by Deborah Roos | Sep 21, 2020 | Sermons
‘I Just Want the Future to be Good’ Today we celebrate the birthday of the world, and the creation of humankind. Adam and Eve are made from the mud of the earth, the first Earthlings, formed from the same substance as the seas and the skies, the flowers, the forests...
by Deborah Roos | Dec 10, 2019 | Sermons
Election Special: The Religious Duty to Vote Two or three times a year the Reform and Liberal Rabbis get together, for learning and discussion on a pressing issue of the day. In the summer, we held a special debate on our role as Rabbis in any upcoming election. One...
by Deborah Roos | Oct 10, 2019 | Sermons
YK Day It’s All About Relationship! It’s YK morning. The good news - You’ve survived Rosh HaShanah! The not so good news – there are still 234 pages of the Machzor and more than 7 hours of praying left before that cup of tea and another piece of honey cake at the end...
by Stefan Roos | Sep 30, 2019 | Sermons
Rabbi, Do I Need to Believe in God? People often confess private and intimate things to their Rabbi. Rabbi Jonathan Romain, of broadcasting and media fame, has even written a book, ‘Confessions of a Rabbi,’ which is a recommended light-hearted, entertaining, and...
by Stefan Roos | Sep 29, 2019 | Sermons
Climate Emergency: Stepping up as Trustees of God’s Creation Today we celebrate the creation of the earth – God’s creation of the seas and the skies, the trees and the flowers, all of earth’s creatures, from the tiniest insect to the mightiest ocean whale; to...
by Deborah Roos | Mar 25, 2019 | Sermons
Facing the Amalek Within We are living through unprecedented times. At home, the UK faces the most serious political and constitutional crisis since the Second World War. Division sears through our political parties, through Parliament, through regions of our country,...
