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2015 Liberal Judaism (Ulps)
Charity Registration No. 1181090 Company Registration No. 08281223 (England and Wales) LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015 LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Trustees Lucian Hudson Simon Benscher Jackie Richards Ruth Seegar Dr Howard Cohen Amelia Viney Ed Herman Tsmars Schmidt Rosie Ward David Hockman Robin Moss Graham Carpenter (Appointed 7 July 2015) Benjamin Herman Secretary Dr Howard Cohen Charity aumber 1151090 Company nutuber 08281223 Principal address The Montagu Centre 21 Maple Street London W1T 4BE Auditor HW Fisher ter Company Acre House 11-15William Road London NW1 3ER United Kingdom Bankers National Westminister Bank Pic Baker Street Branch PO Box 2BA 69 Baker Street London W1A 2BA United Kingdom LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) CONTENTS Page Trustees report 1-10 Statement of trustees' responsibilities Independent auditor's report 12-13 Statemeut of financial activities 14 Balance sheet 15 Statement of cash flows 16 Notes to the accounts 17-31 LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) (A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) TRUSTEESREPORT FOR THE YEAR ElVDED 31DECEAfBEE 2015 The trustees present their report and accounts for the year ended 31 December 2015. The financial statements comply with the Charities Act 2011, the Companies Act 2006, the Memorandum and Articles of Association and Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the LK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (effective 1 January 2015). Structure, governance and management Liberal Judaism (ULPS) is established as a charitable company limited by guarantee and is a registered charity with the Charity Commission (No. -
Hold a Second Seder Once This Is All Over
May/June 2020 VOL. XLVII No. 3 Liberal Judaism is a constituent of the World Union for Progressive Judaism www.liberaljudaism.org ljtoday Hold a second Seder Liberal Judaism delivered to you once this is all over IBERAL JUDAISM has declared that “During a Pesach Sheini (Second Pesach) the invasion Lwill take place once this period of Jerusalem of uncertainty and physical isolation/ in the 2nd distancing, due to the coronavirus, ends. century BCE, Passover this year was celebrated in the Jewish a very different manner – with online resistance, platforms such as Zoom and Facebook led by Judah Live used to conduct many of our family Maccabee, and communal Seders. You can see the wasn’t able wonderful pictures from our communities to celebrate on pages 6-7 of this edition of lj today. Sukkot So much hard work, effort and properly. They LIBERAL JUDAISM, our communities and ingenuity went into this virtual Pesach, were living in Seder led by Student Rabbi youth movement LJY-Netzer are offering including a unique audio broadcast of the mountains Gabriel Kanter-Webber something for everyone throughout this 16 Liberal Judaism rabbis singing and and fighting period… every day of the week. teaching about the Seder for those not in for their lives. So what did they do? Our entire movement has moved a position to use video technology. As soon as they cast off the invaders, online, from streamed Shabbat services However, there is something even they celebrated a late Sukkot… around and adult education classes to fun more magical and joyful when people are December and for eight days. -
[Trustees Report 2011.12.02.20.FINAL]
Leo Baeck College Europe’s premier centre for Progressive Jewish learning Trustees’ Report Legal and Administrative Information Report of the Board of Governors Treasurer’s Report Accounts and Notes Independent Auditors’ Report for the year ended 30 September 2011 Legal and Administrative Information Company Number 626693 Charity Number 209777 Board of Governors Governors, Trustees and Directors Alasdair Nisbet Chairman, appointed 21 March 2011 (appointed as a Governor 21 October 2003) Rabbi Dr Deborah Kahn-Harris Principal, appointed 5 September 2011 Robert Graham Honorary Treasurer, appointed 24 October 2001 Miriam Kramer Chairman, appointed 1 January 2007, resigned 25 