Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation

The postal address of the shul is :-

Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation
74 Dee Street
Aberdeen
AB11 6DS

To be added to the mailing list, or email list, please contact Ehud.

For general information on events, services or any other aspect of Jewish life in Aberdeen, please email us at:-

info@aberdeenhebrew.org.uk

To comment on the website, send corrections or suggestions, or submit anything you would like to see as a Webpage, please email at:-

webmaster@aberdeenhebrew.org.uk

You will first receive an automated reply, and then a personal response will follow shortly afterwards. So please be patient!

We would also like to point our readers to a press release from the Association of Jewish Refugees, part of which is reproduced below.

The Association of Jewish Refugees (AJR) is delighted to announce the launch of their updated website. With improved access and easier navigation the new site contains information about the extensive social and welfare services the AJR provides to its 3,500 members throughout the country as well as the types of financial assistance and compensation available to Holocaust survivors and refugees.

Their new site can be accessed at http://www.ajr.org.uk.


		The postal address of the shul is :- Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation 74 Dee Street Aberdeen AB11 6DS To be added to the mailing list, or email list, please contact Ehud. For general information on events, services or any other aspect of Jewish life in Aberdeen, please email us at:- info@aberdeenhebrew.org.uk To comment on the website, send corrections or suggestions, or submit anything you would like to see as a Webpage, please email at:- webmaster@aberdeenhebrew.org.uk You will first receive an automated reply, and then a personal response will follow shortly afterwards. So please be patient! We would also like to point our readers to a press release from the Association of Jewish Refugees, part of which is reproduced below. The Association of Jewish Refugees (AJR) is delighted to announce the launch of their updated website. With improved access and easier navigation the new site contains information about the extensive social and welfare services the AJR provides to its 3,500 members throughout the country as well as the types of financial assistance and compensation available to Holocaust survivors and refugees. Their new site can be accessed at http://www.ajr.org.uk. Best viewed at 800 x 600 pixels in 24-bit colour All contents (c) Aberdeen Hebrew Congregation 2005/5765 and 2006/5766 unless otherwise stated Last Updated 6 December 2007 - 26 Kislev 5768