So much is happening at WMA! Please consider this a personal invitation to get involved and enjoy all that our community has to offer.
- Last Shabbat – A Fascinating Personal Journey: We welcomed Rev. John Kronenberg, Vicar of a church in Redhill, Surrey, who shared his remarkable story of discovering his Jewish ancestry and the impact it has had on his life.
- Last Sunday – Football and Antisemitism: Over 80 people attended a lively panel discussion, bringing together central London synagogues to explore this important and topical issue.
- This YP Shabbat – Two Special Guests: We look forward to welcoming Rabbi Jonathan Tawil of TAL as our Scholar-in-Residence, alongside Lourd Atia, a Muslim Arab-Israeli activist who will share her courageous story of advocating for Israel on the world stage.
- The Big Issue – Coffee & Conversation: Launching shortly! Coffee, lively debate and Torah perspectives on today’s big issues. (See enclosed flyer.)
- Weekly Lunch & Learn: Launching shortly! Delicious food, engaging Torah insights and great company. (See enclosed flyer.)
We look forward to seeing you and sharing these wonderful opportunities together!
Quote of the Week
G-d asked Abraham to look towards the heavens and count the stars, promising that his descendants would be just as numerous. Faced with the seemingly impossible task, Abraham began counting.
The message is timeless: To be a Jew is to believe that even the seemingly impossible is within our reach. As David Ben-Gurion famously said, “In Israel, in order to be a realist, you must believe in miracles.”
G-d asked Abraham to look towards the heavens and count the stars, promising that his descendants would be just as numerous. Faced with the seemingly impossible task, Abraham began counting.
The message is timeless: To be a Jew is to believe that even the seemingly impossible is within our reach. As David Ben-Gurion famously said, “In Israel, in order to be a realist, you must believe in miracles.”