SHABBAT & YOM TOV TIMES & FUTURE EVENTS
17 & 18 October – 26 Tishrei Shabbat Mevorachim Parashat Bereishit (click here for this week’s Dvar Torah):
- Mincha, followed by Ma’ariv at 5.49pm when Shabbat comes in
- 49pm is also the latest time to light candles
- Earliest time to light candles is 4.56pm
- Shacharit 9:15am
- Latest time for Shema 10:07am
- Mincha followed by Seuda Shlishit 5:30pm
- Shkia 6:00pm
- Ma’ariv when Shabbat terminates at 6.49pm
Tuesday 21 October @ 8pm Rabbi Wilkinson’s Parashat Shiur: please click here to request the Zoom link for this shiur
Kol Nidre Appeal: if you have not already done so, there is still time to make a donation by clicking here to help those in real need, both here and in Israel, through the charities that we have selected for our Kol Nidre appeal this year. For more information on each please click on their name below:
- Beit Halochem: who are dedicated to providing much needed life-long rehabilitation and support to Israel’s wounded veterans and victims of terror
- Ezra Umarpeh: who provide patient support services for those challenged by illness and disability, whether at home or in hospital, including Shabbat rooms in hospitals and medical equipment
- US Chesed: who undertake so many acts of chesed including food packages and meals for those who cannot afford to feed their families or who are unable to do so due to illness or disability, hospital and prison visiting as well as a care helpline and support for the wider community too.
Israel Reflections Since 7 October: The US has produced a new publication – “Israel: Reflections since 7 October – our connection to the land and the state”. If you did not have the opportunity to read this in shul you can download a pdf copy here.
Community Safeguarding Coordinator: Please note that our community safeguarding officer is Annette Koslover. She can be contacted on info@ahavatyisrael.org.uk. If you become aware of information that leads you to be concerned about the physical, emotional or sexual abuse or possible neglect of a child or vulnerable adult in our community, please tell the Community Safeguarding Coordinator without delay. If this is not possible, please contact the United Synagogue’s central safeguarding team on 0203 758 8440, (you are able to request to speak to either a male or female member of staff). If you are concerned about imminent danger, please contact 999OUR CORE VALUES
“I was very happy to receive your letter informing me that on Shabbos Parashas Yisro, B’ezras H’, you will merit to inaugurate the Beit HaKnesset Ahavas Yisrael in Edgware, London.
The best way to experience all of our values is to join us for our Shabbat services and see for yourself. Children will be particularly welcome either in the main service or in their own children’s service or crèche.
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WHAT TO EXPECT
We hope that everyone will feel comfortable in our services but we do ask that you keep your conversation for the Kiddush afterwards as we will be asking for quiet during the davening. Children are more than welcome and we will, of course, be tolerant of their ability to maintain the desired level of decorum.
In line with many United Synagogue shuls, we ask that ladies who are, or who have been, married wear a hat or otherwise cover their hair in shul. We also respectfully ask all ladies and men to dress appropriately for participating in Orthodox religious services.
We currently hold our services in Langdon’s premises off Manor Park Crescent HA8 7FR and we ask for your understanding if the facilities are not as perfect as we hope they will ultimately be. However, whatever we may lack in facilities we hope to more than make up for in a warm, welcoming and inspirational atmosphere.
Contact Details:
Although our services will take place in Langdon’s premises, please do not address any mail there. Instead please contact us at:
t : 020 8050 1613
United Synagogue registered Charity number: 242552. Complaints policy: click here