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Here you'll find all the latest Yeshurun information on service times, activities and news. Detailed monthly and weekly members' newsletters are available by email on request to the Office. We have a number of regular programmes such as:
Youth Minyan and Childrens' Services - Shabbat and Yomtov mornings
Yearn 2 Learn - Post Bat/BarMitzvah ages; Boys Wednesdays 6:45-7:30 pm, Girls Thursdays 8:00-9:15 pm
Yesh Kids - Years 1 to 5 - Wednesdays 4:00-5:30 pm
Cheder - Sunday mornings
Bnei Akiva - Shabbat afternoons
Seed Adult Learning - Mondays 8:30pm. Gemorrah Shiur - Wednesdays 6:30 pm
Rabbi Kupetz Shiur - Thursday 8:00 pm
Pilates - Tuesdays 8:15 pm
Ask the Office for details of the above and see also the Calendar for many other events at Yeshurun.
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Shacharit:
Normal service times are as follows:
Sundays and Bank Holidays: 8:45am
Mondays and Thursdays: 7:20am
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 7:30am
Rosh Chodesh Sundays: 8:30am; Rosh Chodesh Weekdays: 7:15am
Mincha Weekday services during winter (until 25th March) are usually at 1.00pm, with many thanks to Robert A. Cohen. On Sundays, Mincha and Maariv services will be held at same time as Mincha on the preceding Shabbat (see Calendar).
Maariv Evenings: During winter services will normally be at 7:30pm. From 29th March, the service will be preceded by Mincha.
See the Calendar for Shabbat, Yom Tov and Selichot times |
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Yeshurun Steam Train Trip |
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 In November, Cheadle’s Yeshurun Synagogue members, with their friends and families, enjoyed an imaginative Sunday trip out with family and friends on the Churnet Valley Railway
One hundred and sixty excited travellers climbed on the old steam train which puffed through the countryside.
Children (and adults) were able to clamber on to the engine where staff explained the workings of the engine, and they enjoyed stops at the lovingly restored picturesque stations. With packed lunches and afternoon tea, strolls through the neighbouring countryside, rounded off with Mincha and Maariv service and communal singing on the return journey, a great day was had by all.
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New Curtains for the High Festivals |
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 Rosh Hashana 2009 has seen the introduction of beautiful new curtains for the Ark created by Yeshurun member Shosh Lewis, a talented and artistic designer. These will be used during the High Holy Days in future years.
The curtains are headed by the phrase "Repentance, Prayer and Charity" in Hebrew and incorporate the seasonal symbols of the Shofar, Pomegranate, Scales of Justice, Book of Life, Apple and Honey, and the Lulav. The curtains are complemented by matching new covers for the Bimah and Lectern
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Twenty Years of Women in Judaism |
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Yeshurun's pioneering Women in Judaism group celebrated their achievements over 20 years during this year's High Festivals by mounting a Retrospective Exhibition in the library area of the synagogue.
This fascinating exhibition includes tributes to the work of the Group, memories of their past events (including high profile Guest Speakers), study days, and Simchat Torah Celebrations.
The Women’s Simchat Torah celebration this year will be on the theme of Chesed with speakers from the Women in Judaism group and a guest speaker, radio journalist Judy Merry, will talk on her research into “Manchester’s Jewish Women Philanthropists of the Last Century”.
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Twelve Tribes Sponsorship |
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The Twelve Tribes, the shul magazine, is looking for new sponsors so that it can continue with its endeavours. Click on the blue banner above for more information about the 'Buy a brick and build a wall' campaign'. You can be a fundamental part of a big project! |
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