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Welcome to Kehilat Nitzan

Melbourne's only Masorti (Conservative) Synagogue

Make Kehilat Nitzan Your Spiritual Home

Kehilat Nitzan is a warm and welcoming Synagogue that inspires congregants through our spiritually uplifting services and commitment to Jewish living. Our mission is to be an inclusive, vibrant home where traditional Judaism is lived and breathed, where community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and good deeds repair the world.

Celebrating Our Past: Writing Our Future

We invite you to  participate in our Chai Torah Campaign, a fundraising drive to bring a new Sefer Torah to Kehilat Nitzan. The new Torah is being written for us by Ashkelon-based Sofer and Masorti Rabbi Gustavo Suraszki, who wrote the first words of Bereshit in the scroll when he visited our community in early December 2024. 

Resources will also be committed to building a new Ark and providing our congregation with meaningful spiritual, religious and cultural experiences for years to come.  You can visit our Chai Torah Campaign page HERE, and all donations are tax deductible. 

                                                                                        

Upcoming Events

All Events
  • Sunday ,
    AprApril  27 , 2025
    Talk on Ugandan Jewry with Rabbi Gershom Sizomu
    Sunday, Apr 27th 8:00p to 9:30p
    Our first speaker in April is Rabbi Gershom Sizomu from Uganda. Born in 1969, Rabbi Gershom serves the Abayudaya, a Baganda community which practices Judaism near the town of Mbale in the east of the country. He is the first native-born black rabbi in Sub-Saharan Africa, and is also the first Chief Rabbi of Uganda and a member of the Ugandan Parliament. Rabbi Gershom will be joining us on the big screen via Zoom.

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  • Saturday ,
    MayMay  10 , 2025
    Kehilat Nitzan's Trivia Night 2025
    Motzei Shabbat, May 10th 7:45p to 10:30p
    The 2nd Annual KN Trivia night is happening at Kehilat Nitzan on Saturday 10 May from 7.45pm. There will be plenty of questions and prizes, plus a silent auction and raffle to raise money for the Shul. The cost is just $25 per person, and includes snacks, soft drinks and mixers. (Feel free to bring your own [kosher!] tipple of choice.) You can come along on your own or make up a table of up to eight people.

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  • Sunday ,
    NovNovember  30 , 2025
    World Jewry Lecture Series at Kehilat Nitzan
    Sunday, Nov 30th 8:00p to 11:00p
    Over the coming months, there will be talks on the Jews of Uganda, Peru, China, the Mizrach, France, India, and Egypt. There will also be guided tours of the Holocaust Museum and the Sassoon Yehuda Sephardi Synagogue, Community Centre and newly created museum dedicated to Sephardi culture and heritage. The cost for the whole series is $72 for members, $90 for non-members. [NB: There will be an additional charge for those who choose to attend the Holocaust Museum and the Sephardi Centre tours.]

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Services

Our services are traditional and egalitarian, where everyone participates equally. To find out more head to our services page

Erev Shabbat
Friday evening services are musical and spiritual, starting at 6:00pm, Ma'ariv follows at candle lighting time - about an hour in total.

Shabbat morning
Shabbat services start with Shachrit at 9:30am. Please note that Kehilat Nitzan follows a triennial cycle for Torah reading.

Weekday Minyanim 
Monday to Friday at 7:30 am via Zoom.

Talmud Shiur Class
Wednesdays at 8.30am after the Minyan.

Mon, 21 April 2025 23 Nisan 5785