Succot & Simchat Torah

begins in the evening of Sunday, 09 October 2022 at 7.01pm

and ends in the evening of Tuesday, 11 October 2022 at 7.03pm

WPS welcomes all women to

Sukkot Shiur

given by

Talia Goodkin

Sunday 26th September

Time: 6pm

Please join via Zoom

Meeting ID: 560 848 4654

For the Password please contact the Office

SUCCOT, SHEMINI ATZERET & SIMCHAT TORAH SERVICES

Seats for Succot, Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah Services can now be booked online.

For further information and to book, please click the link below

SUCCOT, SHEMINI ATZERET & SIMCHAT TORAH

All attendees must adhere to the shul's latest Guidelines for Attending Services.

Children's Services over Succot can be booked here

Youth Services over Succot can be booked here

The shul will be selling Arba Minim

(Lulav, Etrog, Hadassim and Aravot) for Succot

Please visit

https://myus.theus.org.uk/events/65332/arba-minim-2021/

Each set costs £30 plus Hoshanos for £5

The deadline for placing orders is Tuesday 31 August

You will be notified by email when they are available for collection

High Holy Days & festival Services 2021 / 5782

To download a copy of the High Holy Days & Festival service times please click here

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The Two Minute Succah

Succot & Simchat Torah Articles

Chatan Bereshit

It is impossible to write briefly about the life of the Reverend Michael Plaskow MBE. He is certainly no stranger to public and communal life. Thoughts by Dr Mervyn Leviton.

Wonders of the Universe

Sukkot, the harvest festival provides a good old-fashioned dose of humility - the harvest has come in and we can take a moment to enjoy Nature around us by Maureen Kendler

Simchat Torah Joy

Our religion elevates the material and the physical such that we can use everything around us to bring joy - article by Esther Shuker

Simchat Torah Rain

One realises the importance of rain. It needs to fall at the right time and in the right amounts otherwise devastation can occur by Maxine Zeltser.

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