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Student Tickets / Progressive Judaism High Holy Days ticket scheme
Student Tickets / Progressive Judaism High Holy Days ticket scheme Our Progressive Judaism High Holy Days ticket scheme for those aged 18-26 – operating across all Progressive (Liberal/Reform) synagogues – gives students and young adults the opportunity to find Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services near them. Please click here for the registration form, and fill out one form for each person who is requesting a free ticket (deadline 9 am on Friday, 5 September). In addition, people (of any age) who are already members of a Progressive synagogue and would like to attend High Holy Days services in a different Progressive community have the opportunity to do so. If…
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Shavuot 5785 – A Celebration of Revelation and Community
This Shavuot, we’re coming together in joy and learning with our sister congregations in Kingston (KLS) and Weybridge (NWSS) for celebration, discovery and tradition. Sunday 1 June, 8.00pm – 4.00am at Kingston Liberal SynagogueTikkun Leil Shavuot – A Night of Revelation Prepare for a night unlike any other: thought-provoking study sessions, music, art, dance, delicious food, and a legendary cheesecake competition (entries welcome!). Each hour will bring something new – insights, surprises, and soulful energy to carry us through the night. Rabbi Adrian will be leading the first session of the evening, starting the journey of embracing revelation. Monday 2 June, 10.30am at Wimbledon SynagogueShavuot Festival Morning Service with Yizkor Join…
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Counting the Omer
Starting on the second night of Pesach, we begin a beautiful and ancient tradition — counting the Omer. Each evening, as the sun sets, we take a moment to pause, reflect, and count our way towards Shavuot. It’s like a gentle rhythm carrying us from the story of our liberation to the giving of the Torah. To make it easy and meaningful, we’ve put together a helpful leaflet with the full calendar, blessings, and nightly numbers — ready to guide you through each step of the journey. You can pick up a copy in the Shul or download it below. Whether you’ve counted before or this is your first time,…
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Celebrate the Joy of Hanukkah!
Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is a time to bring warmth, light, and joy into our homes and hearts as we celebrate the miraculous victory of the Maccabees and the rededication of the Temple. This cherished holiday reminds us of the enduring strength of Jewish identity, the triumph of hope, and the power of unity. Whether you are at home with family, celebrating with friends, joining us at the synagogue, or even travelling during the holiday, Hanukkah offers an opportunity to embrace its meaning and traditions wherever you are. Together, we can light up the world with the beauty of this festival! This year, we invite you to join in…
