This Shabbat we read from the double portion Vayakhei-P’kudei which brings to a close the book of Exodus. When we stop for a moment to think about the People of Israel at the beginning of Exodus, versus the people at the end of the book, the transformation...
This Shabbat we read from Parashat Ki Tissa, a weekly portion whose narrative sections serve as a welcome break from the detailed instruction on the building of the Tabernacle. Within said narrative is an intimate moment between God and Moshe when God places Moshe in the cleft...
This Shabbat we read from Parashat T’tzaveh which continues the detailed instructions given to the People of Israel on how to build the Tabernacle. But this Shabbat is also the second of four special Shabbatot that precede Passover, this one known as Shabbat Zachor. Its title comes...
This Shabbat we read from Parashat T’rumah which begins to lay out the details of exactly – and I do mean exactly – how to build the mishkan, the tabernacle. This mishkan, a portable sanctuary that the Israelites will carry with them through the desert,...
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This Shabbat we read from Parashat Mishpatim which spends three of its four chapters presenting a code of law by which the Israelite's are expected to live. Just after the revelation at Mt. Sinai and giving the Ten Commandments, God gets a bit more detail...
This Shabbat we read from Parashat Yitro which contains the Torah’s account of the revelation at Mount Sinai. While the experience of revelation includes seeing the smoke on Mount Sinai and feeling the rumbling of mountain, the most famous part is the Israelites experiencing the...
This Shabbat has a special name, Shabbat Shirah, since as we read from Parashat B’shalach we read the section known as Shirat Hayam or “The Song of the Sea”. While the splitting of the Red Sea is perhaps the greatest and certainly the most famous...
Please join us for Purim Megillah reading service, on Wednesday, 28 February, 6pm - 7:30pm Services will be followed by an ice cream social. Costumes are very much encouraged!!...
This Shabbat we read from Parashat Bo which commences with the final three plagues on Egypt – locusts, darkness and the slaying of the first born – and concludes with the moment of the actual exodus from Egypt. But before the final plague can actually...