Stenecourt - Manchester Great and New Synagogue

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	Following the merger of Manchester Great and New Synagogue with Central and North Manchester Synagogue the Shul is now called Manchester, Great, New and Central Synagogue. Stenecourt welcomes Rabbi and Rebbitzin Rubinstein and all of the new members. Following the above merger this website is being totally refurbished. Apart from Service Times and Shiur Times there will be no further updates to the site until the new site is up and running, hopefully between Pesach and Shevuos. If anyone has any ideas for the new site, or articles to be included please contact Avril at webmaster@stenecourt.com	Forthcoming Social Events Please make a note in your diary of the following dates:- Shabbat Parshat Chukat / Balak 5769

	The Shul Constitution SOS Fund "Stenecourt Operation Survivors" Appeal Please Support SOS Cards are available from the Shool Office or Please contact Martin Seitler if you wish to make any donations to this very important fund. Click here for more details about SOS This fund has been set up in order to offer help and support to our adopted families who have suffered from terrorist attacks in Israel. CST Manchester K WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE ON THIS WEBSITE? If there is anything you would like to see on this website that would be of interest to Stenecourt members please contact Avril STENECOURT STAND WITH THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL TRIBUTE TO MYER FREEDMAN z'l
		Other items of interest Chag Mag Articles The Stenecourt Family

	Stenecourt History The origin of the Manchester community is shrouded in obscurity. Jews appear to have settled in Manchester about the year 1780, congregating about the precincts of Shudehill and Long Millgate.....Read more

		Our Minister Our Senior Minister is Rev Gabriel Brodie. As you can see from the "history" section, Rev Brodie first joined Stenecourt in 1944 and has been with us ever since, probably one of the longest if not the longest serving Minister currently in Anglo Jewry. Read More Following the recent merger of Manchester Great and new Synagogue with Central and North Manchester Synagogue we are delighted to welcome Rabbi Jacob Rubinstein and his wife Ruthie to the merged congregation. Please watch this space for more information.