September

Friday 8th September 2017

    • 18:30
    • 19:00
    • 20:00
    • 21:30
    New Members Shabbat Dinner

    18:30 – 21:30

    If you have recently joined the synagogue we would like to invite you to our New Members Supper.  You will have the chance to meet other new members, our Rabbis, staff and members of the Alyth community. If you, or you and your family would like to join us for supper following the Friday evening service please contact lynette@alyth.org.uk.

    • 17:45
    • 18:15
    Elul Half Hours.

    17:45 – 18:15

    Fridays 25 August, 1, 8, 15 September

    The return of our popular programme of Cheshbon HaNefesh (“accounting for the soul”) in advance of the High Holy Days.

    Join us for these brief times of reflection, study and contemplation before each of Alyth’s Shabbat services during Elul. You are welcome to attend every session, or to simply drop in when you wish, and no pre-booking is necessary. We only ask that when you come, you try to join at the start of the session.

    This year, we will explore the seven characteristics of a wise person according to Pirkei Avot (Sayings of the Sages) 5:10 and will reflect on how these qualities can be part of our lives in 5778.

    • 18:30
    • 19:00
    • 20:00
    • 21:30
    Last Year’s B’nei Mitzvah Dinner

    18:30-21:30

    Join us for a chavurah supper. Everyone is asked to bring a nut free vegetarian or fish main dish, or a dessert.  We’ll enjoy each other’s company, celebrating a year of wonderful B’nei Mitzvah.

     

    • 17:15
    • 18:15
    Shofar Blowing - a (not quite!) Masterclass

    17:15-18:15

    Would you like to be able to blow the Shofar, or to hone your skills? Rabbi Mark will teach you how.  Bring your own Shofar or use one of the Alyth Shofarot.  Contact mark@alyth.org.uk to let him know you are coming.

     

    • 18:30
    • 19:30
    Erev Shabbat Service

    18:30 – 19:30

    All generations of the Alyth community come together every Friday night for our Kabbalat Shabbat (Shabbat Evening) service.  The service begins at 18:30 and is no more than one hour in length.  With participative music, a thoughtful Dvar Torah, time to think and a powerful sense of community, this is one of the best-attended and most rewarding Shabbat services in the whole of London.