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You could also say that, following the heights of the High Holy Days, Sukkot is the messy, imperfect, continuation of everyday life. The physical Sukkah itself represents those moments in between. As human structures go, the sukkah is among the most temporary we can imagine

This summer, as part of the British Library’s remarkable new project Discovering Sacred Texts, Leo Baeck College faculty and students were filmed studying a discussion

A wonderful opportunity has arisen for the post of Events Organiser and Fundraising Administrator at Leo Baeck College in North London.

The staff and faculty of LBC would like to extend a very warm welcome to our six new students who are embarking on their rabbinic journeys.

We are very excited to share with you our Lehrhaus programme for Autumn 2019!
All our courses are taught by our outstanding faculty which we hope will entice you to join us.

We are pleased to share with you Rabbi Haim Casas’s words about Makom Sefarad´s first Summer Conference that took place in Seville

On the 3rd of July, three of the presentations were given by rabbis Igor Zinkov, Zahavit Shalev and Cantor Gershon Silins as part of their MA in Applied Rabbinic Theology and Avi Marco

Mazal Tov to our new Rabbis on their ordination!
If you are interested in what they think come and read their dissertations in the LBC library!