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 Shalom and welcome to theMNSwebsite, the on-line home of Middlesex New Synagogue, launched in June 2007.
Middlesex New Synagogue is one of the largest synagogues in the Reform Movement and serves Harrow, Kenton, Wembley, Pinner, Hatch End, Stanmore, Northwood and Watford with a wide range of religious, educational and communal facilities for all ages.
theMNSwebsite has been developed with the aim of providing information not only for and about the MNS community, but also to the wider Jewish and non-Jewish communities. As well as the latest news and dates for your diary, there is information about all aspects of the Synagogue and its activities as well as special articles and features.
Please browse through its pages and see if anything takes your fancy; bookmark www.mns.org.uk and make sure to visit again. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information found in this website is accurate, and we apologise for any errors. If you have any comments regarding theMNSwebsite, please drop a line to
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 Rabbi Middleton writes: Now that the long summer days are growing shorter and the month of Elul has arrived, our minds turn to the New Year.
‘Elul’, says Moses ben Abraham of Premsla, 'is a time to prepare oneself for the High Holidays with reflection and teshuvah. ‘Ani l’dodi v’dodi li ‘ - I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine - make up the word elul. If we genuinely desire to return to God in teshuvah, then God’s love will be stirred towards us and our teshuvah will be accepted.’
Teshuvah does not just mean ‘returning’ – it also means ‘response’. The month Elul demands of us not just to reflect on the past but to respond to it appropriately in order to secure a better future.
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Leaving school? Taking a gap year? Going to university? Then hopefully the following will be of interest. If you can recommend other sources of information for Jewish school-leavers and students, please drop a line to
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who would like to develop this article as part of Youth Matters; thanks.
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 Into recycling? Creative? Like competitions? Then why not build a model Succah using only recycled materials, and bring it along to the Synagogue on Erev Succot: Monday 13th October.
Prizes will be awarded (by Living Judaism at MNS) for the model with the best use of recycled materials, and there will be a children's category and a family category.
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for further information.
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 On 7th September the European Days of Jewish Culture & Heritage launches nearly three weeks of activities celebrating Jewish culture and tradition, many based on this year's theme of Music - an international language that speaks to us all.
Launched in the Alsace by the B'nai B'rith Lodge in Strasbourg in 1996, the European Days of Jewish Culture & Heritage has now beome an established feature of the European Jewish calendar, last year attracting around 200,000 visitors. For further information about events both here and on the Continent, visit www.bbuk.org and download the events programme from B'nai B'rith UK.
MNS will be exhibiting its scrolls from 10:00am to 12 noon on Sunday 7th September.
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