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KOL KINLOSS
NEWSLETTER OF FINCHLEY SYNAGOGUE
‫בס”ד‬
‫בא‬
Bo
19th January 2013
Volume 17/Number 17
‫ח׳ שבט תשע”ג‬
Shabbat commences at 4:10pm and terminates at 5:19pm.
Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat at 4:10pm.
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
Carole Jayson
on the occasion of her grandson,
Joseph’s Barmitzvah.
SHABBAT LEARNING AT KINLOSS
Friday Evening
After Kabbalat Shabbat: Devar Torah
on the Parsha by Rabbi Laitner.
Shabbat Morning
8:30am: (Sephardi Synagogue)
Sefer Hachinuch by Rabbi Heller.
9:00am: (Nissan and Rifca Deal Hall).
Rambam: Laws and Origins of Prayer
by Dr Raphael Zarum
10:20am: (Kinloss Suite)
Explanatory Service led by Rabbi Laitner
This week: Understanding Kaddish.
Shabbat afternoon
3:25pm: Daf Yomi shiur by Jeffrey Sagal.
12:30pm: (Main Synagogue) Early Mincha
Please note later start time
Mincha: 4:25pm
Between Mincha and Maariv
RABBI MIRVIS will speak on
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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 Eli Sufrin. Kriat Hatorah by
the Barmitzvah, Joseph Jayson and
Leslie Rotenberg. Rabbi Mirvis will
address Joseph before Musaph.
Anim Zemirot by Oliver Jayson.
THE MINYAN 9:30am
in the Nissan and Rifca Deal Hall.
Kriat Hatorah by Robert Owen.
Rabbi Laitner will speak before
Musaph.
SEPHARDI SERVICE 9:00am
in the Sephardi Synagogue, led
by Rabbi Heller and Reuben
Gorji. Rabbi Mirvis will speak at
Musaph-time.
EXPLANATORY SERVICE 10:20am
in the Kinloss Suite, led by
Rabbi Laitner. This week:
Understanding Kaddish.
YOUTH SERVICE 9:45am
in the Liora Graham
Beit Hamidrash under the
direction of our Youth Directors,
Chaya and Barry Colman.
• 0-4 years with Sara Keen in the Kinloss Suite Foyer.
• Reception up to School Year 2 with Natalie Sommer
in the Avram Nemetnejad Room.
• School Years 3 – 4 with Yehonatan Malachi
in the 1st Morasha Classroom.
• School Years 5 - 6 with Jason Marantz
in the 2nd Morasha Classroom.
All services at 10:45am, to be followed by kiddush.
ANIM ZEMIROT CLUB
Come and learn to sing Anim Zemirot. Our Club meets every
Shabbat at 10.15am in the Rabbi's Robing Room.
Boys of 6 and over welcome. Led by Alan Rubenstein.
Please just come along.
KINLOSS BANQUETING
AND EVENTS
Mazaltov to the
children in our
community celebrating
their birthdays this week:
Meidan Berke (2)
Eliana Brassey (5)
Shira Hakimian (8)
Yehuda Halpern (2)
Sam Hamilton (6)
Zahava Hurst (9)
Joshua Lappin (4)
Natasha Lewis (10)
Eva Namdar (10)
Mia Schlagman (3)
Eli Wohlgemuth (1)
KADIMAH KINLOSS
ANNUAL SUPPER QUIZ
To make your Simcha at
Kinloss, please call Rebecca on
8349 5268 or email
[email protected]
will take place next
Motzei Shabbat,
26th January 2013 at
8:00pm. With exciting
new Kinloss Question
Team. For more
information, or to make
up at table, please call
Jacqui on 07967 184 612.
KINLOSS COOKS
Shalom Finchley! Bnei Akiva
Just had a baby? Kinloss
continues from 3:00-5:00pm. We
Cooks would love to provide
are gearing up for the biggest
a nutritious, freshly-cooked
weekend of the year, Shabbat
meal for you. Do you know
Ha'Irgun. Application forms and
of someone who would
details will be out very soon, watch
benefit from this free
service? Please don’t be shy, this space! Shabbat Shalom from
the Finchley Tzevet.
as we really want to help.
