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Welcome to the new 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. As this is our new content managed website we are still in the process of rewriting our content for each page, so week on week you will notice the number of accessible pages grow. If you would like to suggest any content for our website, please do so by contacting us via the form on our contact page.

Thank you for visiting, we hope you enjoy our site.  

 

Click here for our Shevuot timetable

 
Sponsors for Kiddush
We are always looking for sponsors for the weekly Shul Kiddush.
Anyone interested, please contact Maurice Gillis or Charlie Simenoff.

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 the Rabbonim or any member of the Executive.

Chesed Group
If anyone has any information either family or friends of people who are unwell or hospitalised, can they please contact Stephen Niman, 07939 060874 or 795-3257, and he will arrange for them to be visited.
 

 

 

Wed, 22/05/13 | 13 Sivan 5773

 

Friday 17th May 2013
Parshas Nasso

Shabbat begins:  8.51 pm
Shabbat ends: 10.14 pm

Candle lighting is between  7.27 pm & 7.40pm

 

Latest news

WEEKLY NEWS – 18 May – 9 Sivan

 

Condolences to
Mrs Suzanne Bishop on the loss of her father.
Mr Gareth Kreike on the loss of his mother.

Table Talk - Rabbi Rubenstein

TABLE TALK - Parshayot Nitzavim-Vayelech 5770

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

Weekly Halocha - Rabbi Simmonds

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.