Yom Kippur
begins in the evening of Sunday, at 27 September 2020 at 6.33pm
and ends in the evening of Monday, 28 September 2020 at 7.32pm
Yomin Noraim / High Holy Days Reserved Seating 2019
Seats for Shul and the Wiseman Linden Hall for the High Holy Days can now be booked
Cost: £25 for members / £50 for non-members – payment required before seats are allocated. Seating preferences can be requested and the office will do their best to accommodate wherever possible.
Booking Online : https://myus.theus.org.uk/events/59977/seats-2019/
If you are not going to be here over Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur and have a shul seat, we would be grateful if you could let us know.
Order Now Sandwiches for Children on Yom Kippur 2019
Do you always worry about lunch for your children on Yom Kippur?
Normally miss Yizkor? No need to this year?
For a nominal fee your children under 11 will be able to have a Sandwich and Drink
The choice of Sandwiches will be ( all on white bread, we will request no vegetables)
Smoked Salmon and cream cheese
Tuna Mayonnaise
Cream Cheese
Egg Mayonnaise
Smoked Salmon only
All for the cost of £4.50
Lunch includes sandwich of your choice, bottle of water, ready salted crisps & box of raisins.
Served at the end of your child(ren)'s service in the nursery area.
To order your sandwiches online
please click here: https://myus.theus.org.uk/events/59978/yk19-child-lunches/
Or for more information please contact the office:
Telephone: 020 8445 4236
email: manager@woodsidepark.org.uk
Please Note
The only food which can be eaten on the premises must be provided by Young Families - this is due to kashrut and allergy reasons.
Sandwiches MUST be booked and paid for by Wednesday 2 October.
No orders can be taken after this date.
The sandwiches are being requested NUT free but this cannot be guaranteed and thus parents MUST check if they are concerned.
NO food or drink may be taken out of the room it is being served in.
You cannot change the choice of drink, crisps or raisins.
Available to children attending the Yom Kippur children services at Woodside Park.
Sorry but sandwiches are NOT available for children aged 11 or over.
Service Times for Yom Kippur
EREV YOM KIPPUR
Tuesday 08 October
Selichot and Shacharit 6.55am
Mincha 1.30pm
Kol Nidrei
Tuesday 08 October 2019
All worshipers are reminded that leather footwear should NOT be worn on Yom Kippur
Fast Begins 6.08pm
Kol Nidrei 6.08pm
Yom Kippur
Wednesday 09 October 2019
Shacharit 9.00am
Yizkor - approximately 12.00pm
Separating Co Joined Twins
talk by Rabbi Hackenbroch 3.30pm - 4.15pm
Mincha followed by Neila 4.00pm
Ma'ariv 7.07pm
Fast Ends 7.07pm
Youth Services on Yom Kippur
Youth - Kol Nidrei
Youth Minyan: School Years 7 - 13
Time: Start: 6.08pm
Time End: 9.00pm
Venue: 1st Floor Community Centre
Youth - Yom Kippur - Shacharit & Mussaf
& Discussion Group
Youth Minyan: School Years 7 - 13
Shacharit & Mussaf 9.30am - 3.30pm
Venue: 1st Floor Community Centre
Youth - Mincha & Neila
Minyan: School Years 7 - 13
Mincha and Neilah 5.30pm - 7.07pm
Venue: 1st Floor Community Centre
Yom Kippur Children's Services @ WPS
Toddlers Service School Year Nursery
Time: 11.00 - 11.45
A mix of interactive songs, stories & lots of fun, come with bags of energy
Venue: Ground Floor of the Community Centre (Nursery)
Only one parent can accompany their child to the service due to space restrictions
Young Intermediate Service School Year Reception
Time: 11.00 - 12.00
A gentle intro to the shul service with songs and stories & fun
Venue: 2nd Floor Classroom Wiseman Linden Building
Only one parent can accompany their child to the service due to space restrictions
Intermediate Service School Years 1 - 2
Time: 11.00 - 12.00
Intro to the shul service with stories, games & fun
Venue: 2nd floor Classroom Wiseman Linden Building
Only one parent can accompany their child to the service due to space restrictions
Children School Years 3 - 6
Time: 11.00 - 12.15
Intro to the shul service with stories, games & fun
Venue: 1st floor Wiseman Linden Building (children's library)
"Parent Free Zone"
Kol Nidre Appeal 2018
Yom Kippur is unique. It gives us a truly special opportunity to reflect on our relationship with G-d, ourselves and other people. It's a day that changes lives.
Today the whole community comes together at this special time and as individual we consider our actions over the past year. We pray, ask for forgiveness and give Tzedaka (charity) to help others, and in doing so the power we have is simply enormous.
This is the power of the Kol Nidre Appeal. By giving together today we can change the lives of people both at home and in Israel.
The chosen charities for Woodside Park Synagogue's this year are:
The Jewish Digest
Jewish Digest is a unique UK based charity run by volunteers for people suffering with Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis.
IBD is more commonly found amongst the Ashkenazi Jewish population but it is easy to feel isolated, as people don’t feel comfortable talking about their bowel issues over Friday night dinner, and many sufferers find there’s never really an appropriate time to talk about it. Because people with IBD find it hard to discuss, their family and friends often do not know much about it or understand what it means to live with a chronic condition.
There are lots of aspects to IBD and we hope to develop the charity in many ways. We’d love to hear your thoughts – we are here to help the community in whichever way possible.
British Friends of Zaka
ZAKA is Israel’s premier rescue and recovery volunteer organization, with thousands of volunteers on call 24/7 to respond to any terror attack, accident or disaster. ZAKA volunteers also work in specialist search and rescue units on land and sea and the UN-recognized ZAKA International Rescue Unit operates at mass casualty incidents around the world.
The ZAKA volunteers are professionally trained in all aspects of their work related to identification of the deceased, preserving the honor of the dead and ensuring a full and proper Jewish burial. ZAKA is the only organization authorized by the Israel Police to handle any and every incident of sudden and unnatural death, be it traffic accidents, murder, suicide, terror attacks, mass casualty incidents or natural disasters.
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