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Celebrate the High Holidays Humanistically!

We welcome ALL — including newcomers and non-members — to participate in Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services with one (or many!) of our local affiliated communities/congregations!  In 2021, Some congregations will continue to connect to the meaning of the holidays online, due to necessary safety measures caused by COVID-19, while other congregations will meet in person. Please see the information below, listed by state, for date, time, and cost (if any) for the upcoming holidays.

ARIZONA

Contact: President Rich Aver, (480) 865-4710, oradaminfo@gmail.com.  Or Adam’s Calendar.

  • Or Adam Congregation, Phoenix/Scottsdale AZ will have Zoom celebrations:
  • Er’ev Rosh Hashanah- Monday, Sept. 6, 2021,   7 p.m.
  • Kol Nidre- Wednesday,  Sept. 15, 2021,  7 p.m.
  • Memoria/Niskor – Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021,  5 p.m.
  • All celebrations will include: Humanistic liturgy. Recorded music. Discussion after the liturgical portion that will be determined by the Rabbi’s Inspirational talk. Plus a flower ceremony at the Memorial/Niskor

 

Contact: Susan Rubin, 4131 East Coronado Drive, Tucson AZ 85718, (520) 577-7718, srubinaz@comcast.net.

    • Saturday, Sept. 19, 10 am
    • Led by Jack Silver, the participatory service will celebrate moral and ethical teachings of the holidays without prayer or reference to supernatural authority.
    • The service will include Kol Nidre, shofar blowing, poetry singing and other favorite parts from our past service.
    • RSVP to Becky Schulman 296-3762 schulmm@aol.com
    • Please include your name and phone number
    • Registration here.  After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

CALIFORNIA

Contact: Jonathan Friedmann, PO Box 261204, Encino, CA 91426, (888) 552-4552, info@HumanisticJudaismLA.org.  Adat Chaverim’s Calendar.

    • Sunday, Sept 20 High Holiday Celebration at 3:00pm via Zoom
    • Join Adat Chaverim for an informal and inspirational High Holiday service led by Cantor Jonathan Friedmann, Student Rabbi Michal Morris Kamil, members of the congregation, and musical surprises. There is no charge to attend, but donations are very much appreciated. You can make a check payable to: Adat Chaverim P.O. Box 261204 Encino, CA 91426 Or contribute through PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/adatchaverim A Zoom link will be sent to participants.  RSVP: 888-552-HJLA (4552)

 

Contact: Kimberly Read, PO Box 2777, Berkeley, CA 94702, (510) 982-1455, info@kolhadash.org.  Kol Hadash’s Calendar.

    • Joining on Zoom with Kol Shalom, Community for Humanistic Judaism, Portland, OR

 

Contact: For further information call 714-739-1366 or email PacifComm@aol.com.

    • Rosh Hashanah –Saturday Sept.19, at 11:00 am 12:00 pm via Zoom
    • You must register for Rosh Hashanah to receive the Zoom link to the program
    • Yom Kippur– Monday, Sept. 28, at 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
    • Program consists the following: a Secular Nidre, A Secular Niskor (Let Us Remember)
    • You must register for Yom Kippur to receive the Zoom link to the program
    • Member price is included with dues
    • Non-members: Rosh Hashanah $15 Yom Kippur $25 Combination package $35

COLORADO

Contact: Sheila Malcolm, 280 South 39th Street, Boulder, CO 80305,  BethAmiInfo@gmail.com. Beth Ami’s Calendar.

    • Rosh Hashanah Zoom: Friday, Sept 18 at 6 pm
    • Liturgy, music, readings and YOU. We’ll provide the text while you participate from home with your candles, wine/juice, challah/bread, apples & honey – all for a sweet New Year!
    • Tashlich LIVE: Saturday, Sept. 19 at 11 am Gather at Viele Lake next to South Boulder Rec. Center for a warm contemplative and energizing focus on ourselves and the coming year. Bring chair/blanket, mask, water and a shofar or kazoo. We’ll come together while apart
    • Yom Kippur/Kol Nidre Zoom: Sunday, Sept. 27 at 4 pm
    • Join Rabbi Jeff Falick and the Birmingham Temple in Michigan for their Humanistic service, including readings, music, traditions and new practices.

