5786 Days of Awe

We are looking forward to sharing the Days of Awe with you, our Kehillah K'doshah - our sacred community.

 

Below you will find dates and times for each service

and experience offered during the Days of Awe.

• We encourage you to come in person to worship services, though live streaming is available.

• There will be two tents set up in the synagogue's backyard this year to provide increased outdoor seating.

• Assisted Listening Systems are available for all services. Bluetooth connected hearing aids and headphones will connect with the Main Sanctuary's audio system through the "Sennheiser MobileConnect" app. We encourage you to download the app before attending services.

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Saturday, September 13

S'lichot

"A powerful film screening with Rabbi Melissa" – 7:00 PM

Changing of the Torah Mantles and Havdalah followed by a screening of Letter to David.

For more details, click here.

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Monday, September 22

Erev Rosh Hashanah – 5:30 PM

Special Outdoor Service with a focus on music and inspirational prayer.

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Tuesday, September 23

Day 1 - Rosh Hashanah

Family Morning Worship (Day 1) Service – 9:00 AM

Services for students Grades 2-5 and their families. This service features a new Mishkan HaNefesh for Youth prayerbook edited by Rabbi Buyer-Witman.

Congregational Morning Worship (Day 1) Service – 11:00 AM

Traditional Rosh Hashanah services, for adults and students who are in Grades 6+

Tashlich – 3:00 PM

Brief musical service and shofar sounding. An opportunity to gather in reflection and celebration of the New Year for adults, families and children of all ages. Held at Manorhaven Beach Park.

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Wednesday, September 24

Day 2 - Rosh Hashanah

Apple Picking and Children's Program – 9:00 AM

Music, prayers, and apple picking for children from birth to Grade 1 and their families, the backyard of the synagogue.

Morning Worship (Day 2) Service – 10:00 AM

Traditional Rosh Hashanah services, for adults and students who are in Grades 6+

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Wednesday, October 1

Yom Kippur

Kol Nidrei – 8:00 PM

Traditional Yom Kippur services, for adults and students who are in Grades 6+

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Thursday, October 2

Yom Kippur

Yom Kippur Morning Worship – 10:00 AM

Traditional Yom Kippur services, for adults and students who are in Grades 6+

Healing Service – 1:00 PM

A musical, reflective gathering to feel the support of community and pray together for healing for ourselves, our loved ones, our people and the world.

 

Children's Service – 2:00 PM (Main Sanctuary)

For children birth to Grade 1 and their families.

Family Service – 2:00 PM (Outdoor tents)

For Grades 2-5 and their families. This service features a new Mishkan HaNefesh for Youth prayerbook edited by Rabbi Buyer-Witman.

Study Session with Rabbi Rothman – 2:00 PM  (Library)

Conversations with the Clergy – 3:00 PM

A Jewish view of the book The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins

Afternoon (Mincha) Service – 4:30 PM

Traditional Yom Kippur services for adults and students who are in Grades 6+

Yizkor ~ Neilah – 5:00 PM

Congregational Break the Fast – 6:45 PM

Sponsored by Sisterhood

For more details and to register, click here.

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Sunday, October 5

Raise the Sukkah – 9:00 AM

Decorate the Sukkah – 11:00 AM

Join Brotherhood, Sisterhood and friends in raising and decorating the Sukkah.

For more details and to register, click here.

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Tuesday, October 7

Sukkot

Yom Tov (Sukkot) Morning Worship (1st Day) – 9:00 AM

To purchase your own lulav and etrog or a Sukkah for your home, please contact Bari Ziegel by September 21. (Click here for details)

October 7th Commemoration – 7:00 PM

A ceremony of remembrance and resilience. Co-sponsored by every synagogue on the Port Washington peninsula. RSVP Here.

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Thursday, October 9

Sukkot Dinner – 6:00 PM

“Welcome Home” Dinner in the Sukkah with Rabbi Buyer-Witman, an evening out for adults, sponsored by Brotherhood and Sisterhood.

For more details and to register, click here.

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Monday, October 13

Shmini Atzeret ~ Simchat Torah

Family Activities and Dinner – 5:00 PM

Candy Torahs, Origami Torahs & more. This will be followed by a delicious dinner consisting of pizza, pasta, broccoli & salad

Erev Simchat Torah – 6:00 PM

Torah Service & Celebration

For more details and to register, click here.

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Tuesday, October 14

Shmini Atzeret ~ Simchat Torah

Yom Tov Morning Services – 9:00 AM

Including Yizkor (prayers of remembrance for loved ones who have passed away) 

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We look forward to worshipping together and wish you and your loved ones a New Year of renewal, sweetness and good health!