High Holidays 2022 . 5783
Rosh Hashana 5783 begins on Sunday evening, September 25th and Yom Kippur begins on Tuesday evening, October 4th. See below for information about reserving seats, childcare and the Kol Nidre Appeal.
See below for information about reserving seats, childcare and the Kol Nidre Appeal.
Please click here for the High Holidays schedule.
Sunday, September 25th • Zoom Erev Rosh Hashana: 5:00pm: Erev Rosh Hashana
Click here to join or dial-in audio at +1 646 558 8656; Meeting ID: 613 613 3703
Candle lighting: 6:30pm
Rosh Hashana Halachic Guidelines available here.
Rosh Hashana Ritual Guide available here.
Rosh Hashana @ Home Guide available here.
Wednesday, September 28th • Tzom Gedalia
Fast begins: 5:37am
Fast ends: 7:24pm
Tuesday, October 4th • Zoom Yizkor: 4:30pm: Erev Yom Kippur
Click here to join or dial-in audio at +1 646 558 8656; Meeting ID: 613 613 3700
Candle lighting: 6:15pm
Kol Nidre: 6:20pm
Fast begins: 6:33pm
Yom Kippur Ritual Guide available here.
Yom Kippur @ Home Guide available here.
Wednesday, October 5th • Zoom Havdalah & Break-Fast Gathering: 7:45pm
Join together with friends and community as we break our fasts, reflect on our holiday, and share (virtual) space together following Yom Kippur. Click here to join or dial-in audio at +1 646 558 8656; Meeting ID: 613 613 3703
To watch the Rabbinic Team Round Robin • High Holiday Edition - please click here.
Advance registration is required for childcare. Please register here.
KOL NIDRE APPEAL
Our Kol Nidre Appeal is one of the primary annual fundraisers for the shul. Our goal this year is 300 pledges and $160,000. Your generous support ensures that our Bayit is able to meet its financial obligations in the year ahead. Please give generously. Click here to make your pledge today.
SEAT RESERVATIONS
Members click here (log-in required)
Non-Members click here
Tefillah Locations:
- Indoors at the Bayit: We will have our usual tefillot in the Sanctuary and Social Hall. These tefillot will more closely resemble their pre-pandemic norms, though the services will still be somewhat shorter in length. Reb Elli Kranzler will be leading tefillah in the Main Sanctuary. Childcare will be available and will be coordinated by our Youth Director, Yali Szulanski.
- Outdoors in North Riverdale: We thank Alisa & Michael Brown for opening their yard to the community again this year. Besides those who live close by for whom the distance to the Bayit is a challenge, this tefillah is designed to be welcoming to households with young children.
- Outdoors in Central Riverdale (Century Minyan): We are please to continue our partnership with the Century Minyan led by Brian Spira & Atara Gorsetman. This tefillah will once again take place outdoors at the Kanner home. Thank you to MJ & Barry for once again opening their yard to the community. Children are welcome to join their parents at tefillah, but there is no childcare available at this location.
CHILDCARE
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Child care is available for children ages 3 through 4th grade from 9:30am - 1:30pm on both days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur as well as on Kol Nidre evening. We encourage all children in grades 5 and up to join their parents in tefillah as much as possible and/or join our Tween Learning Service for Mussaf on Rosh Hashanah mornings. Advanced registration is required.
To ensure everyone's safety and to maintain the proper decorum and sanctity during services, all children must be properly supervised by either sitting with their parents in services or in childcare.
ROSH HASHANAH AND YOM KIPPUR READER
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Social Action Reader
Before you gather around the Rosh Hashanah table to bless the new year we ask that either you print this link or pick up a copy in shul lobby of the Bayit Social Action Committee's Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur Reader. We hope that the pieces in it can be useful inspiration as you think about the year ahead and reflect on the year behind you. We encourage you to consider using some of these pieces as conversation starters at your Yom Tov dinner and lunch tables.
Before you gather around the Rosh Hashanah table to bless the new year we ask that either you print this link or pick up a copy in shul lobby of the Bayit Social Action Committee's Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur Reader. We hope that the pieces in it can be useful inspiration as you think about the year ahead and reflect on the year behind you. We encourage you to consider using some of these pieces as conversation starters at your Yom Tov dinner and lunch tables.
Click here to print the reader.
Thu, March 23 2023 1 Nisan 5783