CONNECTICUT

Contact: Steven Getz, PO Box 82, Westport, CT 06881, (203) 293-8867, info@humanisticjews.org.  CHJ Fairfield’s Calendar.

    • Join us as we usher in the New Year and create a space for reflection, introspection and renewal. Our virtual High Holiday programs are open to all and free of charge. Donations are gratefully accepted.
    • Services will be shown on YouTube as indicated below. Registration instructions are at: https://humanisticjews.org/holidays/highholidays/
      • Rosh Hashanah: Friday, Sept 18 at 7:30 pm – Beginning with the Shofar’s blast, our Rosh Hashanah service features inspiring music, poetry, and Humanistic liturgy as we reflect on where we have been and where we are going.
      • Yom Kippur/Kol Nidre: Sunday, Sept 27 at 7:30 pm – The moving strains of the Kol Nidre melody, performed on cello and piano, invite us to reflect on our values, as individuals and as a community.
      • Yom Kippur Memorial & Closing: Monday, Sept 28 at 5:00 pm – We conclude the High Holidays with a moving Memorial service and a commitment to embrace life and begin anew.
      • Meditation: Monday, Sept 28 at 4:15 pm. Doors open at 4:00 pm – This year we offer our ever-popular High Holidays Meditation program as a Zoom webinar. (Limited to the first 100 who sign up.) Registration instructions are at: https://humanisticjews.org/holidays/highholidays/

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Contact: Rabbi Jeremy Kridel;  president Larry Lawrence, PO Box 42014, Washington, D.C. 20015, (202) 686-1881, info@machar.org.  Machar’s Calendar.

 

Rosh Hashanah – September 7, 2021

9:30am Outdoor Children’s Service (open to all)

10:30am Indoor (safety permitting) Main Service (members only)

1:00pm Outdoor Main Service (open to all)

Kol Nidre – September 15, 2021

7:30pm Indoor, members only service

Yom Kippur -September 16, 2021

9:30am Outdoor Children’s Service (open to all)

10:30am Indoor (safety permitting) Main Service (members only)

1:00pm Outdoor Main Service (open to all)

Our High Holiday services are open to non-members, but non-members may attend only our outside afternoon services this year, beginning at 1pm on both Rosh Hashanah, September 7, and Yom Kippur on September 16. We will not be having an outdoor service on Kol Nidre. The Kol Nidre service will be an indoor, members only service beginning at 7:30pm on September 15. There will be virtual options for all indoor services.

We will have Children’s Services outside at 9:30am on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. There is no charge for the Children’s services for members or nonmembers. Everyone will need to register, including members, for any of the services they plan to attend — this includes the outside afternoon services and the Kol Nidre service.

We will have a nominal fee for non-members, to cover costs. The fee will be $9 for an individual, $18 for a group. There is no charge for members as attendance to holidays and events is covered by dues. People will pay for the services when they register. Everyone needs to register in advance and can pay for one or both options at the time of registration.

No child care will be provided during any of the services (our service site will not allow it).

Everyone attending in person will be required to wear a mask — whether indoor, outdoor, or at the Children’s services.  Acknowledging this will be part of the registration process.

www.machar.org

Our virtual options will be recorded and available to view on our YouTube and Facebook pages. Links to videos will be posted on our website. We are not planning to livestream at this time, though that is subject to change depending on circumstances.

Nonmembers will be able to register via our website www.machar.org. We are still working on registration and payment pages, but they will be highlighted on our homepage and individual High Holiday pages once up and running.

 Free for members, free if watching online. For each outdoor service, the cost is $9 for individual nonmember and $18 for a group of any size.

FLORIDA

Contact: BJ Saul, P.O. Box 2579, Boca Raton, FL 33427, (561) 443-1769, info@bethadam.com.  Beth Adam’s Calendar.

