Join us for a day of prayer, reflection, meditation, and learning.
Morning service – 10.30am – 1:15pm. (Children’s activities will be running during the morning service only: we will provide lunch & snacks for those children who come along for the activities.)
Mussaf service – 1.30pm.
Afternoon study session – 4- 5:45pm.
Yizkor memorial service- 6:10pm.
Neilah – closing services – 6:40pm.
Havdalah and break fast – 7:39pm.
Yizkor Memorial service:
Our members and friends are invited to include names of loved ones who have died in the past year, as well as immediate family and close friends who have passed away in previous years. These names will be read out during the service. Names filled in during bookings made up to 21st September will be read out during the service.
It is customary to make a donation to charity in memory of our loved ones. If you wish to make such a donation to the Yom Kippur appeal fund, either in aid of Akwaaba and/or to support our Kehillah, this can be made during the booking process, or after the vent by bank transfer:
Please also send via email (to info@kehillah.org.uk) details of how you would like your donation to be divided.
Account name: Kehillah North London
Bank: The Co-operative Bank
Account Number: 65837917
Sort code: 08-92-99
Please make the reference “[your surname] YKA”.
Akwaaba (registered charity 1181291, akwaaba.org.uk)
Akwaaba is a Hackney-based social centre for migrants offering a space for rest, play, learning and mutual support. We are Committed to actively opposing racism and all other forms of discrimination and oppression. Akwaaba is a volunteer-run space aiming to build community and foster care, cooperation and solidarity. As a community, members all have an equal say in how the social centre is run.
Kehillah North London (registered charity 1163562, kehillah.org.uk)
We pride ourselves in being a home for many Jewish people and families who have sometimes found it difficult to find a home elsewhere. But we also seek to make Kehillah a warm, welcoming, creative and good place. Every year we struggle to raise the money we need to do this particularly in this year, when we as a community have experienced such change, well as in a year of wider financial difficulties in our communities. We ask you to consider us on Yom Kippur because you value what we do and want us to continue to grow, to pray, to think, to learn, to challenge and to offer friendship and comfort. If you cannot contribute financially, please consider contributing by volunteering within the community instead.