Preparing for the High Holy Days
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High Holy Days Service Information and Reflections
High Holy Days Enrichment Booklet
High Holy Days Schedule of Services & Events
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High Holy Days Attendance Information
High Holy Days Family and Youth Programming
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MEMBERSHIP
All Congregation Beth El members are welcome at our High Holy Day services and programs. Tickets are required to attend High Holy Days services. Please renew your membership at membership renewal.
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HIGH HOLY DAYS USHER SIGNUP
Although we missed being together on-site last year, as we return to campus, we’ll once again need Ushers to warmly welcome, seat and direct the orderly flow of congregants at our High Holy Day services.
If you are comfortable and plan to attend, please consider volunteering to sign up for one or more of the shifts over the course of the High Holy Day period here: 2021 CBE High Holiday Ushering (Signup Genius).
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HIGH HOLY DAYS SURVEY
You can help us get ready to welcome one another and the New Year by filling out this survey about your High Holy Day attendance plans. We understand your plans and feelings may change over the next few weeks. Please go to High Holy Days Survey to enter your response.
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ADDITIONAL TICKETS & PASSES
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PARKING
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HIGH HOLY DAYS COVID PROTOCOL
continue to be concerned about COVID and we appreciate your cooperation when on campus to
keep everyone safe, healthy, and comfortable as we attend synagogue services for Rosh HaShanah
and Yom Kippur.
Only individuals who are fully vaccinated against COVID may attend our services inside the Jacobs
Family Community Hall. Seating will be spaced. Masks are required.
For all who wish to attend services on campus and sit outside, there is an outdoor worship space
on the Turk Family Plaza.
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8:30 pm | Reception and Reflection
9:00 pm | Selihot Service
Stone Family Sanctuary and Livestream
Summer Spirituality and Sensitivity
In synagogue on each of the 7 Shabbat mornings
leading up to Rosh HaShanah, we’ll use our
summer services to help prepare us for the fall
and the new Jewish year.
July 31 | Our God: Celebration & Ritual, Heritage & Hopes
August 7 | Our Presence: Appearance & Respect, Kindness & Gratitude
August 14 | Our Emotions: Memories & Regrets, Hopes & Dreams
August 21 | Our Purpose: Meaning & Ideals, Creativity & Productivity
August 28 | Our Future: Opportunity & Responsibility, Society & Others
September 4 | Our Selves: Habits Old & New, Perspective & Wisdom
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We gather to renew ourselves by symbolically casting away our sins, hearing the sound of the Shofar, and sharing song, reflection, and friendship. Bring bread and a Shofar, if you have one.
12:50 pm Concluding Prayers
Beit Midrash & Zoom
Rooted in traditional texts, we will discuss the power in new beginnings. What lessons will you carry forward as you reengage the world after nearly two years? What do you wish to leave behind and what new habits should you embrace? Join Rabbi Avi Libman for a text study to help us uncover these answers for ourselves.
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7:00 pm Ma'ariv: Yom Kippur Evening Service
6:15 pm Neilah: Concluding Service of Yom Kippur
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YOM KIPPUR
7:00 pm | Kol Nidre Family Service
10:30 am | In-Person Family Yom Kippur Service
On site, kids are invited to join in a series of activities including song, art, stories, and play relevant to the themes of the holiday. Zoom activities are available to online attendees via the link below.
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