“Prayer is our humble answer to the inconceivable surprise of living” Abraham Joshua Heschel

Westminster Synagogue’s distinctive worship tradition reflects the historic development of Reform Jewish liturgy blended with contemporary influences from many different sources. Our services are known for their poetic beauty, quiet dignity and the high standards of our musical programme.

The Sabbath prayer book that we use is unique to the Westminster Synagogue community. Prayers are read in both Hebrew and English. A Sabbath morning booklet including transliterated Hebrew prayers is also available for those who wish to participate fully in the service but whose Hebrew is limited. The community sits together - men, women and children - and men and women participate as equals in the service.  Men are asked to cover their head in the Sanctuary and to wear a tallit when performing any mitzvah (e.g. opening the Ark, blessings, dressing the scroll, reading, etc.).

Evening Services - 6:30 PM (Fridays and Festivals)

Morning Services - 10:30 AM (Saturdays and Festivals)

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