Saturday, September 12th and
Monday, September 21st, 9:30 a.m.
Rabbi Hanan will lead Family Services during the High Holy Days. One on the first day or Rosh Hashana and the other on Yom Kippur. Both will be held on the back patio just outside the Social Hall. Following Family Services, programming for youth (grades K-7) and teens (grades 8-12) will take place. See below for details.
Childcare (reservations required)
Throughout the High Holy Days Childcare will be available for our youngest participants beginning at 18 months – Pre-K/Gesher/UTK. For those under 18 months, a room will be available for children with an accompanying adult. Nursing mothers may also use this area. Services will be streamed on a big screen in this room for your convenience.
RSVP for childcare here.
Youth and Teen Program
Engaging our youth (grades K-7) and teens (grades 8 – 12) in meaningful programs and activities fosters a sense of community while creating holiday memories.
RSVP
To prepare materials and food appropriately, please confirm your child’s attendance by clicking here.
Below are the programming details.
Students in grades Gan – Zayin (K – 7)
Saturday, September 12th and Monday, September 21st
10:15 a.m. – the conclusion of our main service
What’s On the Agenda?
Students in grades Gan-Bet (K-2nd)
What to expect:
- Apple and honey tasting
- Talking about what it means to be sorry
- Rosh Hashana Bingo and stories
- Art activity
…and more!
Students in grades Gimmel-Zayin (3rd-7th)
What to expect:
- Stories about prayer, intention and accountability
- Symbolic foods and New Year’s hopes
- Jewpardy and Shofar Charades
- Mistakes, responsibility, and forgiveness activity
…and more!
Teens in grades 8-12
What to expect:
- Finding personal connections to the High Holidays through Jewish and secular text study
- Exploring Rosh Hashanah customs from around the world
- Discovering who you think wrote the Torah