Burns Night at Belmont

Welcome to Belmont online!
Belmont Synagogue is an orthodox community of six hundred families in north-west London founded in the mid-1960s. We have a wide range of communal activities including daily services, educational programmes and special activities for all age groups.

The community is led by Rabbi Elchonon Feldman and his wife Jacqueline, as well as Chairman, Frances Grossman, and a Board of Management.

One of the best kept secrets in the United Synagogue, we are surrounded by excellent Jewish primary and secondary schools.

Belmont is also surrounded by an eruv, which connects to other local eruvim and makes it easier to celebrate Shabbat with friends and family.

You will find more about Belmont on this website but the best way to get to know us it to visit. We promise you a very warm welcome!

This week at Belmont

Tuesday 27 January 9:30am-11:00am “Who is in Control? From Ancient Egypt to Today The Question Plagues Us” with Roisy Nevies LLB Hons and Bradfield Graduate. You will be very welcome; no previous Jewish knowledge required. £5.00 Contact Sue Broza 020 8954 2771.

2:00pm-3:00pm Tuesday 27 January, Pilates
Classes to suit all ages and abilities. Exercises can even be done from a chair! Email Norman Rubin for further details.

8:00-9:00pm Tuesday 27 January, Strickly Fitness Class
For Belmont ladies and girls. A great mix of toning and Strictly Ballroom dance moves as well as some familiar Zumba tracks. No partner needed or previous experience required. £7 a class. All ladies/girls welcome. Contact Jane Marks for details.

8.30-9.30pm Shabbat 30 January, After-supper Shabbat celebration
(not at the shul)
Points to Ponder — Silke Goldberg “Environment versus Profit—striking a balance”. Silke specialises in energy law and has extensive experience of advising on complex international power projects relating to energy.

Dvar Torah — Michael Krantz “Topical Themes”. Michael is head of The Waste & Renewable Resources team and a consultant at DMH Stallard.

Further information from Rabbi Elchonon or David Lerner.

Services this week
Weekday services will be at the usual times.

Mincha and Shabbat on 30 January will begin at 4:31pm. Sabbat will end at 5:38pm.

Mincha and Shabbat on 6 February will begin at 4:44pm. Sabbat will end at 5:49pm.