Welcome to Kolot, the podcast of The Ark Synagogue, a bold, experiential and caring Progressive Jewish community in Northwood, London.
Through sermons, reflections and conversations from across our community, Kolot explores Jewish life, learning and values in the world we live in today. Rooted in tradition and open to new perspectives, these episodes bring together voices that inspire thought, connection and belonging.
Whether you are Jewish, exploring Judaism, or simply looking for meaningful reflection, you are warmly welcome.
To learn more about The Ark Synagogue, visit arksynagogue.org.
Rabbi Andrea Kulikovsky reflects on a mentoring morning for teenage girls and connects it to the hidden role of Noach’s wife, Naamah, in Parashat Noach. She argues that naming and listening to women’s stories unlocks possibilities for the next generation and strengthens our collective effort to repair the world. Listeners will come away with concrete ideas for how adults can support girls’ curiosity and leadership through simple acts of listening and visibility.
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10 Oct 2026
The Land is a Sacred Trust
Rabbi Lea Mühlstein explores how the opening verses of Genesis and Rashi's early commentary frame the land of Israel as a sacred trust rather than an absolute claim. She challenges the reduction of Zionism to a single political label, arguing that true Zionism can coexist with Palestinian self‑determination and a responsibility to justice. Listeners will leave with a nuanced view of identity, ownership, and how theological ideas shape contemporary political discourse.
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25 Sept 2026
Tadir v’she-eino Tadir Kodem
In this talk the speaker unpacks the halachic rule “Tadir v’she’Eino Tadir, Tadir Kodem” – the idea that regular practices take precedence over occasional ones. By tracing the rule through Shabbat blessings, Torah‑reading order, and even ancient Temple sacrifices, they show how it points to a deeper ethic: make the ordinary sacred. Listeners will leave with a concrete way to shape personal and communal Jewish life around steady, meaningful rhythms rather than waiting for rare, spectacular moments.
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