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UPJ Biennial in Canberra
UPJ Biennial Conference Celebrating the Journey – Chogegim et Ha’Masa November 25-28, 2010 ACT Jewish Community Centre, Canberra, ACT 12 DAYS LEFT TO QUALIFY FOR EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT! Celebrating 200 years as a world movement … 80 years in this region … 4 days of fun,... [read more]
Synagogues of Many Lands
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High Holy Days Services 5771
Selichot Friday 3rd September at erev Shabbat service. ROSH HASHANAH Erev Rosh Hashanah Wednesday, 8 September 6:00 PM Rosh Hashanah Morning Thursday, 9 September... [read more]
Services
We warmly welcome visitors to our Synagogue. Affiliated with the Progressive (Reform) Movement, our services follow a traditional pattern. Jews conduct prayer in... [read more]
Rabbi’s Column, August 2010
Limmud is coming to New Zealand, Rabbi Dean says. Our Hebrew School children recently poured honey, in the shape of Hebrew letters, on biscuits and... [read more]
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Welcome
Welcome to Beth Shalom
Shalom! Welcome to the website of Beth Shalom, the Progressive Jewish Community of Auckland. At Beth Shalom, you will find a spiritual home, a centre of friendship and community, a place to learn, and a setting to build a better world. Beth Shalom is a gathering of people dedicated to Judaism and to creating diverse opportunities for personal enrichment... [read more]
About our Rabbi
Rabbi Dean Shapiro Rabbi Dean serves Beth Shalom, the Progressive Jewish Congregation of Auckland, having previously served congregations in Los Angeles and California’s Bay Area. He was ordained by Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion in Los Angeles, and additionally holds a Certificate in Jewish Communal Service from the... [read more]
Immigrants
Immigrating to New Zealand It’s hard to think about picking up and moving to a small, relatively new country in the South Pacific. It involves uprooting yourself, your family, leaving relatives and friends. It often means adapting to new customs, values and routines. If you do decide to make the change, there are two things you can be sure of: The... [read more]
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