and Community extend condolences to Chazan Eli and his family on the sad loss of his father, Rabbi Mordechai Tzvi Sufrin in the early hours of Thursday morning. May they be comforted in his memory alongside all mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

8 NEXT WEEK AT KINLOSS: W H A T S O N A T K I N L O S S N E X T W E E K MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY DAY TIME EVENT TIME EVENT 8:40-9:00AM 9:30AM - 10:20AM 10:00AM - 12 NOON 10:30AM - 11:30AM 10:00AM - 12 NOON 10:30AM - 2:30PM 10:30AM - 1:00PM WEDNESDAY 10:00AM - 12 NOON 12:15PM - 2:00PM 11:00AM - 12 NOON 6:00PM - 7:30PM 7:45-9:00PM 10:00AM - 12 NOON MISHNA WITH BARRY COLMAN (Liora Graham Beit Hamidrash) ACE FITNESS MOTHER & BABY GROUP (Deal Hall) ACE POST NATAL FITNESS BOOGIE BABIES FRIENDSHIP CLUB (Small Deal Hall) BRIDGE CLUB (Avram Nemetnejad Room) MOTHER & BABY GROUP (Deal Hall) LUNCH & LEARN RABBI YEHUDA BLACK (Liora Graham Beit Midrash) SIMCHACISE TABLE TENNIS (Deal Hall) YOUTH BEIT MIDRASH (Liora Graham Beit Hamidrash) MOTHER & BABY GROUP (Deal Hall) 6:45PM - 7:45PM 8:00-9:00PM 8:00-9:00PM 2:00-5:00PM 8: PM 6:45PM - 7:45PM 8:00-9:00PM TEEN ACE FITNESS PILATES ELUL PROGRAMME YAMIM NORAIM - LIEL IYUN (Liora Graham Beit Hamidrash) SUPER SOCCER STARS (Deal Hall) THE DEN YOUNG US EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME (Deal Hall) TEEN ACE FITNESS YOUTH PARENTS EVENING (YR 7-9) (Avram Nemetnejad Room)

9 KINLOSS NOTICE BOARD 0-4 year olds with Sara Keen in the Kinloss Suite Foyer Reception up to School Year 2 with Natalie Sommer in the Avram Nemetnejad Room (2nd Floor). School Years 3-4 with Rav Melachi the 1st Floor Classrooms School Years 5-6 with Jason Marantz the 1st Floor Classrooms Children s Services from 0-School Year 6 will start at 10:45am. All Services to be followed by a Kiddush. Rubens House Services for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Jack Blau will lead the services at Rubens House, 184 Ballards Lane, N3 2NV, starting at 9 am on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Kol Nidre will be at 6.02pm. Please if you can attend to ensure a minyan Shared Reading Group Monday 26th September from 1:30-3:00pm, in Benchers Cafe. For more details contact Kate Fulton kathrynfulton@hotmail.com or call CEMETERY OPENING AND TRANSPORT TO AND FROM BUSHEY CEMETERY AND WALTHAM ABBEY CEMETERY FOR VISITS DURING ELLUL Sunday 18th September 2016 & Sunday 25th September 2016 BUSHEY CEMETERY STANMORE STATION STANMORE STATION LEAVING BUSHEY back to Stanmore & LEAVING BUSHEY back to Stanmore EAST HAM CEMETERY OPEN WEST HAM CEMETERY to Sundays 18th September and 25th September PLASHET CEMETERY to Sundays 18th September and 25th September WALTHAM ABBEY (one journey only) Sunday 25th September Hackney & E London Syn, 2a Triangle Road, E8 3RP ARRIVING APPROX New Syn Egerton Road N Cockfosters N14, At bus stop S (Avenue Road bus stop in Chase Side - Outside no 177/179 Chase Side) Waltham Cross Railway Station (Eleanor Cross Road) Bus stop F LEAVING WALTHAM ABBEY- reverse journey SERVICES see front שבת) page) Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Shacharit 1 7:30am 7:00am 7:00am 7:00am 7:00am 7:00am Shacharit 2 8:15am 8:00am 8:00am 8:00am 8:00am 8:00am Sephardi Shacharit 8:00am 6:45am 6:45am 6:45am 6:45am 6:45am Mincha followed by Ma ariv 6:50pm 6:50pm 6:50pm 6:50pm 6:50pm Next Shabbat- Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat 6:45pm