    • Rosh Hashanah Sept. 18, at 7:30 pm via Zoom
    • Rosh Hashanah Sept. 19, at 10:00 am Family via Zoom
    • Yom Kippur Sept. 27, Kol Nidrei at 7:30 pm via Zoom
    • Yom Kippur Sept. 28, Family at  10:00 am via Zoom
    • Yom Kippur Sept. 28, Memorial Free at  4:30 Free via Zoom
    • Break the Fast Sept 28, get together at 6:00 pm via Zoom
    • Connect with your CBA friends and ask a friend to join for the Holidays. High Holidays will be conducted via Zoom. Guest speakers from Humanistic Jews of Tampa Bay and Gainesville Humanistic Judaism will be presenting commentaries. To register and receive a Zoom invitation go to www.bethadam.com or email in the registration form.
    • Services conducted by: BJ Saul Madrikha, Ceremonial Leader
    • Music by: Eduardo Madadar

 

Contact: Margo Moore, 3023 Proctor Road, Sarasota, FL 34231, (941) 929-7771, CHJSarasota@hotmail.com.  CHJ Sarasota’s Calendar.

Congregation for Humanistic Judaism invites you to our Live High Holiday Services with Choir.

Call 941.929.7771 or email chjsarasota@hotmail.com. Go to www.CHJ-Sarasota.org for more information. Free and open to the public.

Grand Oneg to follow Rosh Hashanah and  Break the Fast with Kugel Feast.

Tuesday, September 7, 2021 10:30 AM

Live Rosh Hashanah Service

Wednesday, September 15, 2021 7:30 PM

Live Yom Kippur, Kol Nidre Service

Thursday, September 16, 2021 3:00PM

Live Nizkor Memorial  Service

 

 

Contact: Faith Oremland at hjtbinfo@gmail.com.

    • HJTB is participating with Congregation Beth Adam and Gainesville Humanistic Judaism in shared High Holiday Services on Zoom.
    • HJTB will be conducting a Yom Kippur service on Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 2:00 PM EDT via Zoom. There is no cost to attend.
    • Please register in advance for this service here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
      • Participants will be given the opportunity to share what the holiday means to them and to honor those who are no longer with us by acknowledging the importance of these individuals in their lives.

ILLINOIS

Contact: Rabbi Jodi Kornfeld, Deerfield, IL 60015, (847) 945-6512, info@bethchaverim.net.  Beth Chaverim HJC’s Calendar.

    • Rosh Hashanah Sept. 7, at 10:30 am Central time
    • Yom Kippur  Sept. 18, at 10:30 am including a memorial service Central time
    • Via Zoom for further information contact info@bethchaverim.net
    • A link will be sent out for those who register Donation welcome at the discretion of the participant

Contact: Mike Lippitz, chair, 2100 Half Day Road, Deerfield, IL 60069, (847) 383-5184, info@kolhadash.com. Rabbi Adam Chalom. Kol Hadash’s Calendar.

These High Holiday sermons will be delivered at Kol Hadash Humanistic Congregation at Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in 2021/5782. For more information or to register to attend our Zoom-based services, contact our office at info@kolhadash.com

Kol Hadash Humanistic Congregation All services are online on Zoom for non-members. Anyone wishing to attend can register on our website by following this link (https://www.kolhadash.com/form/HH%20Reservation). We are not selling guest tickets to High Holidays this year. Rather, we ask that you register and make a donation to view the services online.

Rosh Hashana Evening Service Monday, September 6, 7:30pm

 

The Plague

While the COVID-19 pandemic is not over, most of us have re-emerged from fear and isolation. What have we learned about ourselves and our society from this stress test of ethics and institutions? We must discover what failed, what succeeded, and what we need today. Past Jewish experiences rebuilding after disaster may offer lessons for our future.

Rosh Hashana Morning Service

Monday, September 7, 10:30am

Hatred and Indifference

Are we really “all in this together?” As active personal prejudice recedes, structural inequality has been revealed. Racism and antisemitism are both officially rejected and more complex than ever to understand and address. Our challenge remains choosing active empathy when indifference is easier. The Jewish New Year invites self-examination and self-correction.

Rosh Hashana Family Service

Monday, September 7, 2:00pm

Our family services are in person only and aimed at children ages 5-12.

Yom Kippur Evening Service

Wednesday, September 15, 7:30pm

The Jewish House Divided

Last century’s American Jewish unity faces multiple fractures in 2021. Diaspora Jewish responses to Israel range from support to frustration to anger to disengagement – sometimes within the same person. Divisions between the Orthodox and everyone else now extend to politics, lifestyle, and cultural values. As the Jewish family becomes ever more diverse, will we stay one people?

