Welcome to the CTJC
Cambridge Traditional Jewish Congregation, 3 Thompson's Lane, Cambridge, CB5 8AQ
About CTJC
CTJC is an independent orthodox community, based in the beautiful university town of Cambridge. We hold traditional services with a relaxed, friendly, and open style, and aim to be inclusive and welcoming. We share our shul building with the students, who run Shabbat services during term-time. Outside university term, the services are run by us, and we also run the High Holy Day services.
For times of Friday night services see the calendar. Weekday services are agreed on a Shabbat morning or by special arrangement.
There is usually a kiddush on Shabbat morning, which is a good place to meet our members and our many visitors - Cambridge hosts many visiting academics and others, and enjoying their company is an important part of our Jewish life in Cambridge.
We look forward to seeing you.
If you would like to support us, please make a donation.
Shabbat Noach
1 Marcheshvan, 1-2 November
Friday, 1 November
Candle lighting: before 4:15pm (15 minutes before sunset)
Friday night service 6:30pm
Shabbat, 2 November
Shabbat morning services at 09:30am
There will be a communal lunch after shul at Chabad House
Havdalah: after 5:16pm
Weekday and Friday night services
In term time the students organise a Friday night service. During Michaelmas this will be at 6:30pm.
Weekday Shacharit services are organised by the students
Sunday 8:00am
Monday, Thursday 7:30am
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 7:40am
For more details contact cambridgegabbai@outlook.com
CTJC loan society: "Gemach"
CTJC gemach offers Shabbat equipment such as a hot water urn, hot plate, slow cooker (meaty) and pans on a short term basis as well as Mezuzot to anyone who would like to make use of it. For more details and to donate or request items please contact Miriam: secretary@ctjc.org.uk
CTJC weekly email newsletter
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Latest CTJC magazine
Click here to read the CTJC Rosh Hashanah magazine
We are always looking for articles for the magazine, whether serious or light hearted, from all ages
If you would like to submit an article, or have any community news you would like to share, please email bulletin@ctjc.org.uk