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Contacting the shul office is the first port of call for any information regarding the Synagogue, the Community - Services and Events
Belmont Synagogue,
101 Vernon Drive,
Stanmore,
Middlesex HA7 2BW
T: 0208 426 0104
F: 0208 427 2046
E: office@belmontsynagogue.org.uk
Office Hours:
Sunday: 9.30am 12.30pm
Monday - Thursday: 9.15am -3.00pm
Thursday evenings: 7.30pm - 9.30pm
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Upcoming Events
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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN BELMONT

This year the Rosh is Zach Broza, ably assisted by brother Josh, running an excellent weekly programme with their Madrichim from 3.00-5.00 on Shabbat afternoons - please contact the Shul Office for more details. Bnei Akiva also run camps for kids aged 10 and upwards - for details contact the Bnei Akiva offices or checkout their website. _links_bar" class="link_section_bar"> This year the Rosh is Zach Broza, ably assisted by brother Josh, running an excellent weekly programme with their Madrichim from 3.00-5.00 on Shabbat afternoons - please contact the Shul Office for more details. Bnei Akiva also run camps for kids aged 10 and upwards - for details contact the Bnei Akiva offices or checkout their website. _links'); toggleImage('This year the Rosh is Zach Broza, ably assisted by brother Josh, running an excellent weekly programme with their Madrichim from 3.00-5.00 on Shabbat afternoons - please contact the Shul Office for more details. Bnei Akiva also run camps for kids aged 10 and upwards - for details contact the Bnei Akiva offices or checkout their website. _arrow','/images/icons/arrow-side.gif','/images/icons/arrow-down.gif');">

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About Belmont

BEAVER SCOUTS
Mondays 5.55-6.55 p.m., ages 6-8 years
Contact: Sandra Rose via the Shul Office

CUB SCOUTS
Mondays 7.00-8.30 p.m., ages 8-11 years
Contact: Julia Hildebrand via the Shul Office

SCOUTS
Wednesdays 7.15-8.45 p.m., ages 11-14 years
Contact: John Ziedman via the Shul Office

BELMONT BROWNIES meet on a Thursday between 6pm and 7.30pm. Our exciting programme this term includes a visit to the local fire station, horse riding, archery, cooking and various craft making. We currently have spaces for any girls aged between 7 and 10. If you have a daughter or know anyone who might be interested in joining our unit the please contact Andrea Winthrop (Brown Owl) via the Shul Office.

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Mondays 5.55-6.55 p.m., ages 6-8 years
Contact: Sandra Rose via the Shul Office

CUB SCOUTS
Mondays 7.00-8.30 p.m., ages 8-11 years
Contact: Julia Hildebrand via the Shul Office

SCOUTS
Wednesdays 7.15-8.45 p.m., ages 11-14 years
Contact: John Ziedman via the Shul Office

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BEAVER SCOUTS
Mondays 5.55-6.55 p.m., ages 6-8 years
Contact: Sandra Rose via the Shul Office

CUB SCOUTS
Mondays 7.00-8.30 p.m., ages 8-11 years
Contact: Julia Hildebrand via the Shul Office

SCOUTS
Wednesdays 7.15-8.45 p.m., ages 11-14 years
Contact: John Ziedman via the Shul Office

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BEAVER SCOUTS
Mondays 5.55-6.55 p.m., ages 6-8 years
Contact: Sandra Rose via the Shul Office

CUB SCOUTS
Mondays 7.00-8.30 p.m., ages 8-11 years
Contact: Julia Hildebrand via the Shul Office

SCOUTS
Wednesdays 7.15-8.45 p.m., ages 11-14 years
Contact: John Ziedman via the Shul Office

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BEAVER SCOUTS Mondays 5.55-6.55 p.m., ages 6-8 years Contact: Sandra Rose via the Shul Office

CUB SCOUTS Mondays 7.00-8.30 p.m., ages 8-11 years Contact: Julia Hildebrand via the Shul Office

SCOUTS Wednesdays 7.15-8.45 p.m., ages 11-14 years Contact: John Ziedman via the Shul Office

BEAVER SCOUTS
Mondays 5.55-6.55 p.m., ages 6-8 years
Contact: Sandra Rose via the Shul Office

CUB SCOUTS
Mondays 7.00-8.30 p.m., ages 8-11 years
Contact: Julia Hildebrand via the Shul Office

SCOUTS
Wednesdays 7.15-8.45 p.m., ages 11-14 years
Contact: John Ziedman via the Shul Office

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5TH STANMORE SCOUT GROUP
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The Ladies Shiur welcomes you to its summer session with a programme of exciting speakers guaranteed to prompt stimulating discussions. Meeting in the shul on alternate Tuesdays from 9.30-11.00 a.m. £24 per term or £5 per session. For further details contact Sue Broza via the shul office 10 May - "Is It A Mitzvah To Be Happy?" - Mimi Meyer 24 May - "The Story of Hannah Senesh" - Karine Morris 14 June - "Female Artist Grapples With Traditional Rabbinic Mysogyny" - Jacqueline Nicholls 28 June - "What's So Special About A Birthday Anyway" - Rabbi Elchonon Feldman 12 July - "Is There A Place for Zealots In the Torah?" - Lindsay Simmonds _links" class="link_section" style="display: none;">
It is a golden rule here at Belmont that all shiurim welcome everyone regardless of previous qualification. There is no minimum level of learning required and they are generally interactive and enjoyable as well as worthwhile. At present there is a shiur on Shabbat afternoon between Mincha & Maariv, given by Rabbi Elchonon