Yom Kippur Morning Service

Thursday, September 16, 10:30am

The American House Divided

“The People’s House” was torn apart on January 6, making angry divisions in America impossible to ignore. As we learn more about dark sides of our history, the depth of our current divisions and radically different visions for our shared future, what can we do to bind up our nation’s wounds and steer our ship towards light and truth?

Yom Kippur Family Service

Thursday, September 16, 2:00pm

Our family services are in person only and aimed at children ages 5-12.

Yom Kippur Memorial Service 

Thursday, September 16, 3:30pm

The Many and The One

The reality of over 600,000 American COVID-19 deaths is overwhelming enough. Each individual loss was a world of relations, connections, and love. During the Jewish year just ended, any loss was made more challenging by distance and isolation. This year, as we gradually reunite, we feel the full weight of the many and the one.

MARYLAND

Contact: Art Starr, 2 Stitchberry Court, Reisterstown, MD 21136, (410) 493-2473, baltimoresecularjews@gmail.com

    • BJCC will not be doing its own High Holiday programming this year. Instead, we offer the following opportunities for those who are interested. Machar, our sister SHJ congregation in Washington, D.C. is offering High Holiday programming via Zoom on September 18, 19, 27 and 28. Please check their website (machar.org/holidays/rosh-hashanah) for specific times and costs. Machar is offering BJCC members a discounted rate of $50 for all of their High Holiday programming and $25 for individual programs.  The cost for non-members is $72 for all programs and $36 for individual programs. To be eligible for this discount you must be a current member of BJCC. If you have not renewed your membership yet for this fiscal year, which started July 1, 2020, you are not currently a BJCC member and not eligible for this discounted rate, please be in touch with us about renewing.

MASSACHUSETTS

Contact: Gladys Maged, 765 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138, (617) 431-3994, info@Kahalbraira.org.  Kahal B’raira’s Calendar.

    • Celebrate Rosh Hashanah – The Jewish New Year!  Our lay led service will be online so that everyone may safely attend.  It will be joyous and filled with music.  Our humanistic liturgy, and a speaker from the community, make it a meaningful experience.  If you have a long Jewish tradition you will find our service to be a refreshing alternative.  If you are new to Jewish tradition, you will find this service very accessible.  All are welcome.  Pre-registration is required and will be available on our website. Via Zoom.
    • Rosh Hashanah Eve Sept 18, 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
    • Rosh Hashanah Morning Sept 19, at 10:00am – 11:00 am
    • Yom Kippur – Time to Reflect and Begin Again For A New Year!  Our lay led service will be online so that everyone may safely attend.  It will be filled with music.  Hear the ancient song Kol Nidre chanted and as an instrumental.   Our humanistic liturgy, and a speaker from our community at each service make it a deeply meaningful experience.  There will be an opportunity to acknowledge yartzeits (memorials).If you have a long Jewish tradition you will find our service to be a refreshing alternative.  If you are new to Jewish tradition, you will find this service very accessible. Via Zoom.
    • Yom Kippur Kol Nidre Sept  27, at  7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
    • Yom Kippur Morning Service Sept. 28, at 10:00 am – 11:00 am
    • Yom Kippur Mid-Day Service Sept 28, 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
    • Yom Kippur Break Fast Concluding Service Sept. 28, at 5:00 pm – 5:45 pm
    • We warmly welcome you to celebrate with us.  Free and open to public. Preregistration required.  Donations accepted.

MICHIGAN

Rabbi Jeffrey Falick, Sherwin T. Wine z”l, Founding Rabbi; 28611 W 12 Mile Road, Farmington Hills, MI 48334, (248) 477-1410, info@birminghamtemple.org.  Birmingham Temple’s Calendar.

