Selihot
Sep
13

Selihot

Join the congregations of Temple Beth Sholom & Beth El to prepare for the High Holy Days at our annual Selihot Service

8:15pm - Refreshments

8:45pm - Havdalah Service and Program: The Importance of Happiness During Challenging Times. Together, we will watch short videos by Israeli animator and educator Hanan Harchol and join our rabbis for a thoughtful discussion.

9:30pm - Selihot services in the sanctuary with the choirs of Temple Beth Sholom and Beth El

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Erev Rosh Hashanah
Sep
22

Erev Rosh Hashanah

6:15pm - Minha, Ma’ariv, and Sermon

6:38pm - Candle Lighting

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Rosh Hashanah Day 1
Sep
23

Rosh Hashanah Day 1

8:30am - Preliminary Service

8:45am - Shaharit

9:30am - Torah Service

10:30am - Shofar Service & President’s Message

11:30am - Sermon and Musaf

5:15pm - Tashlikh

6:15pm - Minha and Ma’ariv

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Tashlikh
Sep
23

Tashlikh

Tashlikh is the ritual where we 'cast off' our sins by throwing breadcrumbs into a stream. We'll meet at TBS and take a short walk to The Little Servant Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, 1000 Cropwell Road. We'll recite Tashlikh, cast crumbs, and hear the shofar being sounded. Bring your own bread. We look forward to you joining us for this unique Rosh Hashanah ritual! After Tasklikh, join us for Minha and Ma’ariv, the Afternoon and Evening Services, at 6:15pm in the Joel A. Rose/Jenofsky Beit Midrash. Livestream available.

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Yom Kippur
Oct
2

Yom Kippur

8:30am - Preliminary Service

8:45am - Shaharit

10:00am - Torah Service

11:15am - Sermon and Yizkor

12:15pm - Musaf

4:45pm - Minha

6:15pm - Neilah followed by Ma’ariv, Havdalah, and Shofar

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Neilah followed by Ma'ariv, Havdalah, and Shofar
Oct
2

Neilah followed by Ma'ariv, Havdalah, and Shofar

At Neilah, the Aron Kodesh, the holy ark, is opened one last time for the community to share prayers, before the gates of heaven close at the end of the High Holy Days. During Neilah at Temple Beth Sholom, we invite any participants in the service who chooses to approach the Aron Kodesh, for a few moments of personal prayer, either as an individual or family. At the end of Neilah the ark is closed, the shofar is sounded one last time, and we wish our community a Shanah tovah umitukah, happy, and sweet new year.

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