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Childrens' and toddlers' services
Come and join the Children's and Toddlers' every Shabbat at around 10.45am.
Youth services
The youth service welcomes youngsters in their pre-Bar and Batmitzvah years up to age 19.
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Come and join the Children's and Toddlers' every Shabbat at around 10.45am.
Youth services
The youth service welcomes youngsters in their pre-Bar and Batmitzvah years up to age 19.
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Come and join the Children's and Toddlers' every Shabbat at around 10.45am.
Youth services
The youth service welcomes youngsters in their pre-Bar and Batmitzvah years up to age 19.
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Come and join the Children's and Toddlers' every Shabbat at around 10.45am.
Youth services
The youth service welcomes youngsters in their pre-Bar and Batmitzvah years up to age 19.
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Childrens' and toddlers' services
Come and join the Children's and Toddlers' every Shabbat at around 10.45am.
Youth services
The youth service welcomes youngsters in their pre-Bar and Batmitzvah years up to age 19.

Childrens' and toddlers' services
Come and join the Children's and Toddlers' every Shabbat at around 10.45am.
Youth services
The youth service welcomes youngsters in their pre-Bar and Batmitzvah years up to age 19.
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Youth, Children's Toddlers

Learning Breakfasts - held after davening on Sunday morning include a guest speaker as well as coffee and croissants - what more could you ask to start your day on an occasional weekend.
We cannot wait to see which community around the globe will be featured next in the 'Jews around the World' series. This long running event features either a film or a speaker about the history and background of a Jewish community anywhere around the world. The evening includes a suitable supper to bring the flavour of that part of the world. So when we heard about the Jews of China - we had Chinese food; we have also heard about the Jews of India, the Southern States of America, the United Kingdom, Persia and Ireland. The most recent event in this series featured the Jews of Italy with a talk by Eli Kienwald, a past Warden of Belmont, which was accompanied by a pizza supper
....And this is just a flavour of the varied productions presented by the LBC so their events are always worth attending and come recommended.

The LBC is broadly our adult education committee organising events with an educational rather than a fund raising focus.
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A journalist by profession, Raffi is new to the Board this year

Raffi Berg

Alison is now in her third year on the Board of Management

Alison Gellman

As well as her Board responsibility for Youth, Fiona is currently the editor of Kadimah

Fiona Rose

At Belmont we pride ourselves on being a warm and welcoming community. Whether you are visiting just to try out the shul or for a special simcha, wedding, bar- or bat-mitzvah or any other occasion you will find a friendly and helpful community.

Click the link for the 'About Belmont' page for directions to the synagogue or use the 'Belmont Finder' button on the right hand side of this page to see a map of the area.

Visitors

Belmonde is edited by Stuart Burns and is published and distributed in time for Rosh Hashannah each year. The glossy magazine features extensive articles and photography to highlight the shuls events and programs.

There is a wealth of high quality articles beautifully presented that are a credit to the Synagogue. Make sure you read this cover to cover.

Belmonde

Belmont Synagogue is part of a regional cheder which meets every Sunday morning on the premises of Stanmore Synagogue. Children between the ages of 5 and 11 are taught with their peers in a warm, stimulating and friendly environment.

There is also a Bnei Mitzvah Programme called S.M.I.L.E (Sunday Morning Interactive Learning Experience) which is an alternative to the United Synagogue Bar Mitzvah test. Here, the boys and girls in school years 7 and 8 are prepared for the period up to and beyond their Bar or Bat Mitzvah by young, inspiring teachers.

If you would like your child to further their Jewish education, they can also enrol for the two year Jewish studies GCSE course in Philosphy and Ethics which is taught by a qualified teacher. It is open to all children in school Year 9.

Cheder

Caroline is in charge of arranging the Kiddushim for Shabbat and Yomtov

Caroline Burke

Click the link below to open the Times of Services. You can use this file to save or print, if you want to keep it handy, but of course the best option is to save this Website in your favourites so that it's just one click to come back regularly and check the up-to-date information on events as well as service times.

Service Times

David has returned to the Board this year

David Lerner

David joined the Shul in 1982 and this is his fourth stint on the board of management.

David Freedman

During term time 7 Up Club meets every Tuesday evening on the shul premises. It is ably run and managed by Andrew Essex and his team of dedicated leaders. They offer a range of activities from arts and crafts to games and sports and is enjoyed by all of the children (as the title suggests) from age 7 upwards.

7-Up Club

Each week the shul office sends out an electronic newsletter by e-mail with a summary of what is happening in the shul during the forthcoming week, including times of services and simachot being celebrated on the coming Shabbat, as well as activities and events happening in and around the shul.