    • Friday, Sept. 18, 6pm – Rosh Ha-Shanah on YouTube
      • Featuring readings by BT members, Shofar sounding, professionally mixed music / Rabbi’s Commentary: “W(h)ither American Judaism?”
    • Saturday, Sept. 19, 11am
      • “The Origins of the Holidays” A learning session live on Zoom with Rabbi Falick
    • Sunday, Sept. 20, 11am
      • Spinoza Presents: A Family Holiday Learning and fun live on Zoom & open to all
    • Sunday, Sept. 27, 6pm – Yom Kippur / Kol Nidre on YouTube
      • Featuring readings by BT members, Kol Nidre, professionally mixed music / Rabbi’s Commentary: “Light, Hope, and Strength: A Yom Kippur Deconstruction”
    • Monday, Sept. 28, 11am
      • “Lessons from the Book of Jonah” Learning session live on Zoom with Rabbi Falick
    • Monday, Sept. 28, 3pm
      • Memorial Service Live on Zoom with dedication of Memorial Garden names

MINNESOTA

Contact: Scott Chazdon, 4316 Aries Ct, Eagan, MN 55123, (612) 251-2178, president@oremet.org.  Or Emet’s Calendar.

    • For Humanistic Jews, the High Holidays are a time to reflect on the relationship of the universe to human need and desire. We assess our behavior during the past year and affirm the possibilities for change, improvement and happiness. The High Holidays open the Jewish year with the most important message of Jewish history: human dignity is not a gift of destiny; it is a human achievement, requiring courage and self-reliance.
    • Or Emet, the Minnesota Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, is celebrating this year’s High Holidays with the following online programs, led by rabbinic candidate Eva Cohen:
      • Erev Rosh Hashanah: 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18
      • Tashlich: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 19
      • Kol Nidre: 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27
      • Yom Kippur: 4 p.m. Monday, Sept. 28
    • All services will be held online, with advance registration required. If you are interested in attending, please email Or Emet president Scott Chazdon at highholidays@oremet.org.

NEW JERSEY

Contact: Charlie Miller, P.O. Box 238, Mt Freedom, NJ 07970, (973) 927-0078, info@kahalchaverim.org.  Kahal Chaverim’s Calendar.

    • Rosh Hashanah
      • Friday, Sept. 18, Zoom will open at 7:30 pm and services will begin at 7:45 pm
      • Saturday, Sept. 19, Zoom will open at 2:00 pm and services will begin at 2:15 pm
    • Yom Kippur
      • Sunday, Sept. 27, Zoom will open at 7:30 pm and services will begin at 7:45 pm
      • Monday, Sept. 28, Zoom will open at 3:30 pm and services will begin at 3:45 pm

NEW YORK

Contact: Barry Swan, P.O. Box 18343, Rochester, NY 14618-0343, (585) 234-1644, BASWAN@aol.com.  Beth Haskalah’s Calendar.

 

Contact: Abigail Cohn, PO Box 4972, Ithaca, NY 14852,  info@kolhaverim.net.  Kol Haverim’s Calendar.

    • Kol Haverim’s Virtual Rosh Hashanah Celebration will take place on Friday, September 18, 2020 at 6:45 PM EDT – 9 PM EDT. The zoom meeting will open at 6:45pm, with the humanistic service starting around 7pm.
    • The format will be similar to that of our Passover Seder in April, with families participating and sharing from their own homes. Our musicians David and Will (AKA Mel and Saul) will be joining us as well to provide live music.
    • Please email to rsvp@kolhaverim.net for the zoom link.

 

Rabbi Tzemah Yoreh; Contact: Adina Gerver, 15 West 28th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10001, (212) 213-1002, info@citycongregation.org.  The City Congregation’s Calendar.

    • Services are at Riverside Church in Morningside Heights
    • Rosh Hashanah Service Tuesday Sept.7, 2021 at 10:30 am-2:00 pm
    • Kol Nidre Service Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021 tba
    • Yom Kippur Service Thursday Sept. 16, 2021 at 10:30 am -2:00 pm

 

Contact: Dmitry Turovsky, 84 Sprague Road, Scarsdale, NY 10583, (914) 713-8828, info@wchj.org 

    • Rosh Hashanah via Zoom Friday, Sept. 18, at 8:00 pm
      • The virtual services will be led by our Rabbi, Frank Tamburello. Humanistic Jews see Rosh Hashanah as a time for renewal, reflection, and new beginnings. Our focus is on the affirmation of human power and human dignity. The creative liturgies used by Humanistic Jewish communities on Rosh Hashana reflect these themes. To register for our virtual Rosh Hashanah service, click here.
    • Yom Kippur via Zoom Monday, Sept. 28,  at 6:00pm
      • The virtual services will be led by our Rabbi, Frank Tamburello. For Humanistic Jews Yom Kippur is a time of continued reflection, a time to examine human behavior. History has taught human beings to rely on themselves for creating change in our society. Adapting the form of our meditations to the content of our message, Humanistic Jews make Yom Kippur a celebration of inner strength and a time of self-forgiveness. To register for our virtual Yom Kippur service, click here.

