Alyth

Alyth Alyth (North Western Reform Synagogue) is a thriving, warm and welcoming community in north-west London. Alyth is a community of 3,000 men, women and children.

We aim for the feel of a local synagogue with the variety of activities and events of one of the largest, most dynamic congregations in the UK. Alyth is a Jewish spiritual centre, a learning place, a caring community, a focal point for Jewish music, a hub for Jewish culture, a meeting place for a thriving, warm and welcoming community.

Proud that our member Noeleen will help shape the future of Progressive Judaism.
30/09/2026

Proud that our member Noeleen will help shape the future of Progressive Judaism.

🎉 Noeleen Cohen has been elected as the incoming Chair of Trustees of The Movement for Progressive Judaism (MPJ).

Noeleen, who has more than two decades of experience as a Board Trustee and Chair for a range of charities, was elected by the representatives of MPJ member communities at an Extraordinary General Meeting held on 29 September. She will serve as Chair Designate alongside current MPJ Chair Dr Ed Kessler MBE for two months before formally taking on the role at the Movement’s AGM on 2 December.

A member of Alyth, Noeleen is currently a Board member of MPJ, having previously served on its Advisory and Interim Boards ahead of the Movement’s formation through the unification of Liberal and Reform Judaism. She also currently chairs the New Israel Fund (UK) and serves as Vice-Chair of Citizens UK.

She said: "I am honoured and excited to be taking on the role at a time when the Progressive Jewish values of inclusivity, connection and community are needed now more than ever.

"Ed has been an inspiring leader and, together with MPJ Co-Leads Rabbi Charley Baginsky and Rabbi Josh Levy and the MPJ Board, I look forward to continuing his work in building a vibrant, resilient and future-focused Movement that welcomes people and inspires generations to come."

Read the full story here: https://progressivejudaism.org.uk/noeleen-cohen-elected-as-incoming-mpj-chair/

17/09/2026

Season 3 of All Else Is Commentary is up and running! You can find it wherever you get your podcasts

Alyth made a good showing at Hineinu - the inaugural conference of the Movement for Progressive Judaism. See if you can ...
22/06/2026

Alyth made a good showing at Hineinu - the inaugural conference of the Movement for Progressive Judaism. See if you can spot our new Senior Rabbi Greg Alexander!

A new exhibition has been hung on the walls of Alyth featuring work by Katy Sayers Green. Why not sign up for the privat...
10/06/2026

A new exhibition has been hung on the walls of Alyth featuring work by Katy Sayers Green. Why not sign up for the private view and artist talk on 15 June at 19:00. Check details below to sign up.

Join us tomorrow (21 April) for a Family Yom Ha’atzma’ut Tea as we celebrate 77 years of Israel together. Great food and...
20/04/2026

Join us tomorrow (21 April) for a Family Yom Ha’atzma’ut Tea as we celebrate 77 years of Israel together. Great food and lots of fun guaranteed. Please email [email protected] for more information. Looking forward to seeing you there!

15/04/2026
Mazal tov to Alyth member, Lucie Kon, on her win at the Oscars as Producer of the documentary "Mr Nobody Against Putin"
18/03/2026

Mazal tov to Alyth member, Lucie Kon, on her win at the Oscars as Producer of the documentary "Mr Nobody Against Putin"

As a community, Alyth values its relationships with its members and its neighbours of all faiths which is why our Annual...
09/03/2026

As a community, Alyth values its relationships with its members and its neighbours of all faiths which is why our Annual Iftar is a cornerstone of our event calendar. Alyth’s thirteenth Annual Iftar was held on Sunday 8 March and the building was filled with over 200 Jews, Muslims and Christians, coming together to study, pray and share a meal. Everyone was welcomed by Rabbi Hannah Kingston and Rabbi Elliott Karstadt, before splitting into three study sessions, to explore the theme of Finding Light In The Darkness, which everyone of all faiths is looking towards. There were three sessions, taught by a combination of Muslim, Jewish and Christian teachers, generating some very interesting discussions. Following the lively and interactive sessions, Imam Mehmed Stublla led the call to prayer before those fasting broke their fast (alongside those who just enjoy food) on a feast of falafel, breads, humous and fruit.

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