10 Inspiration for Rosh HaShana A morning of lectures with rabbis from Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi Sunday, September 18 th Finchley Synagogue Kinloss Gardens, London N3 Rabbi Yehuda Susman Rosh HaYeshiva Rabbi Dovid Ebner Mashgiach Ruachani & Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Mordechai Friedman Ra M in Talmud 10:00am Welcome Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence, Finchley Synagogue 10:10am First Speaker Rabbi Mordechai Friedman, Ra M, Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi Minhag vs. Superstition: Popular Minhagim of Rosh HaShana 10:55am Refreshment Break 11:10am DvarTorah Rabbi Dr. Raphael Zarum, Dean, London School of Jewish Studies 11:20am 12:00pm Second Speaker Third Speaker Rabbi Dr. Dovid Ebner, Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi If not higher the Rebbe who skipped selichot Rabbi Yehuda Susman, Rosh HaYeshiva, Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi On the Horns of a Dilemma -Shofar in Halacha and Aggadah 15 suggested donation for the morning For more information contact: office@yehatzvi.org

11 20 september 2016 THE DEN IS Young US are launching our dynamic educational programme The Den. Come together, eat, drink, schmooze and hear great speakers. THE Launch Event TAKES PLACE ON Tuesday, 20th September Kinloss, US 8pm drinks, food & ping pong! 8.45pm Special Guest Speaker, Rabbi Dweck, Senior Rabbi of the Spanish & Portuguese Community will be speaking on Rosh Hashanah: Why Judging is the Best Thing You Can Do No charge, just come and enjoy! Register online at Further information please contact: Tamarajacobson@youngus.org.uk YoungUS. Registered Charity Number

12 THE KEHILLA WISHES חיים ארוכים LONG LIFE TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE YAHRZEIT Saturday 17 SEPTEMBER Audrey Alterman Amir Bassalian Father Rosalind Gilbert Geoffrey Herman Brother Paul Joseph Gerald Kirsh Anthony Lewis Phyllis Nathan Zena Syder Sunday 18 SEPTEMBER Rebecca Aminoff Father Sidney Dagul Father Carole Mond Suzanne Oberlander Robert Owen Joseph Sassoon Father Laurence Silver Sister Monday 19 SEPTEMBER Jonathan Fisch Father Rosemary Fisch Husband Jacqueline Gittelmon Father Sarita Langdon Rosalind Liebert Gillian Linke Anita Melzack Sister Zena Shattin Sister Alon Stock Father Kenneth Waters Father CONDOLENCES TO: Wednesday 21 SEPTEMBER Friday 23 SEPTEMBER Kate Cohen Rose Pine Husband Chazan Eli Sufrin on the loss of his father, Rabbi Mordechai Tzvi Sufrin David Barchan on the loss of his morther Kathyln Barchan Antony Schneider on the loss of his father Maurice Schneider TOMBSTONE CONSECRATIONS: Tuesday 20 SEPTEMBER Sheila Aidallbery Father Rochelle Bard Bernard Goodwin Father Rita Gordon Father Jilli Vegoda Father Josephine Cohen Father Natalie Cohen Hooshang Hakimi-Sefat Father Marian Phillips Husband Suzanne Ralton Father Esther Sherman Brother Thursday 22 SEPTEMBER Rebecca Aminoff Michael Grunberg Father Frank Rosenfeld Janice Silver Sheila Sykes SUN 18 SEPT 1:30pm at Throop Cemetery, Broadway Lane Bournemouth BH8 0AE in memory of Hilda Marks SUN 18 SEPT 4:30pm at Bushey in memory of Cyril Barcan SUN 25 SEPT 12:30pm at Bushey in memory of Joel Menton THUR 27 OCT 12:00pm at Bushey in memory of Michael John Noss SUN 30 OCT 09:30am at Bushey in memory of Margarete Feldmann SUN 30 OCT 12:30pm at Waltham Abbey in memory of Norman Bernard Miller KINLOSS COMMUNITY CENTRE AND FINCHLEY SYNAGOGUE USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence: Shimon Gillis, Community Director: Shul Office: Kinloss Community Educator and Yoetzet Halacha, Lauren Levin: