SHABBAT Vayishlach
1 Dec Start 15:38 / ends 16:51
WEEKDAY
Shacharit: 1# 7:00 : 2# 7:55
Mincha & Ma'ariv 19:15
Chol Hamoed Shacharit - 8.30
Mincha Ma'ariv 19:45
UPCOMING SHABBAT
8 Dec Start 15:35 / ends 16:48 Vayeshev


Parashat
Parshat Vayishlach: In war, there are no winners
In Parshat Vayishlach, we read how Yaakov was just about to meet up with his twin brother Esav, who had threatened to kill him. And how does the Torah describe Yaakov’s feelings at that momentous time? ‘Vayirah Yaakov …Read More »
Mazel Tov to…
- Caroline, Eran and Ben Shay, together with grandparents Barbara Ross and Avigail and David Shay and all the family in Israel
- Karen and Tony Alexander together with Stephanie Lipson on the forthcoming Bat Mitzvah , of their granddaughter and great-granddaughter Sophia Chana Weinberg, daughter of Vikki and Simon Weinberg, in Israel.
- Samantha, Ben, Lily and Mia Simon on the birth of a daughter and sister
- Andy Chernick on his forthcoming marriage to Amanda Pollock. Mazel tov to parents Dalia and Martin Chernick and Sharon and Larry Pollock
- Paul and Batsheva Dardick on Abbie’s forthcoming marriage to Ari Smith son of Aviva and Ruben Smith
- Manda and Russel Weisberg on the birth of a grandson in London
- Brodie, Rachelli, Sadie, Eliza, Olivia, Zoe, Rafael, Livia, Yair, Indi, Max & Avigail who are celebrating their birthdays

Amplifying people, events and community viewpoints at WHC
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A reflection of 11 years worth of interviews and articles as told by Elaine Bermitz engaging a fascinating mix of writers, actors and community minded individuals.
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Introducing your Kesher Network
Kesher Connect is here for all our members wellbeing and welfare.
VOLUNTEERING: Let us know if you are interested in volunteering.
WELLBEING: If you or someone you know could do with a bit of assistance don't hesitate to get in touch.
Shopping assistance/visiting
Both during the pandemic and in normal times, a number of members have difficulty getting out, or need to isolate.
This can be for a variety or reasons, whether its health or age related.
Can you pop to the shops?
Could you pop in to say Hello?
Welcoming Team
A friendly face and an open door
is a great way to welcome an individual or a family who are thinking of joining WHC.
Whether its sitting down for a chat over coffee to share the “inside track’ about Whitefield, or hosting new members over a Friday night Shabbat meal…
...is this the TEAM for YOU?
Visiting /Telephone Befriending / Meal delivery
Assistance is required in visiting members who have unfortunately become unwell and ensure they are not forgotten.
To help people with their household or religious needs who cannot manage on their own please get in touch.
Prayers "Tefillah"
Thanks to our many dedicated “minyan makers”, the shul successfully held Morning, Afternoon and Evening prayers each day throughout the challenging Covid period (when the shul was permitted to open).
Please consider joining our rota, just commit one service a week!
In a large community everyone assumes someone else is stepping in, the result is... no-one does!
We also need people who can lead prayers in shiva houses.
Kiddush Team
The in-person Shabbat Kiddush is making a comeback !
Post-pandemic regulations mean we need to organise Kiddushim differently.
Ensuring Covid-safety will take many more hands.
Everyone loves a great Kiddush... so join our teams !
Youth Centre - Help us Re-open
The success of our Youth Centre for the past 20 years has been through a succession of parent volunteers.
You - the community members - have made that success.
The end of lockdown means we can now re-open.
If you have young children of primary school age, get involved and help us build on that past success AGAIN !
NEWLETTER & PR TEAM
Help Mychiel !
be our
CO-ORDINATOR
- Articles
- Listing events
- Proof-reading
- Getting WHC in the papers
EVENTS COORDINATOR
Take the weight off the Shul Office!
help ideas come to fruition
make sure people know
keep the programme running smoothly
... could this be you?
Shemira (watching over the departed)
This simple task is of great comfort to a bereaved family.
It just involves staying with the deceased (for a few hours in a rota) until the funeral.
WHC member Lucy is our volunteer Shemira coordinator, and she will be happy to tell you more...