Our Shabbat Table planned
with you in mind.

Not your average regional town. Not your average Shabbat table.

It melds traditions, wisdom and teachings for both veterans and first-timers, with interactive dialogue, and easy and fun rituals.

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Let it Glow! Let it Glow! Let it Glow!

The BIGGEST Jewish event of the year with all the traditional Chanukah treats + LIVE MUSIC, Jumping Castle, huge kosher buffet, and lots and lots of Jewish pride!!

Happening in Newcastle and the Central Coast

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Every Jew is a diamond, no matter where they are found.

We are committed to being an open and welcoming space for every Jew, no matter what their specific situation is. Never hesitate to get in touch or drop in - you are as precious as a diamond in the eyes of G-d.

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Shabbat Meals

When one lights the Shabbat candles, a sense of peace and serenity descends upon the city. Join us for a warm and intimate meal in our home.

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Lecture series, group classes and one-on-one learning is available. Delve into the richness of our heritage through the ideas and texts of Torah. No prior knowledge required.

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Enroll in this Jewish Children’s learning to give your kids a chance to get creative and enjoy learning in a way where independence and fun are encouraged.

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New Moon Women’s Circle

“Unite. Create. Discover’
An opportunity for women to gather to celebrate their beautiful feminine energy and their connection to the renewing glistening jewel in the nights sky, at the start of each Jewish month, *Rosh Chodesh*.

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כִּסְלֵו - Kislev: The one where we light it up!

Best known for the holiday of Chanukah, the festival of donuts and latkes, which begins on 25 Kislev (Sunday December 18). The message of Chanukah is the eternal power of light over darkness—good over evil. Chanukah is the Jewish eight-day, “festival of lights,” celebrated with a nightly menorah lighting, special prayers and fried foods.

In this month, we also celebrate the redemption of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, the founder of Chabad Chassidism, who had been imprisoned on false charges by the czarist regime. These charges were reflective of spiritual charges brought against him for openly teaching the deepest insights of Torah. On the 19th of Kislev, he was freed, paving the way both physically and spiritually to continue teaching Chassidim. This day is referred to as the “New Year of Chassidism.”