30th JULY 2010
Good morning,
Please see below this week’s news and times.
Condolences
Our deepest condolences go to Michael Masser on the death of his sister, Hilary Blum. We wish him and all the family Long Life.
Our deepest condolences also go to Adrian Fox on the death of his mother, Sheila. We wish him and all the family Long Life.
Mazeltov!
To Sheila & Colin Sive and Renee Rees on the birth of their granddaughter and great-granddaughter, Liora Michal Sive.
To Rabbi Daniel Levy on his forthcoming 40th birthday.
Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
The UHC is delighted and honoured to announce that the Chief Rabbi will be the Guest of Honour at a Dinner to be held to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Belgrave Street Shul, on Friday 29th October 2010. Further details will be announced through the bulletin in the weeks to come. This will be a ticket only event.
Dads & Lads (for the boys of Dor Chadash)
Dads & Lads, please come along to our Sunday morning group for pre and post Barmitzvah boys!
The programme this week will commence at 8.15am with Rabbi Levy’s Lashon Tov group, followed by Shacharit at 8.30am. At 9.15am there will be Rabbi Levy’s Chessed discussion group for the adults and a parallel discussion group run by Chazan Alby for the boys of Dor Chadash age. Both groups will include a delicious bagel breakfast!
The Music and Leisure Club
The Music and Leisure Club will be meeting on Wednesday 4th August at 2pm in the Reception Room when Mona Bloom will be presenting the second instalment of "Mario Lanza and His Music". Please support what will be a most enjoyable afternoon.
Sponsoring a Seudah
If anyone would like to sponsor a Seudah on a Shabbat afternoon, please contact the office to check availability. The cost is £40.
Hospital and Pastoral Visits
We would like to ask all members and their families to notify the shul office or Ministers direct if any member is ill, in hospital or would like a pastoral visit. Unfortunately, all too often we don’t know someone is in need or would like a visit until it is too late and our clergy want to ensure that NO-ONE is missed.
Wishing you Shabbat Shalom.