2020 High Holy Days Schedule
All services will be conducted online on Zoom and Youtube
Log-on information will be sent to registered participants
Saturday, September 12
Selichot (7:30 pm): Join us for Selichot service and program as we explore issues of forgiveness and renewal.
Friday, September 18
Erev Rosh Hashanah Service (7:00 pm): We begin the Ten Days of Awe, looking to the past and the future as we engage with the High Holy Day process of realigning our lives. Virtual Oneg follows.
Saturday, September 19
Rosh Hashanah (10:30 am): Rosh Hashanah morning worship and Torah service.
Taschlich (4:00 pm): Toss your transgressions (virtually!) to the fish – and into oblivion.
Sunday, September27
Kol Nidre (7:00 pm): Our Yom Kippur observance begins as we find release from those things that bind us, so that we may more fully discern where we need to go with our lives.
Monday, September 28
Yom Kippur: Reflection, return, and rededication lead us into the new year with joy.
Morning Service (10:30 am)
Study/Reflection (2:00 pm)
Afternoon Service-Yizkor-Ne’ilah (3:30 pm)
Open discussion and visiting – grab a bite to eat and join us following conclusion of service (approximately 7:00 pm)
All services will be conducted online on Zoom and Youtube
Log-on information will be sent to registered participants
Saturday, September 12
Selichot (7:30 pm): Join us for Selichot service and program as we explore issues of forgiveness and renewal.
Friday, September 18
Erev Rosh Hashanah Service (7:00 pm): We begin the Ten Days of Awe, looking to the past and the future as we engage with the High Holy Day process of realigning our lives. Virtual Oneg follows.
Saturday, September 19
Rosh Hashanah (10:30 am): Rosh Hashanah morning worship and Torah service.
Taschlich (4:00 pm): Toss your transgressions (virtually!) to the fish – and into oblivion.
Sunday, September27
Kol Nidre (7:00 pm): Our Yom Kippur observance begins as we find release from those things that bind us, so that we may more fully discern where we need to go with our lives.
Monday, September 28
Yom Kippur: Reflection, return, and rededication lead us into the new year with joy.
Morning Service (10:30 am)
Study/Reflection (2:00 pm)
Afternoon Service-Yizkor-Ne’ilah (3:30 pm)
Open discussion and visiting – grab a bite to eat and join us following conclusion of service (approximately 7:00 pm)