2 Fillebrook Road. Leytonstone, E11 4AT
​Registered Charity Number 1185624​
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Next Services:
Shabbat Nasso
Saturday 3rd June
Morning Service 9:30 a.m.

Followed by Special Birthday Kiddush
Sponsored by Nigel Allsuch

London Shabbat Times
​Next Events:
Online Shiur and Drosha
Led by Yakov Korer and Rabbi Austin
Thursday 1st June at 8:30pm
Click here at 8:30pm on Thursday  to be directed on how to join in
Click here in advance to receive the password

Children's Shabbat Service
​Led by Rebbetzin Yehudit and Chaya Austin
Saturday 10th June at 12 Midday

Ladies Challah Bake
​​Led by Rebbetzin Yehudit
Sunday 11th June at 5:00pm
Booking essential
​Suggested donation £2

Friday Night at Leytonstone
Firday 23rd June at 7:15pm
Booking essential
Suggested donation £10 in advance
The Leytonstone Ko-op - Suppying Kosher Groceries Locally
Challahs, Kiddush Wine, Fresh & smoked Salmon, Chulent (vegan or meaty), Shabbos Candles, Mezuzahs and more. Open every Friday, please get in touch here.
As part of the London Borough of Waltham Forest's Winter Spaces initiative, we are proud to be hosting a Community Living Room and a Community Kitchen over the winter months.
With the support of Waltham Forest Council, we are now set up as a Covid-19 Community Voluntary Sector Testing Site. We are also distributing Covid 19 home test kits. Please get in touch here if you would like to book a test or would like to pick up a home test kit.
Chanukah 2019
OUR Shabbat services begin at 9.45 am and you are most welcome to attend as often as you feel able. Whether to celebrate a milestone, honour a loved one, find some peace or just to meet other members of your community and enjoy a Shabbat service with friends, we look forward to the pleasure of your company. (Please feel free to bring a friend, take part in our service or lead a prayer if you are able). To find out more please contact us here.
A message from Rabbi Z. Meir Salasnik
Rabbi of LAWS 1974 to 1979
It was wonderful being back in E11 this Yom Kippur, the first time since we moved to Bushey in 1979.  If, in 1979, I had been asked whether the Shul would still be open in 2018, I would have assumed it would not be.  Indeed, communities that were stronger and larger have closed.  What has been Leytonstone & Wanstead's success has been a lay leadership that has given continuous commitment, some of you for close to 50 years; others more recently.  Now, with an enthusiastic young Rabbi, Rabbi Brackman, hopefully your efforts will be rewarded and you will continue to grow both in numbers and in activities, religious, educational and social.
LAWS is affiliated to the Federation of Synagogues