
Congregation Data |
Name: |
Finchley Central Synagogue
also known as Finchley Federation
Synagogue (or simply Finchley Fed)
(previously also known as Finchley Central Hebrew
Congregation) |
Address: |
Old School House, 2 Victoria Avenue, Finchley,
London N3 1BD(ii) |
Former Addresses: |
Redbourne Avenue, Finchley, London N3 2BS, from
about 1960.
Prior to then, services were held at Congregation Hall, Victoria Road,
London N3.(iii) |
Current Status: |
Active |
Date Formed: |
1951(iv) |
Ritual: |
Ashkenazi Orthodox |
Affiliation: |
A constituent synagogue of the
Federation of Synagogues
from about 1961, previously having had the status of an affiliated
synagogue.(v) |
Website: |
http://www.finchleyfed.com/ |
Ministers & Rabbinical Team:
(To view a short profile of a rabbi - hold the cursor over his name.) |
Rabbi (later Dayan) Pesach Braceiner
- from about 1962 until 1983(viii)
Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Telsner
- from about 1984 until 2007(ix)
Rabbi Yaacov Hamer
(& Rebbetzen Yael Hamer) - from 2007 until 2019(x)
Rabbi Jonny (Yonasan) Roodyn
(& Rebbetzen Yael Roodyn)
- from January 2020 until present (June 2020)(xi)
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Reader (Chazan): |
Rev. H. Rich - about 1971 to
about 1976(xvi)
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Membership Data: |
National Reports & Surveys(xvii)
1977 - 139 male (or household) members and 59 female members
1983 - 130 male (or household) members and 62 female members
1990 - 151 members (households)
1996 - 130 members (comprising 50 households, 26 individual male and 54
individual female members)
2010 - listed as having 100 - 199 members (by household)
2016 - listed as having 50 - 99 members (by household)
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Local Government Districts: |
Finchley, a residential suburb in
Northwest London, is in the London Borough of Barnet(xviii) and was
(until 1965) in the former Municipal Borough of Finchley.
Bibliography - Barnet |
Registration District (BMD): |
Barnet(xix) -
Link to Register Office website.
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Cemetery
Information: |
For
Federation of Synagogues cemeteries (including search of burial records), see
under Cemeteries of the
Federation of Synagogues. |
Notes & Sources (↵ returns to text above)
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