This Week
Shabbos Times
This Week
10 SEPTEMBER 2026 - 28 ELLUL 5786
Candle Lighting at 7:09 pm
Service Times
This Week
This week’s Sedra - Ha'Azinu
ALL SERVICES ARE AT IFS
FRIDAY - 11 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 7:10 am
Mincha, Ma'ariv and candle lighting 7:09 pm
SHABBOS - 12 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 8:30 am
Mincha, and Ma'ariv 6:45 pm
Candle lighting 8:13 pm
SUNDAY - 13 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 8:30 am
Tashlich at Valentines Park 5:30 pm
Mincha and Ma'ariv 6:55 pm
Yom Tov ends 8:13 pm
MONDAY - 14 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 6:50 am
Mincha and Ma'ariv 6:55 pm
Fast ends 7:59 pm
TUESDAY - 15 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 7:00 am
Mincha and Ma'ariv 6:55 pm
WEDNESDAY - 16 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 7:00 am
Mincha and Ma'ariv 6:55 pm
THURSDAY - 17 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 6:50 am
Mincha and Ma'ariv 6:55 pm
FRIDAY - 18 SEPTEMBER
Shacharis 7:00 am
SHANA TOVA
On behalf of the Board and Life Vice Presidents,
We wish you all a Happy, Healthy, Peaceful and Sweet New Year
and well over the Fast.
**************************************************************************************************
COMMUNAL KIDDUSH
If you are celebrating a birthday, anniversary or
any other Simcha and would like to join in with the next
Communal Kiddush
please contact the Office.
*********************************************************************************************
Forthcoming Stone Settings
(at Rainham unless specified)
11-Oct-26 - 1:15 PM - Tony Rones at Waltham Abbey
18-Oct-26 - 2:45 PM - Doreen Wajchendler
25-Oct-26 - 11:00 PM - Maurice Field
*********************************************************************************************
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
16 September - The Stanley Bookatz Memorial Lecture
15 November - Annual Quiz (details to follow)
22 November - Whisky Tasting Evening
PLEASE CALL THE SHUL OFFICE FOR DETAILS AND FOR BOOKING
Weekly Torah Portion
With our thanks to Aish
Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, is a holiday dedicated to personal growth. It's a special time that God gives us to grow even better people over the coming year. The most effective way to do this is not to try to improve everything about ourselves at once, but to just pick one or two small things and commit to doing them, one step at a time. Let's take advantage of the Rosh Hashana opportunity and have a happy, growth-filled New Year!
