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Ask The Rabbi

July 12, 2010 20:30

"Ask The Rabbi" - Questions you've always wanted to ask. The Rabbis from Childwall, Allerton, Lubavitch and Aish will tackle your questions about anything from Kashrut to the Community on Wednesday 14th July at 8.15pm at King David High School. Doors open at 7pm. Price £2. Email your questions in advance to haroldhouseliverpool@live.co.uk. The Top 10 most interesting questions will be asked on the night. This is the first official event organised by your Community Activities Co-ordinator.

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