As we prepare for Passover, it's time to reflect not only on the traditions of the holiday, but also on the deeper meaning of […]

At the beginning of this month we read the Parasha Vayikra, which is mainly about sacrifices. In biblical times and especially at the […]

As we prepare for Purim 2024, we find ourselves experiencing a special and rare occurrence known as Purim Meshulash—a "Triple Purim." […]

Gedanken zu Chanukka 2024 von Landesrabbiner Akiva Weingarten

... Lehre uns Wahrheit und Gerechtigkeit, denn Du bist ein Schild für alle Unterdrückten. Sende Erleichterung und Gerechtigkeit ...

Invitation to our three-day Hanukkah celebration in the synagogue with music, children's programme, prayers, food, talks and discussions

Parasha Toldot. In the biblical narrative, the desire of many ancestors to have children initially remained unfulfilled, as was the case...

Since 16 October 2024, there has been a hut in Neustadt with a leaking roof. How is that? Botched up construction - right? None of this...

At the beginning of October, our community prepares for the holiest day of the Jewish calendar - Yom Kippur...

This year, 23 July is Zom Tammus, which is also known as שבעה עשר בתמוז (Shiva Assar beTammus). What is it all about?

Celebrations such as Passover, Sefira and Lag Ba'Omer strengthen our community and spiritual journey, promoting unity and renewal.

Passover is the festival that connects us to our roots and conveys the founding myth of our community.

On 8 March 2024, we celebrated Shabbat and International Women's Day in the community. The theme of the Jewish celebration was the ...

Haman was a nasty bloke: as the Persian king's highest government official, he wanted to murder all the Jews in his kingdom. Through the ...

Mit dem Beginn des Monats März befinden wir uns inmitten der jubelnden Feierlichkeiten von Purim, einem altehrwürdigen [...]

A Community is like our body. It must be cared for in all parts, says Kai Lautenschläger from the advisory board

It was probably no coincidence that the first Neo-Hasidic Festival in Dresden in this month of Elul was a six-day affair.

As the leaves begin to change colors and the air carries a hint of autumn's arrival, we find ourselves on the edge of one of the most vibran

The History of our community from the very beginnings to the inauguration of the Synagogue.

The last article on "Liberal Hasidism" emphasized the liberal part of our community. Now more of the Hasidic part follows.