Jeremy Gordon is Rabbi of New London Synagogue (Masorti)
Most rabbis realise the importance of protecting the life of a mother
The rabbi of the New London Synagogue explains why it has turned to technology for the High Holy Days in this Covid-struck year
When it comes to nasty diseases, there is wisdom to be found in Jewish tradition, writes Rabbi Jeremy Gordon
When the cast of the West End show needed to brush up their Hebrew, help was at hand
We can draw lessons from Rosh Hashanah about our relationship with Israel, says Rabbi Jeremy Gordon in an extract from his book Spiritual Vagabondry and the Making of a Rabbi, Jeremy Gordon. (The article was originally delivered as Rosh Hashanah sermon at the New London Synagogue in 2008)
While we're encouraged to spend on festival celebrations, the rabbis recognised that there are those who struggle to afford it
A community-wide campaign will promote the broader social values of the coming sabbatical year
The big bird will appear on Thanksgiving tables later this month but its kosher status was not always cut and dried
The JC Essay
Ten years after 9/11, a British rabbi recalls his attempts to help the injured and bereaved in the hours after the attack
A religious spirit fills the paintings of the abstract-expressionist master
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