High Holidays 5779
September 9-19, 2018

Ten Days of Transformation with Kol Tzedek
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​Absolutely everyone is invited to participate in our High Holidays experience! We ask that members log into the KT Portal, and everyone else can proceed directly to the registration webform linked below.

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members (KT Portal)

Guest Registration

Volunteer for High Holidays

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High Holidays Schedule (download)

Erev Rosh Hashanah (Sunday, Sep 9)
  7:00pm      Evening service*

Rosh Hashanah Day 1 (Monday, Sep 10)
  9:00am      Meditation
  9:30am      Morning serv
ice
10:00am      Family service & children's programming*
  1:30pm      Vegetarian potluck

Rosh Hashanah Day 2  (Tuesday, Sep 11)
  9:00am      Meditation
  9:30am      Morning service
  2:00pm     Community picnic in Clark Park (45th & Chester)
​  4:00pm     Tashlikh at the Schuylkill

Erev Yom Kippur (Tuesday, Sep 18)
  6:00pm      Meditation
  6:30pm      Kol Nidre service & children's programming*

Yom Kippur (Wednesday, Sep 19)
  9:00am       Meditation
  9:30am       Morning service
10:00am       Family service & children's programming*
  2:00pm       Yizkor (memorial) service
  3:30pm       Community-led workshops
  5:00pm       Afternoon service*
  6:30pm       Neilah (closing) service*
  7:30pm       Havdalah followed by community break-fast

*Indicates childcare available. Please note that space is limited. If you do not RSVP for childcare when registering, we cannot guarantee a spot.

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High Holidays at Kol Tzedek include...

• Participatory singing
• Spiritually & politically charged experience
• A warm & welcoming community experience
• Meaningful participation of our members
• Communal potluck meals & a catered Yom Kippur Break Fast
• Lively programs and services for children ages 5+
• Childcare for age 12 months and older
• Meditation on Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur
• Learning sessions on varied Jewish and social justice topics, taught by community members, during the afternoon of Yom Kippur
• An intimated & connected Yom Kippur Neilah service

Volunteering for the High Holidays

Kol Tzedek's High Holiday services are run almost entirely by our members and volunteers. We are always looking for people to usher, greet, help prep food, or clean up. This help is invaluable! And volunteering is a great way to get to know people in the community. 

Volunteer for High Holidays