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Rabbi Shmuli & Rivkie Pink moved to Leicester in 2001. Together with their 10 children, they are proving themselves a formidable team, bringing a vibrancy to the Leicester Hebrew Congregation, with their endless energy and joy.
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Learning & Inspiration
  • A Meditation on Shema YisraelThe first step of Shema is to lift yourself into a space from which you can see the view from above. Read More
  • The Origin and Meaning Behind the Ana Bekoach PrayerLearn about Ana Bekoach, a beautiful liturgical poem beseeching G-d to guard and purify those who fo... Read More
Weekly Magazine
The ancient Jewish community of the Crimean Peninsula who adopted the language, lifestyle, and dress of their Tatar neighbors while remaining steadfast in Jewish belief and practice.
Do you know about the firstborn baby ceremony?
The kabbalistical and practical reasons for the black stripe some have on their tallit.
Learn about Ana Bekoach, a beautiful liturgical poem beseeching G-d to guard and purify those who follow Him.
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Daily Thought
The words and the stories of Torah are but its clothing; the guidance within them is its body. And as with a body, within that guidance breathes a soul that gives life to whoever follows it. And within that soul breathes a deeper, transcendental soul, the soul of the soul: G‑d Himself within His Torah. Grasp the clothes alone, and you are like the student who hears the words but not the thoughts. Grasp straight for the soul—or even the body—and you will come up with nothing. They are not graspable; they are G‑dly wisdom, and you are a created being. Instead, examine those words and those stories...