High Holy Days
Friends,
This year, the High Holy Days at Temple Sinai will be inspirational, and, as always, deeply meaningful. Throughout the ages the High Holy Days have been a time of renewal, of change, of connection, and of hope. In good times and bad, our people have come together during the Days of Awe and, by turning to God, found the commitment and faith to face whatever challenges have come our way. In that sense, this year is no different. Indeed, our people have faced far worse things than the current pandemic, and did not waiver in their resolve to come together during the Holy Days. This year we will do so again, ushering in 5781 with joy and dignity.
But it is not only our commitment and resolve that has kept us alive and helped us thrive as a people, it is our flexibility, our willingness to adapt to changing times to the needs of the day and find new ways to keep our ancient traditions.
This year, the High Holy Days will be uniquely different. When we open our digital doors on Erev Rosh Hashanah, our clergy will be in the sanctuary and we will be in our homes.
To ensure the safety of all, all the major High Holy Day services will be online. And for those who chose, there will be special opportunities to see one another in person, socially distant and outdoors.
This year, the High Holy Days will be exceptional: Our clergy have created an innovative and uplifting worship experience, from our spiritual home to yours. Please, be there to welcome with us 5781.
- Rosh Hashanah Schedule
- Yom Kippur Schedule
- Gift Bag & Machzor Pickup Information
- Register for Tashlich (Saturday, 9/19, 12:30pm)
- Register for Tashlich (Saturday, 9/19, 2:00pm)
- Register for Family Experience (Sunday, 9/20, 10:00am)
- Tashlich / Family Service Waiver (please print, complete, & bring with you)
- Members: Guest Registration Form
- Non-Member Registration Form