January 2011 Dr Amanda Grant Vice-Chairman, appointed 26 May 2009, resigned 13 June 2011 David Leibling Honorary Secretary, appointed 25 May 1995, resigned 21 March 2011 Rabbi Charlotte Baginsky Nominee of Rabbinic Conference, appointed 1 November 2010 Rabbi Lisa Barrett Nominee of Students’ Society, appointed 1 November 2010, resigned 5 September 2011 Dr Annette Boeckler Nominee of Academic Board, appointed 5 November 2007, resigned 21 March 2011 Rabbi Shoshana Boyd-Gelfand Movement for Reform Judaism, Executive Director, appointed 29 April 2008, resigned 25 January 2011 Kate Briggs Nominee of Students’ Society, appointed 1 November 2010, resigned 5 September 2011 Noeleen Cohen Movement for Reform Judaism board representative, appointed 12 December 2011 Michael Francies Governor, appointed 19 October 2009 Lucian Hudson Chairman, Liberal Judaism, appointed 19 October -
02-Annual-Report-Final.Pdf
EUROPEAN UNION FOR PROGRESSIVE JUDAISM Annual Report 2015 for the European Assembly at Holiday Inn – Kensington Forum London United Kingdom 17th April 2016 Honorary Officers, Office Holders and Staff 2015 Honorary Life Presidents Ruth Cohen Jeffery Rose President Leslie Bergman Vice-Presidents Alex Dembitz Rabbi Andrew Goldstein Sonja Guentner Rabbi Walter Homolka Rabbi Deborah Kahn-Harris Jonathan Lewis Félix Mosbacher Gordon Smith Chairman Miriam Kramer Joint Vice-Chairmen Stéphane Beder Michael Reik Honorary Secretary John Cohen Honorary Treasurer David Pollak Board Members Rabbi Danny Rich Rabbi Ruven Bar-Ephraim (Rabbinic Adviser) Rabbi Mark Goldsmith Andrew Hart (Legal Adviser) Leo Hepner z”l Deborah Hofer Rabbi Lea Muehlstein WUPJ Representative Rabbi Joel Oseran Administrator Deborah Grabiner Newsletter Editor Arthur Buchman 2 Contents Page 2 Honorary Officers, Office Holders and Staff 2015 Page 3 Contents Page 5 EUPJ Report Page 7 WUPJ Report Page 8 European Beit Din Page 9 Austria – Or Chadasch Page 10 Belgium – Beth Hillel, Brussels Page 11 Belgium – IJC, Brussels Page 12 Czech Republic – Bejt Simcha, Prague Page 13 Czech Republic – ZLU Hatikvah, Prague Page 14 Denmark – Shir Hatzafon, Copenhagen Page 15 France – AJLT, Toulouse Page 16 France – AJTM, Paris Page 16 France – Communauté Juive Libérale, Dauphiné Grenoble (Beit haOr) Page 16 France – Communauté Juive Libérale, Montpellier Page 16 France – Communauté Juive Libérale, Paris Page 17 France - Kehilat Gesher, Paris Page 18 France- Kehilat Kedem, Montpellier Page 19 France -
Haggadah B'chol Dor Va-Dor (Full)
Haggadah B’chol Dor Va-Dor A Haggadah for all Generations Edited by Rabbi Dr Andrew Goldstein and Rabbi Pete Tobias Designed by Tammy Kustow Dedicated to Rabbi Dr Sidney Brichto 1936-2009 London 2010/5770 iii ii Introduction Acknowledgements Pesach First and foremost, we must acknowledge our debt to Tammy Kustow, whose skill and patience as our designer are worthy of more recognition than will be gained by The origins of Pesach are to be found far back in antiquity, in two separate but these few words. Thanks also to members of Liberal Judaism’s Rabbinic Conference connected spring festivals: a pastoral celebration by shepherds of the lambing who offered suggestions and advice; in particular Rabbis Rachel Benjamin, Janet season, and an agricultural celebration by farmers of the year’s first grain harvest. Burden, David Goldberg and Mark Solomon. Ann and Bob Kirk made valuable This dual connection with nature is reflected in the festival’s two earliest names: suggestions on the content and at the proof reading stage. Chag ha-Pesach – the Festival of the Paschal Lamb, and Chag ha-Matzot – the Festival of Unleavened Bread. Our thanks are also due to the numerous contributors to this Haggadah for their artwork, poetry and other material. Full details can be found in the notes on the Some time after the Exodus from Egypt, which most scholars date in the 13th Liberal Judaism website (www.liberaljudaism.org/haggadah). century BCE, these two nature celebrations were unified in a single festival and their meaning reinterpreted religiously, in the light of the most significant event in Jewish We would particularly like to thank Joe Buchwald Gelles at haggadahsrus.com and history, the Exodus. -
