Behar-Bechukotai23/24 May 2025Shabbat begins: 8.43pmShabbat ends: 9.59pm
SERVICE TIMES: 23 May – 5 June
Shabbat, 23/24 May
Shabbat begins: 8.43pm
Shabbat ends: 9.59pm
Friday, 23 May
Candlelighting: 8.43pm
Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 6.50pm
Saturday, 24 May – Behar – Bechukotai
Morning Service begins: 9:15am
Mincha: 8.45pm followed by Seudah Shlisht and Ma’ariv
Shabbat ends: 9.59pm
Sunday, 25 May
Shacharit: 8.15am followed by breakfast
Monday, 26 May (Bank Holiday)
Shacharit: 8.15am
Thursday, 29 May
Shacharit: 7.00am
Shabbat, 30/31 May
Shabbat begins: 8.52pm
Shabbat ends: 10.10pm
Friday, 30 May
Candlelighting: 8.52pm
Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat: 7.00pm
Saturday, 31 May – Bemidbar
Morning Service begins: 9:15am
Shabbat ends: 10.10pm
Sunday, 1 June – Erev Shavuot
Shacharit: 8.15am followed by breakfast
Candlelighting: 8.54pm
Ma’ariv: 10.30pm followed by Midrash & Merlot (Tikun Leil) (with refreshments)
Monday, 2 June – 1st Day Shavuot
Service begins: 9.15am inc Children’s Service and Ice Cream Kiddush
Followed by lunch to honour our N’Shei Chayil
1st day ends and candlelighting for 2nd Day: 10.13pm
Tuesday, 3 June – 2nd Day Shavuot
Service beings: 9.15am inc Women’s Discussion Group, Children’s Ice Cream Kiddush and Yizkor
2nd day ends: 10.14pm
The Friday morning toddler group runs every week during term times. It’s for anyone up to nursery age, so if you have a baby, child, grandchild, niece or nephew come along to the The Rose and Harry Epstein Hall (at Shul) between 10am and 12noon. There will be age appropriate toys – big and small, books, puzzles and challah to nibble on! Our last half an hour is a Shabbat party where we sing, dance and generally have fun! So come along and join us! £5 per child plus £2 per extra sibling. For further information call Sharon Rind 07932915055 or email . Please see a quote below from a “satisfied” parent:
“. . . just wanted to thank you for running the playgroup – we have enjoyed it very much and it has made Otis engage with Shabbat especially, but also the Hagim, much more than I managed to get him to do in the past. I have struggled to work out how to build the Jewish environment that I would like the kids to grow up in at home. The playgroup has been a big help in this which I am really thankful for.”