Simchat Torah in 2022

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2022 Date	18 October 2022
2023 Date	7 October 2023

2022 Holidays & Dates

Simchat Torah (Begins) in

Tuesday, 18 Oct

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Simchat Torah, 1974. I was teaching in Moscow on a US-USSR exchange. Went to the one synagogue, expecting no Jews there because of KGB surveillance. But 1000s gathered joyously in front, singing & dancing. Their message to the Kremlin: We’re proud & unafraid. Unforgettable. https://t.co/WkfqNg91bq
— David Harris (@DavidHarrisNY) October 17, 2022

Rabbi Gabriel has been busy making an edible Torah scroll ready for Simchat Torah! Come and join him to make one of your own on Sunday at 5:30pm! @gabrielquotes https://t.co/GFs6LO7C7S
— BHPS (@BHPS2011) October 13, 2022

Wishing all those celebrating Simchat Torah Chag Sameach! https://t.co/SWAQXLaai6
— GMB London Region (@GMBLondonRegion) October 16, 2022

Thank you to Childwall Hebrew Congregation 🕍 and @dan_lawrence15 for making me feel so welcome at today's Simchat Torah! Good to meet @UniRabbi and hear the support offered to students
— Dave Uren (@InspUren) October 18, 2022

Ahead of #SheminiAtzeret and #SimchatTorah, which begin tonight, we invite you to explore our growing archive of Rabbi Sacks' teachings. https://t.co/w2iHdhuZjP https://t.co/BofxSdJLax Chag Sameach! https://t.co/5Otpyk1a9U
— The Rabbi Sacks Legacy (@rabbisacks) October 16, 2022

Wishing all my Jewish constituents celebrating Simchat Torah a Chag Sameach! or simply Chag Sameach!✡️ https://t.co/q8wA5LzWvS
— Bob Blackman (@BobBlackman) October 16, 2022

From this evening, Jews will be marking Simchat Torah. Further information about festivals at: https://t.co/vlvWPKJclz with thanks to @shapcalendar
— Inter Faith Network (@IFNetUK) October 17, 2022

In RE this week we have been looking at another Jewish celebration, Simchat Torah. We made flags to wave as per tradition and looked at what makes it a special time. @MrsHirst_Hollin @HollinPrimary https://t.co/cS9jnICAgA
— Mrs Tomkins (@_mrstomkins) October 14, 2022

What an absolute pleasure hosting Rabbi Sergio Bergman, President of @WUPJudaism at yesterdays Simchat Torah service. Rabbi Bergman spoke movingly about the circles and cycles within #Judaism, challenging us to “keep progressing the Progressive and reforming the Reform.” https://t.co/GSZ4JveUI2
— WestLondonSynagogue (@tweetWLS) October 18, 2022

Well, it was about time we had another Jewish festival! Wonderful Simchat Torah service last night. Lots of music and dancing with our scrolls followed by a delicious Chavurah supper together. https://t.co/bWyVZD3LZb
— Kingston Liberal Synagogue (@KingstonLibShul) October 17, 2022

Simchat Torah in 2022

Simchat Torah (Hebrew: שמחת תורה) commemorates the joy of the Jews having the Torah (Bible and its instruction). On Simchat Torah, many services read all five Books of Moses.