High Holy Days 5778/2017
CONGREGATION KEHILLAH — High Holy Days 5778/2017
The High Holy Days truly can be ‘Days of Awe’ in which we are given the gift of time to reflect on who we have become and who we choose to be; and to connect and reconnect with God, the community, our loved ones and ourselves.
SELICHOT – our Selichot program helps prepare us intellectually, emotionally and spiritually for the High Holy Days:
Saturday, September 16th, 6:30 pm refreshments; 7:00 pm Havdalah followed by an interactive Selichot program to prepare for the High Holy Days.
Please RSVP to Renee by Thursday, September 14th
ROSH HASHANAH:
Wednesday, September 20th, 7:30 pm (one service for the entire congregation)
Thursday, September 21st, 8:45 am – Early Service for our families with YEP! students in grades 2 – 8. This is not a children’s service, but a service for families.
We will offer babysitting by reservation for children who are toilet trained through 1st grade (fees apply).
Thursday, September 21st, 10:45 am Main Service
YOM KIPPUR/KOL NIDRE:
Friday, September 29th, 6:00 pm – Early Service for our families with YEP! students in grades 2 – 8. This is not a children’s service, but a service for families.
Friday, September 29th, 8:00 pm – Main Service
Saturday, September 30th – 8:45 am Early Service for our families with YEP! students in grades 2 – 8. This is not a children’s service, but a service for families.
We will offer babysitting by reservation for children who are toilet trained through 1st grade (fees apply).
Saturday, September 30th, 10:45 am – Main Service
Afternoon Service/Yizkor/Neilah/Havdalah:
Saturday, September 30th, 3:00 pm
Break the Fast:
Saturday, September 30th immediately following Havdalah (Sponsorship opportunities available; please contact Renee; reservations requested September 25th; [email protected])
When a Kehillah member told us he wanted to wish congregants a Happy New Year but “would rather support Kehillah than Hallmark,” our holiday email greeting tradition was born! This year, we’ll share your holiday greetings with over 300 Kehillah email readers and friends in a special greetings email, which will be sent out the week before Rosh Hashanah. While your financial support of Kehillah is always welcome, enabling Kehillah to grow and to support your own unique Jewish journey, donations made at the High Holy Days hold an especially joyous place in our tradition of tzedakah.
We hope you’ll participate!
Tickets
For Members:
Kehillah members receive tickets for the High Holy Days as part of their membership. If you wish to purchase a ticket for a family member, Click here
For Non-Members:
This year we are not selling tickets to non-members who are not related to a current member.
If you are not currently a member, we invite you to join Congregation Kehillah.
- We offer complimentary tickets for young adults up to age 36
- A donation of at least $36 to help cover our costs is requested.
- Free for active military members or students
YIZKOR BOOK
The Kehillah Yizkor Book is a means to remember and to honor family members or other departed loved ones. It will be distributed on Yom Kippur. A donation of $18 per name is suggested. The Yizkor Book is open to non-members. We will be pleased to list the names of your loved ones.
You may pay online or by check. Please mail the
Yizkor book form 2017 to Congregation Kehillah.
Yizkor Book
$18.00 – $90.00
TZEDAKAH / SUPPORT
The High Holy Days are about transformation; changing ourselves and changing our world for the better. Jewish engagement and social responsibility go hand. You can make a difference through financially supporting Kehillah in our quest to build a congregational community committed to teaching and living these values. Click here for more information about the many important funds. Please consider supporting the work of Congregation Kehillah by mailing a check or making an online payment.
Financial hardship?
We welcome you with open arms.
Call Congregation Kehillah at 602-369-7667 or email [email protected] to discuss alternate arrangements. You will be treated with respect and discretion.