Over the hageem shelahem there were no regular services in the Precinct of the Old Artillery Ground or in the Ward of Aldgate.
Thursday at Bevis Marks - 11 gentlemen attended shaharith
Friday at Bevis Marks - 8 gentlemen attended
Friday Night at Bevis Marks - 13 gentlemen attended and several ladies. The service was lead by Reverend LK with Evan der Millner and Yaki ben Ami in the choir.
Saturday morning at Bevis Marks - the usual attendance of approximately 15 gentlemen and several ladies.
Saturday morning at Sandy's Row - seventeen gentlemen and several ladies
Service at Sandy's Row was conducted by Reverend Gingold (Pesukei d'Zimroh) Shaharis (Evan der Millner) Kerias ha-Torah and Haftoroh (Reverend Gingold) and Mussaph ( Reverend Korah).
Sunday morning at Bevis Marks the service was attended by 12 gentlemen and one lady. Service lead by Mr Menashe and Rev. Gingold.
Monday morning at Bevis Marks - 9 gentlemen - Service lead by Mr Menashe and Mr der Millner.
Tuesday morning at Bevis Marks - 14 gentlemen - Service lead by Mr Menashe and Mr Kimchi.
Wednesday morning at Bevis Marks - 13 gentlement - Service lead by Mr Menashe and Rev. Gingold.
Thursday morning at Bevis Marks - 9 gentlemen - Service lead by Mr Menashe
Friday morning at Bevis Marks - 6 gentlement - service lead by Mr der Millner
Candlelighting tonight is at 4pm. Shabbat terminates at 5.14pm or 5.29pm Rabbenu tam time.
Astronomical Sunset is at 16:15:42
Why do I put the time of astronomical sunset? Although for women Shabbat must begin at the customary time of candle-lighting, which is an addition to Shabbat
( women light 15 minutes in advance of sunset, and this is the published time on calendars), men are not bound by this stricture, and may continue the weekday period for a bit longer if necessary, while taking care, of course, not to be mechallel Shabbath. Men living alone are obligated to light Shabbat candles, but may light them at any time before sunset - although pushing things to fine is not to be recommended, as Tosefet Shabbath - adding to Shabbath - is considered to be a good thing.
Thursday at Bevis Marks - 11 gentlemen attended shaharith
Friday at Bevis Marks - 8 gentlemen attended
Friday Night at Bevis Marks - 13 gentlemen attended and several ladies. The service was lead by Reverend LK with Evan der Millner and Yaki ben Ami in the choir.
Saturday morning at Bevis Marks - the usual attendance of approximately 15 gentlemen and several ladies.
Saturday morning at Sandy's Row - seventeen gentlemen and several ladies
Service at Sandy's Row was conducted by Reverend Gingold (Pesukei d'Zimroh) Shaharis (Evan der Millner) Kerias ha-Torah and Haftoroh (Reverend Gingold) and Mussaph ( Reverend Korah).
Sunday morning at Bevis Marks the service was attended by 12 gentlemen and one lady. Service lead by Mr Menashe and Rev. Gingold.
Monday morning at Bevis Marks - 9 gentlemen - Service lead by Mr Menashe and Mr der Millner.
Tuesday morning at Bevis Marks - 14 gentlemen - Service lead by Mr Menashe and Mr Kimchi.
Wednesday morning at Bevis Marks - 13 gentlement - Service lead by Mr Menashe and Rev. Gingold.
Thursday morning at Bevis Marks - 9 gentlemen - Service lead by Mr Menashe
Friday morning at Bevis Marks - 6 gentlement - service lead by Mr der Millner
Candlelighting tonight is at 4pm. Shabbat terminates at 5.14pm or 5.29pm Rabbenu tam time.
Astronomical Sunset is at 16:15:42
Why do I put the time of astronomical sunset? Although for women Shabbat must begin at the customary time of candle-lighting, which is an addition to Shabbat
( women light 15 minutes in advance of sunset, and this is the published time on calendars), men are not bound by this stricture, and may continue the weekday period for a bit longer if necessary, while taking care, of course, not to be mechallel Shabbath. Men living alone are obligated to light Shabbat candles, but may light them at any time before sunset - although pushing things to fine is not to be recommended, as Tosefet Shabbath - adding to Shabbath - is considered to be a good thing.
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