Chabad at Liverpool Universities

Rabbi Shmuli & Tzivia Brown & family moved to Liverpool in the summer of 2010 to open the door of Judaism to all Jewish students and faculty at Liverpool Universities, and establish a Chabad House, a place where Jews of all backgrounds and degrees of observance can enjoy exploring their Jewish heritage in a warm, welcoming and non-judgmental environment.

Rabbi Shmuli, born close by in Manchester, studied in the UK and Israel and was ordained by the Chief Rabbi of Israel in 2000. He worked in the Ukraine for nearly a decade establishing youth clubs across the former Soviet Union and then established a very successful publishing house in Dnepropetrovsk. He taught children, students and adults the Jewish way of life through formal and informal education.

Tzivia, studied in Israel and the U.S.A gained a BA and an MA through the Ministry of Education in Israel, thereafter she was employed by them in Israel and later on in Ukraine. After her marriage she relocated to the Ukraine with her husband Rabbi Shmuli. She became the deputy head of a girls college, promoting Judaism, Ivrit and the love of the land of Israel to all students. Due to the lack of Kosher products, her hobby cooking at which she excelled became very useful. People from all over came to the Brown’s as Shabbat & weekday guests for the warmth, conversations and of course the delicious food.

A Jewish student organisation at Liverpool that provides educational, social, and recreational programming for students and faculty.

From ulivchabad.org