Council Christians Jews (CCJ)
The Council of Christians and Jews (CCJ) is the leading nationwide forum for Christian-Jewish engagement:
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celebrating the history and diversity of both communities,
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facilitating constructive dialogue,
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enabling meaningful learning experiences; and providing opportunities for transformative change.
This engagement takes place in communities across UK through their branches as well as through their programmes.
There are three tranches to CCJ’s programmatic work: Education, Dialogue and Social Action.
When facilitating Christian-Jewish engagement, CCJ ensures that the following core values remain central:
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Promoting understanding
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Valuing difference
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Demonstrating empathy and respect
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Challenging prejudices
For more information please go to the CCJ website or
The local Finchley Branch of CCJ is looking for volunteers to join them on their committee if you are interested then please email them here
Next Event
Council of Christians and Jews (CCJ)
"Standing in Solidarity"
Speaker Elizabeth O'Donohoe, Westminster Interfaith, the agency of the RC diocese of Westminsterfor Inter-religious dialogue
Date: Monday 16 September
Time: 2.30pm - 4.00pm
Venue: The Blue Beetle (small building to the left of St Mary-at-Finchley, entrance via the blue door)
26 Hendon Lane, N3 1TR
Future Events
Guided visit to the Jewish Museum
The museum showcases the history, culture and heritage of Jews in Britain
Date: Wednesday 30 October
Time:2.30pm onwards
Venue: Camden Town (Free)
"Migration from Edinburgh to Poland and Beyond: A Rabbi's Tale"
Speaker: Rabbi David Mason, Muswell Hill Orthodox Synagogue
Date: Wednesday 20 November
Time: 2.00pm - 5.00pm
Venue: The Blue Beetle (small building to the left of St Mary-at-Finchley, entrance via the blue door)
26 Hendon Lane, N3 1TR
"Winter, Light and Levity - our Shared Moments"
Speaker: Rabbi Rebecca Birk, Finchley Progressive Synagogue / Rev Philip Davison, St Mary-at-Finchley C of E
Date: Monday 9 December
Time: 2.30pm - 5.00pm
Venue: The Blue Beetle (small building to the left of St Mary-at-Finchley, entrance via the blue door)
26 Hendon Lane, N3 1TR