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Children in 2nd grade and younger and those who love them are invited to join Shaare Emeth clergy, Zoey Waldman-Schein, and more friendly, familiar faces for a Yom Kippur experience designed especially for our youngest friends and their families. We’ll sing, dance, and learn about the true meaning of this important and holy day with...
Yom Kippur Tot Service Our Tot services are led by our Rabbis and Megan "Miss Megan" Sturdevant and are geared to families with children in Pre-K and younger. This service is highly participatory with upbeat songs your children may know and love and a short story from the Rabbis.
Join Rabbi Shmuel Greenwald Services are in English, and all questions are welcome!Come experience the prayers and the holiday with a real understanding.✨ FREE & OPEN TO ALL ✨
Join Rabbi Yosef David Services are in English, and all questions are welcome!Come experience the prayers and the holiday with a real understanding.✨ FREE & OPEN TO ALL ✨
We will offer two services during Yom Kippur morning. The service in our CRC Sukkat Shalom will be led by Rabbis Karen and Daniel Bogard, along with the CRC HHD Band and other musical guests. Across the street in the sanctuary at First Unitarian Church there will be an informal, alternative service led by Rabbi Randy Fleisher and accompanying...
This service, accompanied by our High Holy Day choir, beautiful readings and prayers, and a powerful sermon, offers an opportunity for meaningful reflection and repentance. Best for Adults & Teens • Duration: 2 hours • ASL Interpretation Provided
Yom Kippur Intergenerational Morning Service At this intergenerational service led by our Rabbis, we welcome adults and families with children who may enjoy attending a traditional-style service. For families with younger children (ages 6 months through grade 2), we also offer childcare with advance registration.
Celebrate with the UH clergy and Rick Recht where we’ll sing, rejoice, and pray as one. Our worship services are a joyous combination of our traditional and contemporary styles. An early Memorial Service will follow directly after the morning service.
Our L’Dor VaDor Intergenerational Service is an interactive worship experience filled with music, blessings, and a story-based sermon. We’ll explore the themes of the holiday in a relatable way, inspiring all in attendance to step into the new year with renewed purpose. Best for Families with Children Ages 8+ • Duration: 1 hour
Personal Care Item Drive Sorting Every year, we collect personal care items throughout the High Holy Days for the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry. All are invited to help us organize, sort, box, and bag these items for donation throughout the hour. Volunteers of all abilities are welcome.
Teens, this is your space to connect with Yom Kippur in a real and meaningful way—no parents, no classroom vibes. Reflect on the past year, explore who you want to become, and engage with others in a fresh, teen-focused experience. Grades 7–12
Yom Kippur Afternoon Study Session Led by Rabbi Emeritus Mark L. Shook For losing our way through loaded labels, For smug assurance in always being right. For blindness to our own ignorance, Bear with us, pardon us, forgive us. This unique study session with Rabbi Shook opens three challenging labels to Yom Kippur scrutiny: Jew,...