The Enabling State: Collaborating for Success
The Enabling State: Collaborating for Success www.fco.gov.uk The Enabling State: Contents Collaborating for Success Report for the FCO into The views expressed in this publication are those Collaboration and Partnership of the individual contributors and should not Summary 4 be read or interpreted as statements of Her Majesty’s Government (HMG) or Foreign and Lucian J. Hudson Commonwealth Office (FCO) policy. Nothing Special Assignment, FCO (July-October 2008) Acknowledgements 9 contained herein should be considered as giving (Report updated at Ministry of Justice, June rise to any legitimate expectation that HMG or 2009, after Whitehall consultation) FCO will take any action or adopt a particular Introduction 12 position. Copyright 2009 by Lucian J. Hudson. All rights reserved. Chapter 1: Understanding collaboration 23 For further inquires, contact: (Appendix Thomas-Killman Conflict Mode Instrument) [email protected] Designed by: Rod Crowhurst, Chapter 2: Effective collaboration 49 Foreign and Commonwealth Office Part 1 An approach to building collaboration 50 Crowd image supplied by Getty Images Part 2 Steps to take, and model to develop relationships 68 The text in this publication (excluding the Royal Arms or departmental logos) may be reproduced Part 3 Common challenges 92 free of charge in any format or medium providing it is reproduced accurately and not used in a misleading context. The material must Chapter 3: Collaboration and its impact on organizations 114 be acknowledged as Crown copyright and the (Appendix Collaborative Partnerships Model) title and author of the source document specified. Chapter 4: Social collaboration: how it can work 140 Where we have identified any third party copyright material you will need to obtain permission from the copyright holders Chapter 5: Collaboration and its implementation 175 concerned. -
Liberal Judaism (Ulps)
Charity Registration No. 1151090 Company Registration No. 082$1223 (England and Wales) LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016 LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Tl ustees Lucian Hudson Simon Benscher Jackie Richards Ruth Seager Dr Howard Cohen Amelia Viney Ed Herman Tamara Schmidt Rosie Ward David Hockman Robin Moss Graham Carpenter Secretary Dr Howard Cohen Charity number 1151090 Company number 08281223 Principal address The Montagu Centre 21 Maple Street London W1T 4BE Auditor HW Fisher & Company Acre House 11-15William Road London NW1 3ER United Kingdom Bankers National Westminister Bank Pic Baker Street Branch PO Box 2BA 69 Baker Street London WJA 2BA United Kingdom LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) CONTENTS Page Trustees' report 1-12 Statement of trustees' responsibilities 13 Independent auditor's report 14- 15 Statement of financial activities 16 Balance sheet 17 Statement of cash flows 18 Notes to the accounts I9- 33 LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) (A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) TRUSTEES' REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31DECEMBER 2N6 The trustees present their report and accounts for the year ended 31 December 2016. The accounts have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies set out in note 1 to the accounts and comply with the charity's Memorandum and Articles of Association, the Companies Act 2006 and the Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard Applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (effective 1 January 2015). Structure, governance and management Liberal Judaism (ULPS) is established as a charitable company limited by guartmtee and is a registered charity with the Charity Commission (No 1151090).The charity's affairs are governed by its Memorandum and Articles of Association which allows for any activities covered by the charity's objectives with no restrictions. -
Universities at the Crossroads