Contact the Shul Office on
8346 8551.
KINLOSS SHABBAT LUNCHEON
CLUB
Our next
Kinloss Shabbat Luncheon Club
takes places on 9th February.
For more details, please speak to
Rabbi Mirvis.
KCC BRIDGE CLUB
meets every Tuesday from 10:30am - 1:00pm in the Avram Nemetnejad
Room. This is supervised Bridge with a friendly group of players
meeting in a relaxed atmosphere. For more information please call
Michou on 020 8349 9263 or Sheila on 020 8445 6792.
Dear All,
Thank you to Asher Levy for leining for the Youth this Shabbat.
This Tuesday Learn2Lead continues with the second session of the Maccabi
Streetwise self-defence course from 7.15 – 9:00pm in the Deal Hall for Years 9 - 10.
Club 78 continues next Motzei Shabbat, 26th January, with chocolate making!!!
7:00 – 9:00pm in the Avram Nemetnejad Room for Years 7 -8.
Paris Trip - tickets are still available for this fantastic tour of Paris.
16 - 17th February, cost £89. We will be walking up every step of the
Eiffel Tower, admiring the Arc De Triomphe, strolling along the Champs
Élysées and viewing the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum for Years 9 - 13.
This week we are hosting Year 9’s in the Youth flat for Shabbat dinner
and next Friday night, 25th January, all Year 10’s are invited for
Friday night dinner.
Wishing you all Shabbat Shalom,
Chaya and Barry
07792 460 091
[email protected]
SHUL NOTICE
The Shabbat Lift is out of order and will not be available this Shabbat.
It should be back in use for next Shabbat. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Adventure
into Food!
Skills and Thrills for the
Kosher Kitchen
8pm - 10pm
Tuesday 22nd January
Our adventure will start with Tracey Fine of Jewish Princess Cookbooks fame,
giving us the opportunity to watch her demonstrate her culinary delights.
Tracey Fine
Lamb Three Ways
in The Kinloss Suite
Tracey will be cooking three delicious lamb dishes with us.
BOOKING ON THE DOOR, IF YOU HAVEN’T BOOKED IN ADVANCE.
For more information call
Jennie on 020 8346 8551
or email
[email protected]
HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY 2013
will be commemorated this Sunday, 20 January, 12:45 for 1:00pm,
at Ricketts Quadrangle, Middlesex University, The Burroughs,
Hendon, NW4 4BT.
The ceremony, which starts with a civic procession in Hendon led
by the Mayor of Barnet, culminates in a range of special guests
speaking about their own personal experiences. This year’s theme is
“Communities Together: Build a Bridge.”
Some Thoughts on the Sidra
BO
BY RABBI EPHRAIM MIRVIS
THE DAY ON WHICH THE DOGS DIDN’T BARK
In anticipation of their imminent redemption from Egyptian bondage, Moshe informed
the Israelites, “No dog will bark at any one of the Children of Israel. Neither man nor
beast will have reason to fear.” [Shemot 11:7]
What difference would it have made if some dogs would have barked at us as we left
Egypt? Why is such a big deal made here of the absence of canine growling? Rashbam
and Ibn Ezra described the contrast that would exist between the Egyptian nation and the
fleeing Israelites. At the very moment when Egypt would be filled with misery and grief,
the Israelites would emerge from their midst with happiness and joy. Their tranquility
would be such that not even a dog would spoil the moment for them.
It is not unusual for tiny, negative considerations to influence our mood. For example,
after an event that has been remarkably successful, with everything going to plan and
with wonderful feedback being received, if there has been just one negative comment or
complaint, that is what will probably occupy our thoughts.
