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Welcome to the Stenecourt Synagogue community website.

We are a vibrant and growing Jewish community based in North Manchester. We comprise of 700 households and have a wide range of religious, educational, social and cultural activities.

This site is maintained on a weekly basis bringing you the latest news from our Kehilah.

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You can see what is going on here on our home page, and our weekly timetable can be found if you click HERE

WHAT'S ON AT STENECOURT
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A TASTE OF TEFILLA Click here to read more

Stenecourt Stitchers
Stenecourt Stitchers has a new project.
Calling all knitters: we need you and donations of wool, needles, buttons and trimmings.
The neonatal unit of NMGH would like hats and cardigans which have been specially knitted.
All guidance and support will be provided.
Please contact Anna Simmonds, Jacqui Shapiro on 07902-927697
or feel free to come to one of our Monday afternoon meetings at the Shul from 3-4.

Rabbi Stanton’s Mishna Berura shiur
Rabbi Stanton's Mishna Berura shiur takes place
from Sunday to Wednesday after the 7:45 Maariv (it lasts for about 20 minutes).

SOS Boxes
If anyone has a blue SOS box at home,
could they please bring it into the office to be emptied.

Announcements for the Newsletter
If you have a Mazeltov or announcement for the newsletter, please ensure that it reaches the office by Wednesday in order to be included on that week’s issue.

If you are aware of someone who is unwell,
please contact the Shul office or Rabbi Benjy.

Shabbos Hospitality
If you are aware of anybody in Shul who will benefit from company over Shabbos, please allow us the opportunity to offer Shabbos hospitality by contacting Rabbi Benjy or any member of the Executive.

COMING SOON TO STENECOURT ...
watch this space for more details

Motzei Shabbat 24 September, 1030pm	First Night Selichot with Guest Speaker Dayan Berger
Monday 26 September, 8pm	Joint Stenecourt / PBM Shiur - Rabbi Akiva Tatz

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Call to Achdut sermon
"Building together"

Sat, 01/10/16 | 28 Elul 5776

Shabbat Nitzavim

Shabbat begins at 6.32 pm

Candle lighting is between 5.35 pm and 6.32 pm

Shabbat ends 7.33 pm

SHABBAT SHALOM

Latest news

Refurbishment

On Thursday 21st July, by an overwhelming majority, the shul agreed to go ahead with the proposed refurbishment.

Thought of the Week - Rev. Brodie

Thought for the Week - Nitzavim

The Torah portion this week reminds us to "choose life" –

TABLE TALK - Parshayot Nitzavim-Vayelech 5770

I hope the ideas contained below, will provide you with some topics for discussion, at your Shabbos table.

ENJOYING A SUMMER SHABBOS - PART 1

1. If you are using your garden on Shabbos ,and want to carry out food furniture toys from the house etc, you must make sure the garden is properly enclosed. Just because it is a private garden does not mean that it is Halachically a “private area” “RESHUS HAYOCHID”. If you are not sure seek competent advice on the issue

2. Climbing up/ on trees or use of a tree house is not permitted on Shabbos.

3. Take care when carrying drinks not to spill any on the soil or grass.