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Rabbi Benjamin Simmonds

Our assistant Minister is Rabbi Benjamin Simmonds, he was born and grew up in Manchester. Rabbi Simmonds has always been well known by the Stenecourt family as his family were Stenecourt members when he was growing up. He attended Jewish Day School and Manchester Jewish Grammar School, where he was deputy head boy.

He then went to Yeshiva in Gateshead and returned to Manchester to study law. He studied for his professional qualification at Chester College of law and he is now qualified and practicing as a solicitor locally.

Rabbi Simmonds has been assistant Minister at Stenecourt since 2001. He gives many Shiurim and is very involved with the young people in the Stenecourt family. Rabbi Simmonds sermons and shiurim are looked forward to by all.

Rabbi Simmonds, or Rabbi Benji as he is affectionately called, is married to Anna, who was also born and bred in Manchester, and they are bringing up their own family in Prestwich.

Rabbi Simmonds is the editor of “The Voice”, the Manchester Beth Din Journal and he writes articles for Jewish Newspapers. Rabbi Simmonds is also interested in wine making, cricket and politics.
 

Sat, 25/05/13 | 16 Sivan 5773

 

Friday 17th May 2013
Parshas Baha'aloscha

Shabbat begins:  9.02 pm
Shabbat ends: 10.29 pm

Candle lighting is between  7.36 pm & 7.45pm

 

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WEEKLY NEWS – 25 May – 16 Sivan

 

Condolences to
The family of Mrs Yetta Harris
Mrs Abigail Caplan on the loss of her mother.

Table Talk - Rabbi Rubenstein

TABLE TALK - Parshayot Nitzavim-Vayelech 5770

I hope the ideas contained below, will provide you with some topics for discussion, at your Shabbos table.

Weekly Halocha - Rabbi Simmonds

ENJOYING A SUMMER SHABBOS - PART 1

1. If you are using your garden on Shabbos ,and want to carry out food furniture toys from the house etc, you must make sure the garden is properly enclosed. Just because it is a private garden does not mean that it is Halachically a “private area” “RESHUS HAYOCHID”. If you are not sure seek competent advice on the issue

2. Climbing up/ on trees or use of a tree house is not permitted on Shabbos.

3. Take care when carrying drinks not to spill any on the soil or grass.