The annual "David Clayman Memorial Brass Band Concert" will be held this year on Sunday Nov.23rd. in the Malcolm Featherman Hall, Sinai at 7-30pm. Doors will open from 7pm.
Tickets are £8 adults and £4 under 16's. These are available from Carole 2671259; Shirley 2264475 or from Sinai offfice.
The band featured this year will be the Harrogate Band.
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Monday, 3 November 2008
One Voice- Shalom/salaam
If anyone is interested in the following, I will put you in touch with Laura Conrad at the University of Leeds
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Special Invitation to meet OneVoice Israeli and Palestinian Youth Leaders in Leeds
OneVoice
OneVoice is a grassroots movement of Israeli and Palestinian citizens and international supporters who are fed up with the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and who are ready and eager to support a serious peace process, leading to a comprehensive agreement that will fulfil the hopes and beliefs of both the Palestinian and the Israeli people to end the occupation and all forms of violence and establish a two state solution.
Hosted by Shalom Salaam
Shalom Salaam aims to oppose prejudice and bigotry; to improve relationships between people with all perspectives on the Israel/ Palestine conflict through social activities and to foster debate and dialogue between all sides and points of view on the issue, in the interests of uniting all those who seek a just resolution to the conflict.
Tuesday 11th November, 12 - 2 PM, Conference Hall, LUU
Refreshments will be provided
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Dear Shalom Salaam members,
Please join us in a safe space, meeting people from different communities in Leeds, to hear first hand from OneVoice Israeli and Palestinian Youth Leaders, Ana Lipnik and Abeer Natsheh about the realities of living with the conflict in Israel and Palestine and how they are trying to change the desperate status quo.
We want you to feel welcome and to listen and engage in meaningful conversations together. We should learn the art of conversation, from which truth emerges by letting our world be enlarged by the presence of others who think, act and interpret reality in radically different to our own.
This will be an incredible opportunity to hear direct from those living in the region. Ana and Abeer are just two of 1,800 OneVoice Youth Leaders who have had enough of the occupation, conflict and violence and are standing up as leaders to push for a better future for themselves and their children.
We really hope you will be able to join us. Please RSVP to me as soon as possible (don't forget). Facebook RSVP will do. Thank you.
Best Wishes,
Laura Conrad
On behalf of Shalom Salaam
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Special Invitation to meet OneVoice Israeli and Palestinian Youth Leaders in Leeds
OneVoice
OneVoice is a grassroots movement of Israeli and Palestinian citizens and international supporters who are fed up with the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and who are ready and eager to support a serious peace process, leading to a comprehensive agreement that will fulfil the hopes and beliefs of both the Palestinian and the Israeli people to end the occupation and all forms of violence and establish a two state solution.
Hosted by Shalom Salaam
Shalom Salaam aims to oppose prejudice and bigotry; to improve relationships between people with all perspectives on the Israel/ Palestine conflict through social activities and to foster debate and dialogue between all sides and points of view on the issue, in the interests of uniting all those who seek a just resolution to the conflict.
Tuesday 11th November, 12 - 2 PM, Conference Hall, LUU
Refreshments will be provided
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Dear Shalom Salaam members,
Please join us in a safe space, meeting people from different communities in Leeds, to hear first hand from OneVoice Israeli and Palestinian Youth Leaders, Ana Lipnik and Abeer Natsheh about the realities of living with the conflict in Israel and Palestine and how they are trying to change the desperate status quo.
We want you to feel welcome and to listen and engage in meaningful conversations together. We should learn the art of conversation, from which truth emerges by letting our world be enlarged by the presence of others who think, act and interpret reality in radically different to our own.
This will be an incredible opportunity to hear direct from those living in the region. Ana and Abeer are just two of 1,800 OneVoice Youth Leaders who have had enough of the occupation, conflict and violence and are standing up as leaders to push for a better future for themselves and their children.
We really hope you will be able to join us. Please RSVP to me as soon as possible (don't forget). Facebook RSVP will do. Thank you.
Best Wishes,
Laura Conrad
On behalf of Shalom Salaam
Friday, 31 October 2008
Wednesday, 29 October 2008
Collection for WellFair Shop- 16th Nov
As part of 'Mitzvah Day' on Sunday 16th November, volunteers will be knocking on your door collecting for 'thewellfairshop': the Jewish community's very own charity shop!!!! Money raised from the sale of the items will go to the Leeds Jewish Welfare Board. Look at http://www.ljwb.co.uk/ to see all the great work that the welfare board does which includes Neshama, the Manny Cussins Family Project, Rainbow, Moorcare and Leeds Jewish Blind Society. It is a very worthy cause!
Please help on the 16th by finding unwanted items such as ladies, gents and childrens' clothing; handbags, bric-a-brac; books; CDs; DVDs; and toys and getting them ready for collection. Indeed, why not be one of the volunteers that goes door-to-door helping to collect?
To find out more about the different ways that you can help on Mitzvah Day contact Sara Cross on sarasaunders@aol.com or 07768367955
Leeds' Personalities: Montague Burton
The founder of Burton's Menswear (and offshoots such as Topman) were started by Montague Burton who was a committed Leeds Jew. Here are a few short facts about him:
- Born Moshe David Orsinsky, he lived in Lithuania and for many years attended Slobodka
Yeshiva - Arriving in England in 1896 with no English, he very quickly set up his first shop in Chesterfield
- By 1922 he had 40 shops and opened a factory in Hudson Road
- Head of Leeds Zionist Council, president of Leeds Talmud Torah and Judean Club and Life President of Harrogate Synagogue
- Has a Leeds University Halls named after him
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Newsletter archive
I will update this particular post every week with a link to the latest newsletter. This way you can look at a week's edition that you missed, or have a sneak peak before signing up for it! If you want a copy of this delivered to your address box every Friday, email me at neil@ljrc.org
Week starting:
February 8th Link
January 31st Link
January 25th Link
January 18th Link
January 11th (2009) Link
December 21st Link
December 14th Link
December 7th Link
November 30th Link
November 23rd Link
November 16th Link
November 9th Link
November 2nd Link
October 26th Link
October 19th Link
October 12th Link
October 3rd Link
Rosh Hashana edition Link
Week starting:
February 8th Link
January 31st Link
January 25th Link
January 18th Link
January 11th (2009) Link
December 21st Link
December 14th Link
December 7th Link
November 30th Link
November 23rd Link
November 16th Link
November 9th Link
November 2nd Link
October 26th Link
October 19th Link
October 12th Link
October 3rd Link
Rosh Hashana edition Link
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