Universities at the Crossroads How higher education leadership must act to regain the trust of their staff, their communities and the whole nation Lucian J. Hudson and Iain Mansfield Foreword by Chris Sayers Universities at the Crossroads How higher education leadership must act to regain the trust of their staff, their communities and the whole nation Lucian J. Hudson and Iain Mansfield Foreword by Chris Sayers Policy Exchange is the UK’s leading think tank. We are an independent, non-partisan educational charity whose mission is to develop and promote new policy ideas that will deliver better public services, a stronger society and a more dynamic economy. Policy Exchange is committed to an evidence-based approach to policy development and retains copyright and full editorial control over all its written research. We work in partnership with academics and other experts and commission major studies involving thorough empirical research of alternative policy outcomes. We believe that the policy experience of other countries offers important lessons for government in the UK. We also believe that government has much to learn from business and the voluntary sector. Registered charity no: 1096300. Trustees Diana Berry, Alexander Downer, Pamela Dow, Andrew Feldman, Candida Gertler, Patricia Hodgson, Greta Jones, Edward Lee, Charlotte Metcalf, Roger Orf, Andrew Roberts, George Robinson, Robert Rosenkranz, Peter Wall, Nigel Wright. Universities at the Crossroads About the Authors Lucian J. Hudson is a board chair, strategic communications consultant and executive coach. He served as director of communications in six large, complex organisations in UK Government and Higher Education, including the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and most recently The Open University and University of Oxford. -
Sussex Jewish News Sussex Jewish
SSUSSEUSSExx 1 JJEEwwISIShh nEnEwwSS Whats what’S InSIdE.... ChIEF RABBI’S VISIT | nYMAnS GARdEnS | A COnVERSATIOn wITh BARBARA COMISKEY | REVIEwS | whAT’S On | And MORE JULY 2014 • TAMMUZ / AV 5774 • ISSUE 243 2 Pause for thought 3 As this issue of the SJN amply And then there is the Hebrew sovereignty for more than two demonstrates, when the occasion calendar’s own magnetic pull millennia. merits it, the Jewish community as the days incrementally grow While hardly celebratory, Tisha of Brighton & Hove knows how shorter. Before we know it, Tisha b’Av is a poignant reminder to come together. The recent b’Av is upon us and Jews around that, even as we relax during visit of Chief Rabbi Ephraim the most holiday-packed time Mirvis was no exception. of the year, the call for reflection Jews of all denominations and Let us redouble our is always nigh - especially if dispositions, turned out to efforts and make sure we take seriously the rabbinic welcome one of the country’s notion that the Second Jewish leading religious figures as that our greatest Commonwealth came to an he made his first visit to the end because of our own sinat South Coast since ascending to strength lies in what chinam, or baseless hatred. Orthodox Jewry’s top post. we have in common So as we disperse on our summer More sombre events bring us and not what pulls us journeys with an eye to the next together as well. Witness the event that brings us together, let community gathering at Ralli apart. -
Minutes of the Meeting of the Members of Liberal Judaism
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) – KNOWN AS COUNCIL HELD ON TUESDAY 31st JANUARY 2017 AT THE MONTAGU CENTRE, 21 MAPLE STREET, LONDON W1T 4BE SUBJECT TO SECTIONS 26 -32 OF THE MEMORANDUM AND ARTICLES OF LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) PRESENT PRESIDENT / VICE Louise Freedman, Henry Cohn, Harry Jacobi PRESIDENTS OFFICERS (DIRECTORS) Simon Benscher, Jackie Richards, Graham Carpenter, Robin Moss RABBIS Danny Rich (Senior Rabbi & Chief Executive), Richard Jacobi, Charley Baginsky, Deborah Kahn-Harris COUNCIL Alice Alphandary (SLLS), Janet Berkman (Peterborough), Bryan Diamond (LJS), Barbara Fidler (LJS), Judith Fox (WCLS), Gary Freedman (EL&ELS), Jane Greenfield (Southgate), Val Harrison (Birmingham), Bob Kamall (EL&ELS), Karen Katz (Brighton & Hove), Josie Kinchin (Finchley), Mimi Konigsberg (NPLS), Stuart Macdonald (BoD), Robin Samson (Kehillah), Alan Solomon (Mosaic), Peter