Last but not least, there is a short drosha on the week's Sedra - if you would like to contribute one, please contact Tina via the shul office

Weekly Email Newsletter

Ellis has recently joined the admin team having recently retired as a facilities manager.

Ellis Temerlies

For obvious reasons we dont go into detail about our security arrangements and the equipment and precautions we employ. However it is worth mentioning that we always need volunteers to assist with security rotas. Please contact the Shul office if you are interested in volunteering to help with security for belmont Synagogue. Dont worry if you dont know what to do - there is training available from the CST.

Security

For over 25 years Hermann has

Hermann Hirschberger

Frances is now in her third term of office as Vice-Chairman

Frances Grossman

I have been Secretary/Administrator at Belmont Synagogue since February 1989 and so I think must be considered as part of the fixtures and fittings.

Carole Fletcher

Julian is now in his third year on the Board

Julian Charles

Louise has the job of raising awareness of Chesed within the community

Louise Bronstein

Maxwell has been a member of the shul since the mid-1970s and joined the Board of Management last year

Maxwell Nisner

Michelle has been a member of Belmont since 1996

Michelle Solomon

My name is David McMillan. I worked for 25 years at Stanmore College as a Site Supervisor before retiring in 2007. I now work as weekend caretaker at Belmont Synagogue with a wonderful crowd of people.

Caretaker - Weekend

My name is Noel Lynch and I worked for many years as a Maintenance Fitter for Scapa Tapes. I am now very happy working as a part-time caretaker at Belmont Synagogue.

Caretaker - Weekday

Norman joined Belmont in 1972

Norman Rubin

Our entrance foyer is now graced with two new sculptures, made exclusively for our shul. The Tree of Life is an opportunity for members to dedicate leaves to loved ones who have passed away. Already, 70 leaves (out of the 150 or so available) have been chosen to honour the lives of relatives of community members

The Simcha Branch is an opportunity to celebrate births, marriages, wedding anniversaries or just about any great family milestone by way of a "fruit" dedication. With 100 apples available, we already have fruit for 25 celebrations

The shul is asking for a minimum donation of £75 for each leaf or fruit and if you have gift aid then your donation is even more valuable to us. Proceeds from the sponsorships are being used to help upgrade our facilities and one immediate result of the early success of this project is the arrival of new chairs in the shul.

At present, a proportion from each donation is going towards replacing trees lost in the recent fires in the Carmel Forest

Tree of Life & Simcha Branch

Paul is enjoying another term on the Board. In his 'day job' he works in IT so obviously he gets this portfolio for the shul too!

Paul Jacobs

Richard has been a member of Belmont since 2005

Richard Cowen

SUNDAY 11 DECEMBER
Ruby Hilburn, mother of Ruth Freeman
11.30 a.m. at Bushey

SUNDAY 18 DECEMBER
Ronald Segal, husband of Ruth Segal and father of Ian Segal
12.00 noon at Bushey

SUNDAY 29 JANUARY
Lillian Corin, sister of Cyril Mills
10.30 a.m. at Bushey

Forthcoming Stone Settings

Stephen has been a member of Belmont Since 1977 and has been involved in a variety of communal activities including the Board of Management, Cheder committee and adult education.

Stephen Grossman

Stephen is also a member of the Board of Management.

Stephen Grossman

Teddy has been a member of Belmont for 25 years

Teddy Littner

Telephone Number: 020 8426 0104

Belmont Enquiry

The Honorary Officers and Board of Management extend a warm Belmont welcome to Rabbi Elchonon and Rebbetzin Jacqueline Feldman, together with their children Reuven, Malka and Shlomo

Rabbi Elchonon Feldman

The choir performs on the Yomim Noraim, Chagim and monthly on the Shabbat prior to Rosh Chodesh as well as on special occasions. If you have a voice and enjoy the melodies of our tefilla, the choir is always be pleased to welcome new members.

Contact Anthony Kaiser, Choir Secretary, via the shul office for further details

Belmont Choir

The society is involved in coordinating our connection to Israel and organising occasional events.

Israel Society

The synagogue welcomes advertising in both Kadimah and Belmonde. Please click the contact link below for more information about advertising in either of these two excellent publications.

Your enquiries will be most welcome and would of course help to fund these worthwhile publications and would serve to present your product or company in an excellent light.

Advertising

This is Anthony's fifth year as Chairman, after having spent 3 years as Warden of the Shul.

Anthony Broza

This magazine is our shul's way of keeping the membership up-to-date with events past, present and future. The format allows more lively graphics than the weekly newsletter, as well as some advertising, and the community is kept well informed with announcements such as Mazeltovs, Condolences and forthcoming Stonesettings as well as advance publicity for events and functions to put in your diary and articles of general interest.

The useful information is all there too - so you have times of services for the coming months and details of the busy on-going schedule in the building - clubs, groups,etc

If you have an item you would like included in the next edition, please e-mail it to the shul office at office@belmontsynagogue.org.uk

Kadimah

Tina brings with her a wealth of experience in various areas of shul life

Tina Freedman

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