Judaism with lots of Levuv

Beautiful Friday night services, via Zoom.

A spiritual boost to end your week

We squeeze everything into 30 minutes. No boring bits.

Live Music

Sooth your stress and boost your energy.

Beautiful Prayers

Give strength to each other, the community and the World.

Guest Speakers

Meet inspiring leaders who are changing the World.

Who is Levuv?

Our members come from all over the World: from Canada, America and Brazil, to Spain and Israel, and all across the UK. It's lovely to light the candles in Toronto and bless the wine in Jerusalem. Some of our members know a lot about Judaism. Many do not. Some experience Judaism for the first time or reconnect after a long time away.

"I wanted to say to you how uplifted, peaceful, healed and strengthened I have felt after the evening services. These positive feelings have allowed me to carry on throughout the week."

- Ana -

"It was thought provoking, reflective, jolly and very much relevant to our circumstances today. We were all drawn together for a common good as a community."

- Pam -

" That brought so much joy into our tiny flat and made me feel so much stronger about the situation outside."

- Rosie -

"I might cry though when Drew sings!!! He is so good."

- Kerri -

"That was such a beautiful and joyous service. We love being part of the Levuv community."

- Joanna -

Daren Gordon

"The organiser"

Daren is a management consultant by day, and a Jewish community organiser by (Friday) night!

Drew Salida

"The musician"

Drew is a music teacher by day, and a Jewish musician by (Friday) night!

Why Levuv?

We want you to fall in love with Judaism

Levuv means heart, in Hebrew. Our services are put together with love, with the aim of touching your heart.

When you fall in love with Judaism, you will feel more Jewish and do more Jewish.

Our Story

Levuv started in March 2020 with 5 families giving each other strength through the first Coronavirus lockdown. It is a virtual community and our members come from all over the World. We now have 100 households sharing joyful moments and a love of Judaism.