In an unprecedented act of co-operation, Radlett & Bushey Reform Synangogue, Radlett United Synagogue and Radlett Lubavitch agreed to erect a communal Menorah outside the Radlett Centre. The low cost, all weather, menorah was of modest dimensions and of environmentally friendly construction. 

During Chanukkah, Rabbis Paul Freedman, David Mitchell, Ariel Abel and Sendy Dubrawsky lit the Menorah, and, despite occasional sub-zero temperatures and snow storms, were joined by a wide and varied range of members from the Jewish and Christian communities who were treated to guitar music, latkes and donuts.

In the Zone: RBRS's

Spring Holiday Scheme for

years 1-6. April 6th - 9th

Parties, art, sport, cooking, food, games, painting, drama, music, and a whole load more... 

 ...From just £45 for all four days!!!  

Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   or phone 07506673256, or the Synagogue office, to request an application form and for more details.

Zone Out is our club for years 4-6. It takes place every Thursday at 5.00pm-6.30pm during term time. ZoneWork, the place to get schoolwork done, starts at 4.00pm on Thursdays.

To take part, take a role in leading the clubs, or just to find out more, get in touch with our Youth Worker, Alex Fenton, at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .  

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The induction ceremony of Rabbi David Mitchell took place on 13 September at Radlett and Bushey Reform Synagogue. At 29, Rabbi David is one of the youngest ministers in the Movement for Reform Judaism.

The ceremony was conducted by Rabbi Dr Tony Bayfield, head of the Movement for Reform Judaism and our principal Rabbi Paul Freedman. Synagogue chair Gill Burn said: "We are thrilled to officially appoint him to a rabbinical position. As one of the fastest growing reform communities, we need two ministers to meet the needs of our many members of all ages and David has already endeared himself to those with whom he has had dealings.”

One of the best decisions I ever made was to sign-up to RSY-Netzer’s hadracha course back in 2002.

Since then I have been determined to take full advantage of every benefit being a youth leader in the Reform Jewish community can bring. My new role as Radlett & Bushey’s Youth Worker is a wonderful opportunity to energise the youngest members of our Synagogue and to engage them fully in Jewish life at Radlett.