Repairing the World

"Tikkun olam" describes the ancient Jewish concept that each of us can and should play a role in repairing what is broken in our world. For Mitzvah Day, when the Jewish community and others will engage in community service projects, we will explore how we can live into the idea of tikkun olam.

Using hand sanitiser, wearing masks and maintaining social distance is now a matter of personal choice when you come to our spacious and airy Chapel. For more information, visit our Covid page.

You can also watch online via our YouTube Channel. 

You are also invited to join us afterwards for a virtual social gathering, Virtual Side Aisle, at noon via Zoom. Details and the Zoom link are on our weekly update email. You can also find the Zoom link on YouTube – in the Service description, under the video. Click the Connect link and it will take you to Zoom.

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Retiring Collection

Can be made as cash or contactless donations at the back of the Chapel. You can also donate to the Chapel online. Our collections in November, with the exception of online donations, will be shared with the Good Cause of the Month, the Royal Free Charity. Any Gift Aid claimed by the Chapel will go wholly to support the Chapel.

Image by Joel Muniz on Unsplash.