In Sefer Orchot Tzadikim, the following analogy is given: If a wonderful dish has been
prepared with many tasty ingredients, and one has used a small amount of one inappropriate
spice, the entire dish could be ruined. This is exactly what Hashem sought to save the
Israelites from. They were informed that at the height of their simcha, when emerging
triumphantly from centuries of cruel oppression, nothing would mar their celebration not even a dog would bark!
BO STATISTICS
Mitzvot: 20 (9 positive, 11 negative) of the 613 Mitzvot
Verses: 106 (29th longest of the 54 Sidrot)
Words: 1655 (21st longest)
Letters: 6149 (22nd longest)
Haftarah: 16 verses (joint 13th shortest of the 80 Haftarot)
Bo is one of the Sidrot with the longest verses. In the first 14 Sidrot of the Torah, there have
only been 3 Mitzvot. Bo marks the beginning of the legislative part of the Torah.
Page No.
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Sidra
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Haftarah
404
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If you, or anyone you know has difficulty reading books or holding newspapers,
you may like to know about the KC Shasha Centre for Talking News and Books.
They provide audio news and entertainment and have over 1,400 talking books by
Jewish authors, or with Jewish themes, including biographies and novels. Each
month there is a 90-minute audio magazine, ‘Sounds Jewish’, which includes
interviews with newsmakers, personalities and features on Jewish history and
festivals, similar to a Jewish radio programme. There is also Jewish Extra, which
includes articles from various newspapers and magazines around the world. In
addition, every week, there is a recording of the Jewish Chronicle. To find out
more please call either Jewish Care on 020 8922 2333 and speak to Jon or Wendi,
or call Kate Fulton, a Kinloss member, on 07801 911 481.
What’s New at Kinloss Kollel?
The Living Judaism Course
Professionals Beit Midrash (PBM)
A ground-breaking text-based course on the
meaning and method of being Jewish today
An inspirational and informative Gemara
study course, designed for those who wish
to improve their ability to learn Gemara
independently. Tailored to meet the specific
requirements of participants.
The course, divided into three semesters, has
been created by the United Synagogue’s Living
& Learning Department in conjunction with
the London School of Jewish Studies
There will be two sessions:
Sunday morning at 9:45am – Starting 20th
Running weekly, starting Monday 4th February, January
8:00 – 9:30pm
Thursday evening at 8:30pm – Starting 24th
January
Cost per term: £40
Costs:
To book please contact Joanna Rose on
Registration - £35First Term - £56
020 8343 5694 or [email protected] or speak to
For more information, email pbm.shokel@gmail.
com or call Rabbi Hamilton on 07536 069 459.
Rabbi Michael Laitner.
An original “Bat Mitzvah” programme
LUNAR
An innovative course of learning for women in the
Original
community who didAn not
celebrate a Bat Mitzvah A monthly learning event for Kinloss women
The Kinloss Community Kollel Presents
“Bat
Mitzvah”
Programme
Taught by Kinloss Community Educator,
An enlightening and inspirational course of learning for
Lauren Levin, this course women
covers
key areas of
in our community
This eight
session
programme, taughtin
by Kinloss
Community and
Educator
Jewish life, history
and
learning
a fresh
Lauren Levin, covers key areas of Jewish life, history and learning in a
meaningful way. fresh and meaningful way, regardless of background and knowledge.
The course will culminate in an appropriate “Bat Mitzvah” celebration
the participants.
The course will culminate inby Course
an dates:
appropriate
Wednesdays
6
Feb,
27
Feb,
6 March, 17 April,
“Bat Mitzvah” celebration by the participants.
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th
th
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1 May, 22 May, 12 June, 3 July
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8.30-10.00pm
Course dates: 6th Feb, 27th Feb,
13th Mar, 17th
For more information or to sign up, please contact Shoshi on
020 8349 12th
5267 or email
[email protected]
Apr, 1st May, 22nd May,
June
and 3rd July.
