Apr 20, 2014
20 Nisan 5774
- Parsha
Kedoshim
- Friday 25 April - Omer 10
- Mincha followed by Kabbalat Shabbat
7.15 pm
- Latest Candle Lighting
7.59 pm
- Shabbat 26th April - Mevorachim Hachodesh - Omer 11
- Early-bird Shiur
9.00 am
- Shacharit
9.30 am
- Mincha
7.40 pm
- Havdalah
9:07 pm
- 20 - 25 April 2014
- Sunday - Pesach 6th Day - Omer 5
- Shacharit
8.30am
- Mincha followed by Ma'ariv
7.15pm
- Commencement of Yom Tov
7.55pm
- Monday - Pesach 7th Day - Omer 6
- Shacharit
9.15am
- Mincha followed by Maariv
7.15pm
- Candle Lighting
8.58pm
- Tuesday - Pesach 8th Day - Omer 7
- Shacharit
9.15am
- Mincha followed by Moshiach Seuda
7.15pm
- Maariv followed by Havdalah
9.00pm
- Wednesday - Omer 8
- Shacharit
7.15am
- Wednesday Breakfast
8.00am
- Mincha followed by Ma'ariv
7.15pm
- Thursday - Omer 9
- Shacharit
7.10am
- Mincha followed by Ma'ariv
7.15pm
- Friday - Omer 10
- Shacharit
7.15am
- Mincha followed by Kabbalat Shabbat
7.15pm
- Shabbat Commences
7.59pm
South Hampstead Synagogue is a vibrant, growing modern orthodox Jewish community in metropolitan London with a reputation for warmth, humour, informality, innovation and a non-judgemental approach.
Each Pesach Rabbi Shlomo collects donations to enable the less well-off in London to purchase food and clothes for Yom Tov. The funds are distributed to needy families by volunteers on an anonymous basis. The support makes a huge difference to those families at a financially difficult time of the year.
It is not too late to donate. Please send your donations to the Shul office marked “Pesach Appeal”. Cheques should be made out to SHS. Please show your generosity as you have in previous years.
N.B. This is separate to the Jewish Care Appeal that all United Synagogues make at Pesach
Pesach 5774/2014April 17, 2014
Service Times
These will be displayed in the right hand column, the full timetable can also be downloaded by clicking HERE.
Pesach – The Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.…
The story is told by the emiritus Chief Rabbi in his Haggada about when duty called for him to have an audience with the Queen at Windsor Castle. He was there in order to give the St. George’s lecture and was the first Jew ever to give this. Every year I feel inspired anew from reading the speech that he delivered…
