Kia Ora and Shalom
Auckland Hebrew Congregation
Welcome! We’re a modern orthodox congregation committed to providing inclusive engaging shule services, educational and social events for all age groups.
A warm and welcoming community is at the heart of Auckland Hebrew Congregation (AHC). We have moved to a wonderful new site on Remuera Road. Whether you’ve grown up in Auckland, you’re a new arrival, or you’re just passing through, the AHC welcomes you and invites you to attend services and community events.
Community Leadership
On the Bimah and beyond…
We are blessed to have a wonderful religious leadership team comprised of Rabbi Moshe Rube, who is currently our interim Rabbinic leader and our Shlichim Ariel and Roni HaCohen.
Visit Our Kosher Café
The Kosher Deli is Auckland’s largest stockist of Kosher food and the city’s only Kosher café. The Deli offers a wide range of Kosher local and speciality goods from all over the world including meat, chicken, and cheese. We also have a cafe cabinet offering fresh, healthy and delicious daily meals and baked Challot every Friday. Catering is available on request.
Membership
Our modest size, about 500 families, offers a close communal benefit to our members. In addition to the usual membership benefits, such as participating in a range of services, religious educational instruction for children, young adults and adults, and High Holiday services, our members have an opportunity to develop close personal relationships with Rabbi Rube and other member families.
Kadimah School
Kadimah School is an inclusive primary school (Year 0 – 8) with a strong tradition of academic excellence and a focus on community values. Underpinned by its special Jewish character, Kadimah welcomes children from all backgrounds.
Kadimah Preschool
At Kadimah Preschool we create a warm and secure environment in which your child’s development and early education are encouraged and supported by the key Jewish values of learning, caring and charity, coupled with the New Zealand Early Childhood Curriculum – Te Whāriki.