MONDAY 27 MARCH

12.30: PARASHAT HASHAVUA
The portion of the week means so much more if you have studied it before.

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WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH  

18.30: MA'ARIV

LEARNING HOUR
19.00: Jewish Folk Lore - Tales of the Jewish Supernatural on Zoom with Rabbi David
Witches, ghost, dybbuks, demons and monsters have long featured within Jewish folklore. From the Golem of Prague, to the Witch of Ensor, to King Solomon’s dialogue with demons, Judaism has its fair share of fables, fairytales, superstitions, and fantasy fiction. Join Rabbi David for a three-week journey into the wonders and horrors of some Jewish literary legends that will make you shudder and smile.

20.30: Poetry & Psalms on Zoom with Rabbi Judith Levitt
In this course we will partly explore Jewish poetry related to festivals and traditional texts. We will focus on the relationship between the Psalms and Modern Israeli Poetry & the ways that modern poets have wrestled with & referenced biblical quotations and imagery in their work. Texts will be provided in both Hebrew and English, but no prior knowledge of Hebrew is necessary.

Visit the Learning Hour Page for our full monthly programme of courses and to book your place.
OPEN TO ALL, FREE FOR WLS MEMBERS

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FRIDAY 31 MARCH  

18.00: EREV SHABBAT  SERVICE 
Livestream   ||   Friday Night Siddur   

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SATURDAY 1 APRIL  

09.45: DECODING THE SIDDUR
Join experienced and passionate volunteer teacher David Strang, in person, to unlock the secrets of the siddur. A chance to discover some of the grammar, syntax and vocabulary of the siddur and deepen your encounter with the liturgy by increasing your understanding of the main prayers in the service. This course will run all year and is ideal for those of us who have learnt our letters but have no idea what it is we're saying when we pray in Hebrew! Deepen your love for the ancient words of our prayers.
(A prerequisite is knowing your Aleph-Bet. The course will consist of learning how the siddur Hebrew works but to practice reading, join us in services!).

11.00: SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE
To attend in person, email Micky Nathanson
Livestream   ||   Shabbat Morning Siddur 

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SUNDAY 2 APRIL

13.30: DROP-IN FROM LGBTQI+ ASYLUM SEEKERS
We open our doors once a month to provide a safe space for LGBTQI+ asylum seekers to feel a warm community welcome, to build community together, and to receive vital support whilst living in poverty awaiting a decision on their asylum application.
We aim to create an environment where asylum seekers of the LGBTQI+ community can feel safe, supported, and comfortable.
To volunteer or for more information, please contact Nic Schlagman.