Holidays

There are lots of Jewish holidays throughout the year; yay!

From the High Holy Days - Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur where we celebrate the new year and make amends for our wrongdoings - to many others where we light candles, sing songs, make and enjoy lots of traditional foods while recounting our hardships and celebrating our continuation as a Jewish people, religion, and culture. 

Whether you host Jewish holidays at your home each year, or whether you're celebrating these holidays for the first time ever, we've created "how to" holiday guides for you to enjoy and share. It's never too late to incorporate something new, and it's never too early to begin your Jewish traditions!

Chag Sameach! 

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FridayFri, 8 AugAugust, 2025

 

 

Tu B'av Shabbat

Friday, Aug 8th 6:30p to 7:30pBring your sweeties of all ages to a special Shabbat service and sermon all about Tu B’av -- a Jewish holiday where we celebrate friendship and love of every kind. Oh, and it’s customary to wear something white for Tu B’av; it’s a symbol of equality and new beginnings!

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FridayFri, 12 SepSeptember, 2025

 

 

Shabbat Services and A Walk Through the High Holy Days Prayerbook

Friday, Sep 12th 6:30p to 7:30pGet Ready for the New Year! Join Rabbi Michael immediately following Shabbat services for a special "walk" through our High Holy Days prayerbook.

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FridayFri, 10 OctOctober, 2025

 

 

Sukkot Shabbat Celebration with Rabbi Shook

Friday, Oct 10th 6:30p to 7:30pJoin us for a short Sukkot Shabbat service led by Rabbi Shook and followed by a special dessert Oneg in the Sukkah where you’ll have the chance to shake the Lulav and Etrog.

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FridayFri, 17 OctOctober, 2025

 

 

Simchat Torah & Consecration Shabbat

Friday, Oct 17th 6:30p to 7:30pDon’t miss this festive family-friendly service in the Gall Family Sanctuary where we will unroll the entire Torah! The Rabbis will help us read the ending and beginning lines of the Torah as we conclude it and start anew.

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