Bennett-Speck (Brighton & Hove), Richard Stevens (EL&ELS) IN ATTENDANCE Alexandra Simonon (minutes), Rebecca Fetterman, Shelley Shocolinsky-Dwyer, Anna Craven OPENING PRAYER Rabbi Harry Jacobi WELCOME AND APOLOGIES Simon Benscher welcomed the new Chair of West Central Liberal Synagogue, Judith Fox, and the new Chair of Kehillah North London, Robin Samson. APOLOGIES from Rebecca Birk (Finchley), Janet Burden (Ealing), Ros Clayton (Reading and York), Nigel Cole (NPLS), Dee Drapkin (Birmingham), Jeromé Freedman (Vice President), Tina Gold (EL&ELS), Aaron Goldstein (NPLS), Andrew Goldstein (President), Sharon Goldstein (Vice President), Peter Gordon (Nottingham), Ed Herman (BoNO), Lucian Hudson (BoNO), David Hulbert (EL&ELS), Jonny Hurst (EL&ELS), Margaret Jacobi (Birmingham), Alex Kinchin-Smith (Finchley), Jennifer Lennard (BKY), Ashley Marks (EL&ELS), Lea Muehlstein (NPLS), Ben Rich (York), Ruth Selo (Eastbourne) and Gillian Wolfe (Stevenage) were noted. -
Present President / Vice Presidents
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) – KNOWN AS COUNCIL HELD ON TUESDAY 23rd JANUARY 2018 AT THE MONTAGU CENTRE SUBJECT TO SECTIONS 26 -32 OF THE MEMORANDUM AND ARTICLES OF LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) PRESENT PRESIDENT / Rabbi Andrew Goldstein, Rabbi Harry Jacobi, Corinne VICE Oppenheimer PRESIDENTS OFFICERS Simon Benscher (Chair), Ruth Seager, Ros Clayton, Ed Herman, (DIRECTORS) Jackie Richards RABBIS Aaron Goldstein, Charley Baginsky, Richard Jacobi, COUNCIL Cathy Burnstone (Finchley), Josie Kinchin (Finchley), Robin Samson (Kehillah), Richard Stevens (ELELS), William Glassman (Ealing), Mimi Konigsberg (NPLS), Janet Berkman (Peterborough), Geofrrey Ben-Nathan (Bedfordshire), Sue Head (LJS), Daniel Brown (Mosaic), Judith Fox (WCLS), Ben Rich (York), Frank Maxwell (Brimingham) IN Rebecca Fetterman, Shelley Shocolinsky-Dwyer, Simon Lovick, ATTENDANCE Bryan Diamond (Honorary Archivist), Tamara Joseph OPENING PRAYER Rabbi Aaron Goldstein, who asked Council for a moment’s silence to remember Tony Myers z”l, Treasurer of West Central Liberal Synagogue. WELCOME AND APOLOGIES Apologies were received for Rabbi Danny Rich, Lucian Hudson, Jennifer Lennard, Ruth Selo, Nick Silk, Amanda McFeeters, Peter Gordon, Rosita Rosenberg, Jane Greenfield, Louise Freedman, Jerome Freedman, Henry Cohn, Alan Solomon, Rosie Comb, Alexandra Simonon, Clive Neuberg, Graham Carpenter, Beverley Taylor, Ellie Lawson, Charles Middleburgh, Stuart MacDonald Simon Benscher welcomed Cathy Burnstone, Chair of Finchley and Simon Lovick, LJY-Netzer movement -
Present President / Vice Presidents
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) – KNOWN AS COUNCIL HELD ON TUESDAY 21st JANUARY 2020 AT THE MONTAGU CENTRE SUBJECT TO SECTIONS 26 -32 OF THE MEMORANDUM AND ARTICLES OF LIBERAL JUDAISM (ULPS) PRESENT PRESIDENT / Rabbi Dr Andrew Goldstein (President), Sharon Goldstein, Lucian VICE Hudson, Joan Shopper, PRESIDENTS OFFICERS Ruth Seager (Acting Chair), Jackie Richards, Karen Newman, (DIRECTORS) Graham Carpenter, Amanda McFeeters, Paul Silver-Myer, Jane Drapkin, Robin Moss, Hannah Stephenson, RABBIS Danny Rich, Charley Baginsky, Janet Burden, Aaron Goldstein, Rebecca Birk, COUNCIL Geoffrey Ben-Nathan (Bedforshire), Janet Berkman (Peterborough), Ariel Chalklin (WCLS), Gerard Geneen (SBJC), William Glassman (ELS), Andy Hoffman (SLLS), Bob Kamall (ELELS), Craig Simmons (KLS), Alan Solomon (Mosaic), Richard Stevens (ELELS), Josie Kinchin (FPS), Jane Greenfield (Southgate), Jane Carpenter (for Reading) IN Alexandra Simonon, Shelley Shocolinsky-Dwyer, Yszi Hawkings, ATTENDANCE Ben Combe, Rosa Slater, Jacob Swirsky, Becca Fetterman, Rafe Thurstance (minutes) OPENING PRAYER Rabbi Danny Rich offered an opening prayer, quoting John Rayner, on the importance of working for peace. WELCOME AND APOLOGIES Ruth Seager welcomed all attendees to the meeting, especially to Ariel Chalklin (WCLS), Craig Simmons (KLS), Andy Hoffman (SLLS), Rosa Slater (LJY), and Jacob Swirsky (LJY) who were attending for the first time. Apologies were received for James Krikler (SLLS), Larry Navon (Edinburgh), Nick Silk (Edinburgh), Philip Mackle