Australia Day Shiur. Immigration & Walls: A Jewish view with Rabbi Dovid Leib Shmerling.
Volunteers of all ages joined Chabad Malvern's Giving Kitchen for a special Australia Day Charity Cook-off. Click here for more pictures
Our teen girls leaders enjoy a preparation meeting for the upcoming Jew Crew year.
Our very own Rabbi Reuvi Cooper delivering a Professional Development session for the Rabbis and Rebbetzins of the RCV.
In the lead up to the global #ShabbatTogther, a global Shabbat of disability inclusion on Shabbat 9th February, Reuvi discussed the importance of communal leaders changing their mindset regarding inclusion, the unique Torah approach of respecting all people no matter their ability (or disability), and practical ideas on how to make Shuls more accessible and inclusive.
Torah. Spirituality. Humanitarianism.
What happens when religious devotion gets in the way of human decency?
Join Velly's Monday night class and discover newfound depth into the three pillars Judaism stands on.
Monday, 4 February, 8:00-9:00pm
Toward Inclusion
People with disabilities make up 18.6% of the population, and slowly the efforts to include them in broader society are making headway. In the Jewish community, it is up to us to make sure we are doing our part to allow these individuals access to everything Jewish, just like everyone else around them.
The beginning of any progress is discussion and awareness.
Join Chabad Malvern for a powerful two part series examining Jewish texts, modern studies as well as many learning exercises to discover how to practice inclusion of all people, no matter their ability (or disability), in our daily lives.
Presented by Rabbi Reuvi Cooper from a personal and professional perspective.
Diversity of Jewish Communities in Focus at Chabad Women's Banquet
Chabad women from around the world spoke at the Annual Gala Banquet of the Kinus Hashluchos (Women's Convention of Chabad emissaries from all over the world), where the theme of “Righteous Women: Past and Present,” connected the day-to-day work of Chabad emissaries to the heroism of their mothers and grandmothers.
Friday Night Mincha: 6:45pm Kabbalat Shabbat: 7:00pm
Shabbat: Shacharit 10:00am Mincha: 8:05pm Maariv and Shabbat ends: 9:16pm
Shiurim & Programs
Monday:
Torah Studies with Velly, 8:00-9:00pm
Tuesday:
Toward Inclusion with Reuvi, 8:00-9:00pm
Shabbat:
Shiur with Reuvi, 9:15am
Tanya Class with Velly, 7:35pm
Kiddush This Week
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Matt and Magali Stephenson-Kaplan in honour of their Birthdays.
At this week’s cholent kiddush we will hear from Yr 10 students returning from Israel.
Mazal Tov!
Mazal Tov to Ben & Jess Clark on the birth of their son on Friday, January 25, 19 Shevat.
Mazal Tov to the grandparents, Peter & Nicole Worth and Larry A"h Clark and Karen Clark.
Mazal Tov to the great-grandparents,Luisa & Jack Machlin, Nancy & Leon A"H Worth, Anna & Cyril Lutchner and Mary A”h and Harold A”h Clark.
Mazal Tov to Jason and Mel Ritterman on the birth of their son on Tuesday January 29, 23 Shevat.
Mazal Tov to Paloma Kemelman on her engagement to Jason Levin.
Mazal Tov to the parents, Gillian & Yehuda Kemelman and Nadine & David A"H Levin.
Mazal Tov to the great-grandparents, Helen & Maurice A"H Alter, Zahava & Rabbi Dr Yehoshua Kemelman, Marcelle A"H & Jack A"H Levin and Daphne & Prof Dr Albert A"H Solomon.
Condolences
To Nancy Worth on the passing of her husband and to Peter, David and Steven Worth on the passing of their father, Leon Worth on Sunday, January 27, 22 Shevat.
Wishing Long life to those that have Yahrtzeit this week
To Leon and Michael Scholl and Shirley Rutman on the Yahrtzeit of their mother Gucia Scholl, 27 Shevat, Saturday, February 2.
To Lyne Siegel on the Yahrtzeit of her father Benjamin Isaac Nessen, 29 Shevat, Monday, February 4.
To Rhonda Jacobson on the Yartzeit of her husband and to Caroline & Adam Slade-Jacobson on the Yahrtzeit of their father David Jacobson, 30 Shevat, Tuesday, February 5.
To Marcel Kaye on the Yartzeit of his wife and to Alan Kaye on the Yahrtzeit of his mother Selma Kaye, 1 Adar, Wednesday, February 6.
To Mark Gandur on the Yahrtzeit of his mother Amelia Giligich, 3 Adar, Friday, February
Friday Night Mincha: 6:45pm Kabbalat Shabbat: 7:00pm
Shabbat & Yom Tov: Shacharit 10:00am
Mincha 1hr 10min before the end of Shabbos
followed by Maariv.
Rosh Chodesh: Shacharis 6:40am (weekdays)
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Parshah Loving the Stranger The Torah asks, why should you not hate the stranger? Because you once stood where he stands now. You know the heart of the stranger because you were once a stranger in the land of Egypt.
Video Would You Hurt a Fly? Cruelty towards animals is strictly forbidden by the Torah. For two distinct reasons: one intrinsic to the life of the animal itself; the other extrinsic, yet no less important ... indeed, perhaps even more important.
Following the revelation at Sinai, G‑d legislates a series of laws for
the people of Israel. These include the laws of the indentured servant; the penalties for murder, kidnapping, assault and theft; civil laws pertaining to redress
of damages, the granting of loans and the responsibilities of the “Four
Guardians”; and the rules governing the conduct of justice by courts of law.
Also included are laws warning against mistreatment of foreigners;
the observance of the seasonal festivals, and the agricultural gifts that are to be brought to the Holy Temple in Jerusalem; the prohibition against cooking meat
with milk; and the mitzvah of prayer. Altogether, the Parshah of Mishpatim contains 53
mitzvot—23 imperative commandments and 30 prohibitions.
G‑d promises to bring the people of Israel to the Holy
Land, and warns them against assuming the pagan ways of its current inhabitants.
The people of Israel proclaim, “We
will do and we will hear all that G‑d commands us.” Leaving Aaron and Hur in charge in
the Israelite camp, Moses ascends Mount Sinai and remains there for forty days and forty nights to receive the Torah from G‑d.
Even when we make a genuine effort to associate with people who face life optimistically and to spend more time in uplifting environments, it’s still not always possible to escape undesirable ...
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