The Jewish News has named Louis Rapaport as one of the top 120 individuals, aged 80 and over, whose achievements have inspired us for decades. Louis has been a longstanding leader in Manchester’sRead More…

For the first time, our Essentials of Judaism course is being opened up to the whole community. The course covers the fundamentals such as: Jewish history, Jewish calendar, festival observance, Shabbat services,Read More…

Rabbi Bobby Silverman has announced that he has decided to step down from his role as Senior Rabbi at Jacksons Row after 43 years.  He will remain on staff in a partRead More…

Please join us for a new weekly Connect Time on Mondays at 19h00.  This is a place to check-in, reconnect and get support during these challenging times.  Bring your thoughts, feelings, worriesRead More…

The news of Rabbi Lord Sacks’ death is a deeply sorrowful blow to the Anglo-Jewish community, to the country and the wider world. As a teacher of Judaism he was phenomenal, bothRead More…

Particularly in this year of great need, with so many suffering the consequences of COVID-19, please give generously. Send your cheque to the synagogue office marked KNA or click here for moreRead More…

If you’re looking to read Hebrew with more fluency and wish you could help with leading prayers but don’t feel confident enough, then this is the course for you. Our conversion courseRead More…

The community has come together throughout this pandemic and we need to come together again to support our frontline care services.  As more people begin to emerge from lock down, the manyRead More…

Kitchen Kehillah is a project, supported by Asylum Arts, which is encouraging people to speak to friends and family in isolation, using food as a conversation starter. The invitation is for membersRead More…

Over the past few weeks, Jackson’s Row has moved entirely online.  It has been wonderful to see so many of you virtually, but we thought we’d spell out clearly all the waysRead More…