High Holidays • ימים נוראים
2025 • 5786
Rosh Hashana 5786 begins on Monday evening, September 22nd and Yom Kippur begins on Wednesday evening, October 1st.
Mark your calendars for Saturday night, September 13th, for a special pre-Selichot Song Circle with Elli Kranzler!
Please click here for the High Holidays schedule.
Rosh Hashana Laws and Customs available here.
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Tefillah Locations:
- Sanctuary and Social Hall: We will have our usual tefillot in the Sanctuary and Social Hall.
- Century Minyan: We are excited to continue our partnership with the Century Minyan led by Brian Spira & Atara Gorsetman. This tefillah will meet in the 2nd floor Beit Midrash.
- Beth Aharon/Sephardi Tefillah: Please reach out to Beth Aharon directly for information and registration for their tefillot in the Lower Level Beit Midrash. Visit bethaharon.blogspot.com for information.
- Explanatory High Holiday Service: We are pleased to offer explanatory services with Rabbi David Kalb. If you or someone you know is looking for inspiration and meaning, please join us for a traditional spiritual experience. Please click here for information.
Childcare will be available and will be coordinated by our Youth Director, Rabbi Yali Szulanski.
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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 Hashana 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.
Advance 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.
Wed, August 27 2025 3 Elul 5785