Finchley Synagogue, Kinloss Gardens, N3 3DU
8:30 – 10:00pm
Cost: £30
Cost: £30
Usher in every new month with Kinloss
Community Educator, Lauren Levin. Our first
LUNAR event will take place on
Wednesday 13th Feb (Rosh Chodesh Adar) at
8:30pm, at the home of Rebecca Aminoff.
In anticipation of the festival of Purim, Lauren will
speak on:
The irony of the three cornered hat: Our best selling
fairytale re-examined
which will be followed by
Rabbi Michael Laitner, who will speak on:
Women and the Mitzvot of Purim
COMMUNITY KOLLEL
Our next
Wednesday Lunch and Learn Programme for men and women
takes place on Wednesday 23rd January with a choice of shiurim:
Biblical Characters you had
never thought about
with Chava Wulwick
From 12:15 - 1:00pm
Contemporary Halachic Issues
or
with Rabbi Roselaar
followed by
LUNCH AND LEARN from 1:15-2:00pm
with RABBI EPHRAIM MIRVIS
Who will speak on
The Greatest Song of All Time
Cost: £5 per person, payable on the door.
THANK YOU TO:
*
Security Team 1. If you have any queries please email [email protected] or
speak to Simon Gold on 07956 388097.
*
Today’s Kiddush Team.
*
Iain Miller and Sally Saunders of our Welcoming Committee.
Jewish Military Museum, Shield House Hendon, visit at 1:00pm on Wednesday 23rd January.
KCC Lunch and Tour of the Jewish Military Museum Wednesday 23rd January
Meeting 1pm at Shield House, Hendon, NW4 2BZ
KCC is very pleased that the Jewish Military Museum is able to welcome us for an informative and highly
educational afternoon. This gem of a museum is jam packed with memorabilia and exhibits from WW1 and
WW11 and so much more.
Meeting at Shield House for a relaxing sandwich lunch at 1:00pm.
At 2:00pm we will begin our visit of the museum, including an introductory PowerPoint presentation and an
introductory talk and dvd presentation. This will be followed by ample time to view the museum.
Only 20 places available. Cost including lunch and entrance fee is £12 members, £15 non-members
To book your place, please phone the Shul office on 020 8346 8551 or email [email protected]
Should you need transport to Shield House, Harmony Way, Hendon, NW4 2BZ it can be arranged.
Now Fully Booked!
However, there is a waiting list as we hope to rerun this Tour in the near future. So, please put
your names down if you would be interested.
British Museum Tanach Tour Wednesday 13th February, 10:30am – 1:00pm.
Founded in 1753, the British Museum is one of the greatest museums in the world, housing countless
treasures from the biblical era. Our guide is Rabbi Aryeh Forta and our Tour will focus mainly on our
ancestors’ encounter with:
(a) Egypt, examining the career of Joseph, our ancestors’ slavery and exodus;
(b) Assyria, illustrating a terrifying passage from Melachim Bet (II Kings);
(c) Persia, where we will look at items relevant to Megilat Esther (the Book of Esther)
With two exceptions, all the artefacts we will see are between 3,500 – 2,500 years old.
We will have a private session with one of the curators, so it is essential that we start promptly as we
are expected in the archive one hour after the start of the tour.
This tour is recommended for adults and youth aged 12 and upwards.
Cost: £23 members, £26 non-members, £10 under 16s.
Film
Afternoons
Mondays 2pm
Films commence 2:30pm
The Avram Nemetnejad
Room
We will be screening the film Sixty Six on Monday 21st January
A boy’s barmitzvah looks set to be a disaster when it
coincides with the 1966 World Cup Final.
