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In observance of Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, we are privileged to have a guest speaker on Zoom on the evening of May 6,  immediately following Ma’ariv

1:30pm - Gentle Chair Yoga with Laurie Rotman

2:30 - 3:20pm - Chanting & Meditation with Tracy Rich

3:25 - 4:15pm - Tikkun Olam Discussion

Our outdoor gathering time to toss our sins into the waters of the Charles in Millenium Park.

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Our annual year end quiz with prizes!

Yizkor--Memorial Service for loved ones we have lost

4:30 - Rabbi will speak on "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story: Hamilton and Encanto."

Mincha

• 5:15 Special Torah and haftarah readings by congregants of all ages

• Dramatic reading of the Book of Jonah in Hebrew and English by Deborah Rosenblatt

• Reflection by Peter Kronberg

Ne'ilah

• 6:15, Prayerful end to our day as the sun sets (available on car radios as well)

• 6:45, Havdalah and Final Shofar blast outdoors in the parking lot

• 7:00, Festive Breakfast for all in the parking lot and social hall, as you choose

1:30pm - Gentle Chair Yoga with Laurie Rotman

2:30 - 3:20pm - Chanting & Meditation with Tracy Rich

3:25 - 4:15pm - Tikkun Olam Discussion

• 11:40 Rabbi's personal offering

• 12-noon children join the sanctuary service to return the Torah to the ark

• 12:30 - 1:30 Musaf service, including guided meditation and reflections by Dana Rubin and Josh Coben.

The congregation gathers to hear the Kol Nidre prayer on the cello sung by the rabbi. Rabbi's sermon: "Don't be a Zombie: Choose Life." Susannah Sirkin co-leads with the Rabbi.

With traditional prayers, a discussion of a theme of the Torah, a full sounding of the shofar, and a participatory acrostic prayer for the year.

Our outdoor gathering will include a story from Rabbi Barbara and time to toss our sins into the waters of the Charles in Millenium Park.

Festive new music to celebrate the New Year with singers and instrumental accompaniment. Everyone will have the option to join in an aliyah to the Torah. Rabbi's sermon: "Breaking Down the Walls, One Stone at a Time". Reflections by Katy Abel, David Brenner, and Claudia Harris. Children join the sanctuary service for the shofar and closing of the service.

Rabbi Penzner will lead us from the sanctuary and Rich Moche will sing the traditional Sephardi piyyut (hymn) to end the year of curses and begin the year with blessings.

At our MLK service, which will be in person and on Zoom, Rabbi Barbara will be joined by member Sharin Horvitz on guitar as we sing Freedom Songs and folk songs (introduced by explaining the origins and uses of each song), with instruments and harmony. Not to be missed!

October 23, 2021

Our outdoor gathering will include a story from Rabbi Barbara, the sounding of the shofar, and time to toss our sins into the waters of the Charles.

Rabbi Penzner will lead us from the sanctuary and Rich Moche will sing the traditional Sephardi piyyut (hymn) to end the year of curses and begin the year with blessings.

Megillah Reading for Adults

Hear the story of Queen Esther and Mordechai.