High Holiday and Sukkot Service Times and Events The High Holidays are a time for reflection, prayer, wishing friends a Shana Tova, and the start to a brand new year filled with possibilities. Whether you are a regular service davener, a person who comes twice a year, or someone who has not been to services in several years, please join the Temple Shalom family for the start of a Shana Tovah Um'tukah; a happy and healthy New Year. This year in addition to the standard services we have several new programs: Workshops to help prepare for the High Holidays, Family services, a falafel dinner, and a Simchat Torah celebration for all ages. You can find out the times for all these events below or you can download a PDF with all the information. Click here for a PDF with all the service and event times. Service and Event Times for High Holy Days 5769/ 2008
Wednesday, September 17th- Pathways to a Meaningful High Holiday Season - What does it really mean to prepare oneself for the Days of Awe? This workshop will look to the wisdom of our tradition in using this time of year as one for personal reflection and improvement. Led by Rabbi David.
Wednesday, September 24th- Highlights of The Musaf Service for Yom Kippur - What happens on Yom Kippur after the Rabbi's sermon? Come learn about one of the most powerful prayer services of the year. Co-taught by Rabbi David and Cantor Stern.
Saturday Evening, September 20th – Selichot 9:00PM Study session and oneg followed by services (dedication of Yahrzeit Plaques)
Joint with Tifereth Israel at Temple Shalom
Monday Evening, September 29th - Erev Rosh Hashanah (Day 1) - 6:11PM Candle Lighting 7:00PM Maariv Service
Tuesday, September 30th- Rosh Hashanah (Day 1) 9:00AM Morning Services (Main Sanctuary) 9:00AM-10:00AM Family Service. Led by Rabbi David. (Chapel) TBD Baby Sitting (Play Room) 1:00PM Kiddush Lunchean following services (all are welcome) 4:45PM Tashlich at Mystic River (Park at South Street and Winthrop Street)
Erev Rosh Hashanah (Day 2) – 7:08PM Candle Lighting 7:00PM Maariv Service
Webnesday, October 1st- Rosh Hashanah (Day 2) 9:00AM Morning Services
Wednesday, October 8th - Erev Yom Kippur - Candle Lighting 5:56PM 5:45PM Kol Nidre
Thursday, October 9th - Yom Kippur (Yizkor) 9:00AM Services Begin Mincha/Neilah 4:00PM 6:54PM Yom Kippur Ends
Sunday October 12th - 9:30-11:30AM Sukkah Building – Come help build the Temple's Sukkah. We need adults to help build the Sukkah and put up the scach and children to help decorate.
Monday Evening, October 13th - Erev Sukkot (Day 1) - 5:47PM Candle Lighting 7:00PM Maariv Service followed by oneg
Tuesday, October 14th- Sukkot (Day 1) 9:30AM Morning Services followed by kiddush
Erev Sukkot (Day 2) - 6:46PM Candle Lighting 7:00PM Maariv Service followed by oneg
Wednesday, October 15th- Sukkot (Day 2) 9:30AM Morning Services followed by kiddush 7:00PM Maariv Service
Sunday, October 19th- 6:00 pm Falafel Dinner in the Sukkah (Cost: $10/adult; $5/child; RSVP by Monday October 13th)
Monday, October 20th - Erev Shmini Atzeret - 5:36PM Candle Lighting TBD Torah Celebration at Tifereth Israel
Tuesday, October 21st – Shmini Atzeret 9:30AM Morning Services (Yizkor) followed by kiddush
Erev Simchat Torah – 6:35PM Candle Lighting 5:30PM Family Torah Celebration (dancing, singing, children's aliyah)
Wednesday, October 22nd – Simchat Torah 9:30AM Morning Services (Dancing with the Torah) followed by kiddush
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