Starring: Charlie Clark, Helen Bonham-Carter, Nick Shirm
and Thomas Drewson. Director: Paul Weiland,
Running time: 93 minutes
THE KEHILLA WISHES ‫“ חיים ארוכים‬LONG LIFE”
TO THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE YAHRZEIT
Saturday 19 January
Shirley ArkushSister
Brian ClarkeBrother
Huguette CukierMother
Reuben EzekielBrother
Norman GoldnerMother
Joseph LavianSister
Selma MandersSister
Sunday 20 January
Mali AzizollahoffFather
Morley FranksFather
Susan GradelFather
David KassFather
Harry KlahrFather
Leonard KlahrFather
Amir LevyFather
Siegbert Mandelbaum
Sister
Jean PoserMother
Nancy TawilMother
John ZuckerFather
Monday 21 January
Cyril BarcanMother
Beatrice Primhak
Father
Marcel SchajerFather
Tuesday 22 January
Helena AbramBrother
Minnie BayardBrother
Rita BloomBrother
Evelynne Garbacz
Father
Ian ShelleyMother
Anita StewartFather
Simon WinstonMother
Wednesday 23 January
Nahid Hakimi-Sefat
Mother
Shirley KenleyBrother
Theresa ShefrasHusband
Myrna YoungMother
Thursday 24 January
Helen AzizoffBrother
Margot BarcanBrother
Edward CooperMother
Phylis FoxHusband
Morley FranksBrother
Harvey HirshFather
Hannah KorsnerHusband
Sarita LangdonBrother
Edna MoserFather
Zena SyderBrother
Dolores ZeidBrother
Friday 25 January
David ArkushSister
David Halperin
Step Father
Paul JosephFather
Milicent PasserFather
Morasha Jewish Primary School’s Annual Fundraising Dinner
will be taking place here at Kinloss on Wednesday 6th March 2013.
A Mother’s Journey
Marsha Gladstone will share her personal story of the loss of her son Yoni Jesner z’l, and how the
power of his example still lives on.
Join us to lay the foundations for the future of Morasha and create a proud legacy
for our community.
To book your place at the dinner, please email [email protected]
or call Tali Kramer on 07866 310 610.
There will be an appeal on the night. The funds we raise will be critical in shaping the future of our
community’s school. The committee are looking to fill their brochure with business or personal
adverts to help raise money for the school please contact Lara Josephs on 07903 049761 if interested.
KINLOSS NOTICE BOARD
MAZALTOV TO:
* Lisa and James Jayson on the Barmitzvah of their son, Joseph. Mazaltov also
to sister, Georgia, brother, Oliver, who will sing Anim Zemirot and grandparents,
Andrea and Alan Kaplin and Carole Jayson. Remembering those loved ones no
longer with us, in particular Grandpa Bernard, who would have been so very proud.
* Shoina and David Kass on the engagement of Shoina’s son, Uri Debson to Jessica,
daughter of Henry and Naomi Rotstein. Mazaltov also to all grandparents, Joyce
Velenski, Rabbi Wilschanski and Lottie Rotsztein.
TOMBSTONE CONSECRATIONS
1:00pm at Cheadle Cemetery in memory of Patricia Davis ‫ע”ה‬
(mother of Caroline Davis)
SUN 3 MAR
9:30am at Bushey in memory of Laura Mirzoeff ‫ע”ה‬
SUN 3 MAR
11:00am at Waltham Abbey in memory of Charles Levy ‫ע”ה‬
(father of David Levy)
SUN 3 MAR
12:30pm at Willesden in memory of Sylvia Fisher ‫ע”ה‬
WEDS 6 MAR
11:30am at Bushey in memory of Ralph Moss ‫ע”ה‬
THURS 21 MAR 12 noon at Bushey in memory of Brenda Marion ‫ע”ה‬
SUN 17 FEB
SERVICES
(‫ שבת‬see front
page)
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
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
4:30pm
1:00pm
1:00pm
1:00pm
1:00pm
Ma’ariv 1
-
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
Next Shabbat
Mincha/
Kabbalat
Shabbat 4:25pm
Ma’ariv 2
-
10:00pm
10:00pm
10:00pm
10:00pm
Mincha
(followed by Ma’ariv on
Sunday only)