This Week

 

Shabbos Times
This Week

27 AUGUST 2026 - 14 ELLUL 5786

Candle Lighting at 7:30 pm Shabbos Ends at 8:47 pm


Service Times
This Week

This week’s Sedra - KI SAVO 

 ALL SERVICES ARE AT IFS 

FRIDAY - 28 AUGUST
Shacharis 7:30 am
Mincha, Kabbalas Shabbos
and Ma'ariv 7:00 pm
Candle Lighting 7:30 pm

SHABBOS - 29 AUGUST
Shacharis 9:15 am
Mincha, Seuda and Ma'ariv 7:10 pm
Shabbos ends at 8:47 pm

SUNDAY - 30 AUGUST
Shacharis 8:30 am
Mincha and Ma'ariv 7:25 pm

MONDAY - 31 AUGUST
Shacharis 8:30 am BANK HOLIDAY
Mincha and Ma'ariv 7:25 pm

TUESDAY - 1 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 7:30 am
Mincha and Ma'ariv 7:25 pm

WEDNESDAY - 2 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 7:30 am
Mincha and Ma'ariv 7:25 pm

THURSDAY - 3 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 7:20 am
Mincha and Ma'ariv 7:25 pm

FRIDAY - 4 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 7:30 am

 

NO SHIURUM


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COMMUNAL KIDDUSH

If you are celebrating a birthday, anniversary or

any other Simcha and would like to join in with the next 

Communal Kiddush, which is on September 5th,

please contact the Office.

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Forthcoming Stone Settings

(at Rainham unless specified)

11-Oct-26 - 1:15 PM - Tony Rones at Waltham Abbey
25-Oct-26 - 11:00 PM - Maurice Field

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

5 September - Communal Kiddush

16 September - The Stanley Bookatz Memorial Lecture

15 November - Annual Quiz (details to follow)

22 November - Whiskey Tasting Evening

PLEASE CALL THE SHUL OFFICE FOR DETAILS AND FOR BOOKING


Weekly Torah Portion
With our thanks to Aish

 
Ki Tavo Deuteronomy 26:1 - 29:8
This week's portion includes: Bringing to the Temple as an offering the first fruits of the seven species special to the Land of Israel, declaration of tithes, the Almighty designating the Jewish people as His treasured people (Deuteronomy 26:16 - 19), the command to set up in the Jordan River and then on Mount Eival large stones that had the Torah written upon them in 70 languages, the command to have a public ratification of the acceptance of the law from Mount Gerizim and Mount Eival; the Torah then sets forth the blessings for following the law and the curses for not following it, and concludes with Moses’ final discourse. Verse 28:46 tells us the importance of serving the Almighty with “joy and a good heart.” The last verse of the portion instructs us, “You shall fulfill the words of this covenant and do them so that you will succeed in all that you do!”