NORTH CAROLINA

Contact: Karen Century, PO Box 9223, Chapel Hill NC 27515, khaskalah@gmail.com.

    • Erev Rosh Hashana-  Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2021
    • Kol Nidre- Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021
    • Afternoon Niskor- Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021

 

Contact: Stan Binder, bluedaneman.sb@gmail.com for more information and to join any of our High Holiday services. There is no charge for these  services.

Rosh Hashanah- Tuesday, September 7, 2021 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.-

Secular Humanistic service followed by lunch.

Yom Kippur Kol Nidre service – Wednesday, September 15, 2021, 7:00 p.m.

Yom Kippur memorial service-  Thursday, September 16, 4:00 p.m. 2021 –

Secular Humanistic service followed by a mini break-the-fast.

More information will be on the JSCA website.

Registration and cost for lunch to be on the JSCA website.

 www.jscaasheville.org

OREGON

Contact: DeBi Strode, 1509 SW Sunset Boulevard, Suite 1E, Portland, OR 97239, (503) 459-4210, info@kolshalom.org.  Kol Shalom’s Calendar.

    • Sept. 18 7:00 pm Zoom Erev Rosh Hashanah:
      • No registration needed. Open to members, guests and non-members. All members will be emailed a Zoom link and service booklet attachment by Sept. 11. The link is your admission and access to the service.
      • Non-members should email info@kolshalom.org for the link. If you will need a service booklet printed and mailed to you, email by Sept. 8.
    • Sept. 19 2:00 pm In-Person First Day of Rosh Hashanah:
      • At Gabriel Park Picnic Area: Members and guests only, registration required. The reserved picnic area has seven tables. Led by Jazz Duberman, the same booklets will be used as for the Zoom service. While not having all the musical features of our main service, this gathering will provide an opportunity to observe the holiday for those who cannot do Zoom or just want to observe it with people in person. Masks and social distancing are required.
    • Sept. 20 2:00 pm Tashlikh at Laurelhurst Park
    • Sept. 28, 4:00 pm Zoom Yom Kippur Observance:
      • Same as Sept. 18 but link mailing will be Sept. 21 and email requests for postal mailed printed booklet need to be received by Sept. 18.

WASHINGTON

Contact: Irina Doliov, 117 E Louisa St / PMB 367, Seattle, WA 98102, (206) 528-1944, info@secularjewishcircle.org.  SJC’s Calendar. 

    • Saturday Sept. 19, at 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Online via Zoom
      • Please join us for an evening of reflection, poetry, and music, as we usher in the Jewish new year 5781. Together we will journey to a new beginning, contemplating Jewish and humanistic themes and reconnecting.
      • Free to attend but you must pre-register
    • Sunday, Sept. 20, at 2 pm: Socially Distanced Tashlikh
      • In person, masked, and socially distanced, Mercer Island
      • Please join us as a follow-up event, a Tashlikh ceremony, where we will perform a ceremony of reflection and renewal for the New Year. We will be observing strict rules for safe socially and masked observation.
      • Free to attend, event location provided after pre-registration

Canada

ONTARIO

Contact: Roby Sadler, 156 Duncan Mill Road, Suite 14, Toronto, Ontario, M3B 3N2, Canada, (416) 385-3910, info@oraynu.org.  Oraynu’s Calendar.

  • Oraynu Congregation, Toronto
  • Rosh Hashanah- Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2021 at 10:30 am
  • Erev Yom Kippur – Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021 at 8 pm
  • Both observances via Zoom, as webinar presentations
  • Open to the public
  • Tickets are free for Oraynu member families; otherwise $36 per non-member household for each service (ie per ZOOM link); but with special pricing offered to members of SHJ affiliate congregations, at $18 per household (ie per ZOOM link)
  • Tickets available via the EVENTS page of the Oraynu web site:  www.oraynu.org