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D’var Torah: Parashat Vayechi
In this week’s D’var Torah the Chief Rabbi explains the beautiful meaning behind the blessing our Patriach Jacob gives to his grandchildren. Be like fish. This was the essence of Read more... -
D’var Torah: Parashat Vayigash
In this week’s D’var Torah the Chief Rabbi asks how we can maximise the opportunity of every day. How many days old are you? This sounds like an odd thing Read more... -
D’var Torah: Chanukah
In this week’s D’var Torah, the Chief Rabbi teaches that we learn from the festival of Chanukah that dedication and education must go hand in hand. Dedication and education must Read more... -
Thought for the Day: ‘There is no education like adversity’
To mark the beginning of Chanukah, the Chief Rabbi contemplates on how facing adversity can often lead to the greatest achievements. Listen to the Audio here. You can read the Read more... -
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis: We must all fight slavery
In 1992, the Nation of Islam published one of the most insidious works of antisemitism of the modern era. Entitled, The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews, it Read more... -
D’var Torah: Parashat Vayeishev
In this week’s D’var Torah the Chief Rabbi asks what it was that caused the waters to part. What did the sea see? In Psalm 114, which we chant during Read more... -
D’var Torah: Parashat Vayishlach
In this week’s D’var Torah the Chief Rabbi wonders whether El Al is a suitable name for an airline. Is El Al a suitable name for an airline? The term Read more... -
D’var Torah: Parashat Vayeitzei
In this week’s D’var Torah the Chief Rabbi ponders the question: why are we compared to dust? Why are we compared to dust? In Parashat Vayetzei immediately after his dream Read more... -
D’var Torah: Parashat Toldot
In this week’s D’var Torah the Chief Rabbi explains why Yitzchak is the embodiment of continuity and stability. ‘The son of his father and the father of his son.’ Is Read more... -
Faith schools don’t need to be divisive, but can be a place to celebrate what we have in common
Faith schools don’t need to be divisive, but can be a place to celebrate what we have in common The Council of Christians and Jews was established in 1942, at Read more...
