Shabbat Noach
Coming Up!
Join the next few events coming your way! SAVE THE DATES!
SHABBAT PROJECT 2022
So excited for this year’s Challah bake and events around the Shabbat project. Looking forward to seeing as many of you possible!
SAVE THE DATES for an awesome Challah bake and a community lunch. Can’t wait!
SUMMER CAMP 2022!!! If you haven’t signed up yet, you definitely want to get moving, we are minutes away from not having more space. Don’t wait for the last minute, we have an unforgettable camp coming your way!
Juniors: 20th-25th December
Seniors: 18th-25th December
Please be aware spots are limited. We will notify you once we have reached capacity, and will send through the details for a waiting list form for families who have missed out. Link and poster attached below!
LAST WEEK
Bnei Akiva getaway for a fun and memorable Shabbaton!
This past Shabbat we were delighted so spend time with the senior Chanichim and Madrichim of Bnei Akiva.
Together we celebrated Shabbat, enjoyed great bonding time and Peulot and camped out on mattresses at a campsite in Blockhouse Bay. It was the first Shabbaton in a while and it was definitely one to remember and repeat. Special thank you to Eleasha White, Rosh Auckland and her wonderful family for all the support in planning and executing such a great Shabbat. Can’t wait for camp that’s around the corner!
Refuah Shlema to all community members feeling sick or needing extra care. We loved visiting some of you this week and are hoping to visit all of you when suits and when everyone is well enough. Until we see you again, know we are thinking of you all and missing seeing your faces in our community!
Looking forward to seeing you all join this years Shabbat project!💜
The Fogels
If you haven’t joined the community’s WhatsApp group to be updated about all the upcoming events, youth activities, Shabbat programmes, bravery notices and more - now’s the time!!
Mikveh Notice:
Please note you can book the mikveh through Rachel at the office. If you require a Balanit, please reach out to Elisheva in advance.
Generously supported by the Joyce Fisher Charitable Trust