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Start Date: 09 September 2026
Day: Wednesday
19:00-19:45 UK time
Online
With Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum, Rabbi Gideon Sylvester, Ilana Stein, Gila Sacks, Daniel Taub
Book here for Covenant & Continuity live in Mill Hill (click the in person box).

Weekly classes on Wednesday night

Join leading teachers from around the world – all students of Rabbi Sacks – as they share relevant, engaging and meaningful Torah ideas that speak to the world we live in today.

  • 7 October, Bereshit: Does Israel belong to the Jews? An ancient political debate, with Former Ambassador Daniel Taub
  • 14 October, Noach: The Lost Art of Conservation, with Ilana Stein
  • 21 October, Lech Lecha: The Rewards and Sacrifices of Aliyah, with Rabbi Gideon Sylvester
  • Further classes with Rabbanit Rachel Weber Leshaw, Rabbanit Karen Miller Jackson, Michael Rainsbury & Dr Tanya White

First ever Covenant & Continuity live event celebrating 5 years of this series!

Gila Sacks and Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum will hold a unique conversation entitled 'Am I My Brother's Keeper? The birth of morality in Genesis'. This event will take place days before the 6th yahrzeit of Rabbi Sacks and is dedicated in memory of David Gallick z'l.

  • Date: Wednesday 28 October
  • Location: Mill Hill Synagogue and online
  • In-person registration: Click the relevant button on this page:
  • Online registration: If you are signed up for the course, you are automatically signed up for this event and will receive the link as usual.

Covenant & Continuity continues every week until 14 April; then from 5 May - 28 July.

11:00 AM PT | 2:00 PM ET | 8:00 PM CET | 9:00 PM Israel
 

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Week 7: Wednesday 28th October, 19:00 UK time
COVENANT & CONTINUITY LIVE IN MILL HILL with Gila Sacks & Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum
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Terms and Conditions

  • Students should arrive in good time for each class to avoid disrupting the teacher and other students. Classes will not be delayed for late arrivals.
  • LSJS does not accept liability for loss, theft, or damage to student possessions on the LSJS Campus.
  • Students must behave respectfully towards staff and other students. Abusive, aggressive, or inappropriate behaviour may result in removal from the class or course and refusal of future LSJS programmes.
  • LSJS reserves the right to refuse admission where there is a threat of disruption or risk to the safety of staff or students.
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  • For Lifelong Learning classes, learning resources will be sent to students in advance where applicable. Late sign-ups should contact the LSJS office to request materials.
  • Lifelong Learning classes (online and hybrid) will be recorded and uploaded to registered students' LSJS accounts, unless otherwise stated.
  • Online Ulpan classes are recorded and will only be shared with registered students upon request.
  • LSJS aims to make its classes and courses as accessible as possible. For accessibility queries, contact the LSJS office on 020 8203 6427 or lsjsadmin@lsjs.ac.uk.
  • Children under 18 (excluding GCSE Ivrit and Bet Limmud participants) must always be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian, whether in person or online. The LSJS Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy applies.

Cancellation & Refunds

  • LSJS reserves the right to cancel classes and courses at any time before the start date without notice. In the event of cancellation, students will be offered an alternative class/course of equal value or a full refund. LSJS will not be liable for any other losses arising from the cancellation.
  • Students wishing to cancel must notify LSJS in writing by emailing lsjsadmin@lsjs.ac.uk. Cancellations made more than 7 days before the start date will receive a full refund. Cancellations made 7 days or fewer before the start date will not be refunded.
  • In exceptional circumstances (e.g. serious medical issue or bereavement), students unable to complete a course may be offered pro-rated credit at LSJS's discretion, for use towards another LSJS class, course, or tour.
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You can register a maximum of 10 attendees for each event.
Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum
Dean and Rabbi Sacks Chair of Modern Jewish Thought
Rabbi Gideon Sylvester
Ilana Stein
Gila Sacks
Daniel Taub

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