5784 HHD Calendar

 Selichot - in the Sanctuary
Our evening begins with a short story and discussion led by our member, Dr. Arlene Wilner. As we enter the year’s most introspective period, reflecting on a work of fiction can help us consider some of life’s deepest questions together. “The Legacy of Raizel Kaidish,” by philosopher and award-winning fiction writer Rebecca Goldstein, explores these questions through the vehicle of a sparse but rich short story about Holocaust survival and its generational impact. After our program, Rabbi Gurevitz will lead a short ritual to introduce the musical themes of the season and change over the Torah scroll mantles to white.

 Erev Shabbat Rosh Hashanah Service - in the Sanctuary
Led by Rabbi Gurevitz and Cantorial Soloist Sharon Brown Goldstein. The service will be followed by a Lobby Oneg Shabbat to Welcome in the New Year with Sweetness.

Rosh Hashanah Morning Service for Adults and Teens - in the Sanctuary
This will be a more traditional service for adults and students age 12 and older led by Rabbi Gurevitz and Cantorial Soloists Sharon Brown Goldstein and Lisa Marcus. Available on Live stream. Childcare will be available for children 2-5. Go to ChildWatch for more information

*NEW* Rosh Hashanah Retreat at The Barton Center, Oxford, MA *NEW* 
Students grades K-5, parents, and siblings are invited to a Rosh Hashanah Retreat at The Barton Center. Following some schmooze time with coffee and donuts, Rabbi Eiduson, Debbi Morin, and our youth group members will lead a creative morning service followed by Tashlich, lunch, and family activities. Pre Registration is a must! We are limited to 200 attendees, and the cost per attendee is $18, with a $72 family maximum. For more information, contact Rabbi Eiduson.

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Tashlich ritual - at Lake Chauncey, Lyman Street
Tashlich comes from the Hebrew word "to cast," referring to the intent to cast away our sins via this meaningful and ancient Jewish custom. We'll gather at Lake Chauncey for this traditional ceremony and then share some ice cream and social time.

Sunday

Rosh Hashanah 2nd Day Service - in the Sanctuary
Led by Rabbi Gurevitz and Cantorial Soloist Lisa Marcus. Followed by a dairy potluck luncheon. Please let us know if you can bring a dish via this link: Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Potluck. 

Shabbat
Shuvah

The Shabbat between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur is called Shabbat Shuvah, Shabbat of Return, because it falls during the Ten Days of Repentance. A Shabbat Service with reflections on the High Holy Day season.

 Kol Nidre - Traditional Service in the Sanctuary
Led by Rabbi Eiduson and Cantorial Soloist Sharon Brown Goldstein and available on live stream this will be a more traditional service for adults and students age 12 and older.

8:30-10:30 am

 Yom Kippur Morning Service for adults and teens - in the Sanctuary
This will be a more traditional service for adults and students 12 years or older. Led by Rabbi Eiduson, Rabbi Gurevitz, and Cantorial Soloist Sharon Brown Goldstein.
Available on Livestream. Childcare will be available for children 2-5. Go to ChildWatch for more information.

Yom Kippur Study Sessions
Details TBD

Teen Program
We invite our teens, grades 8 - 12, to join Rabbi Eiduson and Debbi Morin for a Yom Kippur-themed program. Please arrive at the social hall at 2:30 PM.

 Yizkor Service - in the Sanctuary
The service will be led by Rabbi Gurevitz, Rabbi Eiduson Cantorial Soloists Sharon Brown Goldstein, and Lisa Marcus. Available on Livestream
Our 2022/5783 Book of Remembrance is now available online at 5783 Book of Remembrance.

 N'eilah and Havdalah - in the Sanctuary
The fifth and final service of Yom Kippur will be led by Rabbi Gurevitz, Rabbi Eiduson, Cantorial Soloists Sharon Brown Goldstein and Lisa Marcus. Available on Livestream

 Congregational Break the Fast - in the Social Hall Sponsored by CBS Sisterhood
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