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The Brodie Chronicles dot com By Reverend Gabriel Brodie
Does a dot matter? One used to talk of Dotting the l's and crossing the T's to avoid misunderstandings. With the advent of the Internet, the dot became crucial in arriving at the correct source of information.
The History of Stenecourt by Rosalyn Livshin
For many of us Stenecourt has always been a Shul. But what was Stenecourt before it was a Shul and what was the makeup of its neighbourhood in the past?
Many people ascribe success in their lives to luck and chance. They were in the right place at the right time, they happened to meet or know the right person at the right time. But believers know that nothing happens by chance,
Presidents Report Jonathan Dover
Lesson Read By Reverend Gabriel Brodie, representing the Jewish Community at the Annual Armistice Remembrance At Salford
LIFE AFTER ARAFAT... We are often asked by visitors to Israel and friends abroad how life here has changed since the death of Arafat. In the Jewish tradition of answering a question with a question we usually reply, "What's different?" Aren't there any changes people wonder ... for more details click here
Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye. Article/Editorial for the Rosh Hashana 5766 issue of Focus by Ruth Hart
Growing up in Stenecourt by Elianna Gatoff and Naomi Rosenhead (Focus Pesach 5766)
From the Pulpit - a selection of sermon's from Reverend Brodie
The Brodie Chronicles (Focus Pesach 5767)
Anecdotes from Sem by Elianna Gatoff and Naomi Rosenhead (Focus Pesach 5767)
