Join us at 5.30pm when Joan Noble will interview Anne Shooter.

Anne Shooter had been a journalist at the Daily Mail for almost 20 years when she decided to follow her passion for cooking and train to be a chef at Leith’s School of Food and Wine at the age of 40. Since then she has had two cookery books published, Sesame & Spice – a book of Jewish baking – and Cherish, a collection of Jewish recipes from family, friends and communities all over the world.

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Her recipes span from traditional Jewish food, often with its roots in Eastern Europe, to more modern creations, using spices and ingredients more in line with those used in Israel and other parts of the Middle East. All of her dishes are quick, simple and foolproof: As a working wife and mum she has no interest in food that needs hard-to-find ingredients or takes too long to prepare!

Join us at 2.30pm when Steve Levinson will interview Gillian Perry

Gillian co-founded the Anne Frank Trust UK in 1990, along with family and friends of Anne Frank’s father, Otto Frank. In 2010, she was awarded an MBE for her work in education.

She is now the Honorary Vice President, Anne Frank Trust UK and the Community Outreach Ambassador, Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect USA.

The Anne Frank Trust uses Anne Frank’s powerful and tragic story to help young people understand and challenge prejudice and hatred, and embrace positive attitudes, responsibility and respect for others.

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Study Torah with one of our Rabbis

11.00 am Wednesday morning

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All Mosaic members are invited to chat with “recycled” Chairman of Mosaic Reform, Harry Grant!
How has the past month been for you?  Join us on the last Thursday of the month to catch up with friends and chat about whatever’s on your mind.

Please bring your own cuppa and cookies (optional)

2.30 pm for an hour or so

https://zoom.us/j/94138560666

or you can dial in from your phone at 0203 481 5237
Meeting ID: 941 3856 0666

Neil Goodman, will present another entertaining on-line quiz for the Mosaic Jewish Community & friends. No winners, no prizes, just a lot of fun. Refreshments: whatever is left over from lunch!

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Meeting ID: 836 6939 7471

If you don’t have a computer / tablet / smartphone you can still call in (standard charges apply) 0203 051 2874
Meeting ID as above

Jackie Briggs  is the proud parent of two children who are lesbian and gay.  Both are now in their 30’s but about 20 years ago she began working as a volunteer for Families Together London which supports parents who are going through difficult times when they discover their child/ren comes out as LGBT.  She hopes that her talk, which covers many aspects of being such a parent, is informative, enlightening and uplifting.’

starting at 2:30 pm

To join the meeting click:  JACS On-line meeting

Meeting ID:  876 2441 8134

The meeting will be opened from 2:15 pm to allow you time to connect and chat.

Bring your own tea and cake!

Study Torah with one of our Rabbis

11.00 am Wednesday morning

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BE STILL AND KNOW

Join Esther Aronsfeld from 2.00-3.00 pm for an experience of Jewish meditation.

Meditation lies at the heart of the Jewish spiritual experience.

Come and experience some of the core Jewish meditation practices and how to apply them in your daily life.

Suitable for beginners, you won’t need to get into a full lotus position to benefit from this ancient spiritual practice which offers a path to a deeper connection with the spiritual side of Judaism and to greater self-awareness.

We will be in silence for part of the time.

This session will be held on Zoom and the details will be available nearer the time.

Western perceptions of biblical events from the Renaissance to the present day by Adam Green

Join us at 5.30pm for Adam’s presentation

Adam’s talk is about two of his greatest passions – art and biblical criticism – concentrating on the role of fine art (including sculpture), literature and cinema upon our perceptions of Bible texts and personalities.

Adam is an artist, illustrator and author, who trained at St. Martins School of Art and has exhibited in the UK and overseas. His patrons include the late Duke of Devonshire and the governments of Israel and Chile. One highpoint was designing the cover for the UK paperback edition of the novel, Billy Bathgate.

Adam lived in Israel in 1970 and then again from 2009 until 2012, and recently spent two years in Sweden. He currently divides his time between London, Oxford and southern Spain where Adam makes Moscatel wine. His first book, King Saul – The True History of the First Messiah was published to critical acclaim in 2007, and in 2014 Adam published his first novel – ARK (previously, The Sons of Kohath).

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Join us at 2.30 when Danielle Sanderson will be interviewed by Steve Levinson.

Danielle read Physics at Oxford University and joined Sema Group, a multinational software company where she worked on operational research and mathematical modelling. She moved to the Training Department, where she introduced goal setting and action planning on all training courses and decided she should practice what she was preaching. In addition to various work-related goals, she set herself the goals of participating in the Krypton Factor on ITV and running the London Marathon.

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Join us at 5:30 pm when Ralph Kley will reveal his years of collecting – you name it, he has found a place for it in his home.

He recently attended the Morris Collins talks on Eccentric Collections and thought – “hang on a minute I’ve got loads of stuff and promptly went off to produce a book through the decades of ephemera, memorabilia and more.

Memorabilia, Ephemera???  Many (including his long-suffering wife) would call it rubbish…let us know what you think.

Joan Noble will help Ralph reveal his many varied interests and take us on a trip down memory lane.  Find out more about his years of collecting.

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Meeting ID: 857 9831 7848

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The Board of Deputies’ Hidden Treasures’ celebrates the archives in Britain that tell the story of Jews in Britain. Over 50 archives, throughout the country, are part of the Hidden Treasures network. They hold material – photographs, documents, audio and video recordings – about Jews in this country, dating from the eleventh century to 2021.

Board of Deputies Archives and Heritage Manager, Dawn Waterman will tell us more about the project and share some of her favourite images from the archives – which are sure to spark memories and comment. She’ll also explain the ways in which you can be involved in this exciting project.

Starting at 2:30 pm

To join the meeting click:  JACS On-line meeting

Meeting ID:  891 1690 1344

The meeting will be opened from 2:15 pm to allow you time to connect and chat.

Bring your own tea and cake!