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Join our Little Shul by the River as we delve deeply into the High Holidays, offering multi-access and in-person family services. Rooted in ancient and modern prayer, with inspiring melodies, we gather to uplift each other with hope and empowered participation.

 
Daily Elul Zoom Check-In
 

Elul is the month before Rosh Hashanah and it is a time to reflect on this past year and to prepare for the High Holidays. The themes of Elul are self-reflection, forgiveness and divine closeness, among others. We work on the process of teshuva, of returning to our souls, and doing the inner work of repairing and deepening our relationship with ourselves, others and with the Divine. Each day during the month of Elul (except Shabbat) from August 25 - September 21, at 9 am, we will come together (on Zoom) for our Elul gatherings. These will include a short teaching/meditation by one of our congregants, singing part of the 27th psalm and the blowing of the shofar. They will last about 15 minutes. It’s a nice way to start our days. If you are interested in leading a talk or if you have any questions, please contact: Betsy Stern at  betsystern3@gmail.com.

SERVICE TIMES

 

All services include in-person indoor,
 in-person outdoor and Zoom access, unless noted
 

*Since there are no physical tickets, members and their guests must register for indoor and outdoor services HERE.  Guests can purchase tickets below. *

Selichot (Saturday Sept. 13)

o  7:30 pm, Havdalah and Song Circle with David Azer, 7:50 pm

Erev Rosh Hashana (Monday, Sept. 22)

o   Doors open 6 pm; services begin at 6:30 pm sharp

Rosh Hashana Day 1 (Tuesday, Sept. 23)

o   Services at 9:30 am followed by apples and honey at the shul and tashlich by the river. Tashlich will be at approximately 12:30 pm
o   Family Service (outside, weather permitting, in-person only, no Zoom) at 3 pm, followed by another tashlich

Rosh Hashana Day 2 (Wednesday, Sept. 24)

o  Services at 9:30 am, followed by apples and honey at the shul
o  No Family Service 

Kol Nidre (Wednesday, Oct. 1)

o   Doors open at 6 pm; services begin at 6:30 pm sharp

Yom Kippur (Thursday, Oct. 2)

o   9:30 am: Services
o  12:30 pm: Yizkor (approximate time)
o   3:00 pm: Family Service, in-person only, no Zoom
o   3:30 pm-4:30 pm (approximate time): Teaching/Meditation/Walk  
o   5:30 pm: Mincha/Ma’ariv into Neilah (including reading of the Book of Jonah by David Bader)
o   7:30 pm: Havdalah/Shofar Sounding/Break the Fast: We will have our Bring Your Own Break the Fast outdoors, weather permitting, or indoors otherwise. We will sit together in community and nosh after the last services on Yom Kippur. Email elycialerman@yahoo.com if you have questions. RSVP by clicking HERE.

GUEST TICKETS

For KHN members wishing to bring family or friends:

  • Single Holiday: $150 per adult
  • All Services/Holidays: $250 per adult
  • No charge for children under 12 years old
  • Zoom/Virtual Attendance: No charge (donation suggested)

For Non-Members:

  • Single Holiday: $250 per adult (in-person)
  • All Services/Holidays: $400 per adult (in-person)
  • No charge for children under 12 years old (in-person)
  • Zoom/Virtual Attendance: No charge (donation suggested)

 To purchase guest tickets, please click  HERE

 If there is a hardship with cost, please contact Treasurer Mike Meixler at mike@meixlertech.com 

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