High Holidays 2016/5777
​October 2-4 & 11-12, 2016

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Shana Tova!  
We invite you to welcome the New Year with Kol Tzedek!

Our theme this year is Vulnerability. What makes you feel vulnerable? How do you experience feeling exposed? From where do you draw strength? How has consciousness of your own fragility and/or the fragility of others impacted your life?  Through song, silence, sharing and schmoozing, we will open our hearts, heal, connect and transform. 
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​Absolutely everyone is invited to participate in our High Holidays experience! We ask that members and non-members register using the appropriate links below. Everyone who will be utilizing our children's programming should also complete the separate registration form.
Kol Tzedek creates meaningful, accessible and inspirational High Holiday experiences. Our services are musically uplifting and spiritually engaging. We come together as a community in reflection and song, to connect each of us to wisdom of Jewish tradition, and to inspire us in the work of teshuvah - transformative healing of ourselves and the world.
High Holidays at Kol Tzedek include...
  • Beautiful music and singing
  • A heymish (warm and welcoming) community experience
  • Meaningful participation of our members, including member talks throughout the holidays
  • Communal meals—potluck and catered—including a catered Yom Kippur Break Fast free of charge
  • Lively programs and services for children ages 5+
  • Childcare for age 12 months and older
  • Two days of Rosh HaShanah services
  • A moving Tashlich Service at Bartram's Garden's
  • Meditation on Rosh HaShahanah and Yom Kippur
  • Learning sessions on varied Jewish and social justice topics, taught by community members, during the afternoon of Yom Kippur
  • A moving Neilah service and closing Havdalah
Download high holidays schedule:
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. 
To sign up, visit these Volunteer Spot links. You will have to enter your email address two times but there is no commitment beyond that.

Click here to volunteer on Rosh HaShanah (October 2-4).
Click here to volunteer on Yom Kippur (October 11-12).

And Rosh HaShanah Day 1 lunch (Oct 3) will be a potluck. Please sign in to note your contribution.
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