Saturday, September 28
Followed by Selihot at Congregation Beth El

In-person/Livestream

8pm - Refreshments

9:15pm - Havdallah and Selihot service with the choirs and clergy of Beth El and Temple Beth Sholom

LEARN ABOUT SELIHOT: Selihot: Prayers of Repentance | My Jewish Learning

Selihot - Writing the Story of Our Community
The Local Jewish Press Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
A Conversation with David Portnoe and Aaron Troodler.

As we prepare to confront the powerful image of the Book of Life into which we will pray to be inscribed, we turn to the chief editors of our two local Jewish papers for insight into how news in our area is covered and disseminated. What are the benefits and challenges of providing these resources focused on the Philadelphia and South Jersey communities? What lies ahead for them in the digital age? And why is it important, now as much as ever to support (and read) them?

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6:15pm - Minha and Ma’ariv

6:21pm - Candle lighting

Livestream

8:30am - Preliminary Service
8:45am - Shaharit
9:30am - Torah Service
10:30am -Shofar Service & President’s Message
11:30am - Sermon and Musaf 

LIVESTREAM

Rosh Hashanah Day 1
11am - Service for families with children in Grades K-6

5pm - Tashlikh followed by Dinner
6:30pm - Minha and Ma’ariv

Tashlikh is the ritual where we 'cast off' our sins by throwing breadcrumbs into a stream. We'll meet at TBS and take a short walk to The Little Servant Sisters of the Immaculate Conception,1000 Cropwell Road. We'll recite Tashlikh, cast crumbs, and then head back to TBS. Bring your own bread.

We look forward to you joining us for this unique Rosh Hashanah ritual!

After Tashlikh!

Join us at TBS in the tent for a festive Rosh Hashanah dairy meal (featuring pasta and salads) followed by Ask the Clergy! Now is your chance to ask any Judaic question with our clergy, who will debate and respond to questions about topical Jewish issues, halakha, and more.

After dinner, join us for Minha and Ma’ariv, the Afternoon and Evening Services, at 7pm in the Joel A. Rose/Jenofsky Beit Midrash. Livestream available.

Note: There is no parking available at The Little Servant Sisters

8:30am - Preliminary Service
8:45am - Shaharit
9:30am - Torah Service
10:30am -Shofar Service & Sermon
11:30am - Musaf 
6:15pm - Minha and Ma’ariv for Shabbat

LIVESTREAM

9:30am - Service for families with children up to age 6

Rosh Hashanah Day 2

With Rabbi Bryan Wexler and guest musician Rory Michelle Sullivan

9:30am - In-person at Temple Beth Sholom
Livestream Available

Rosh Hashanah Day 2
11am - Service for families with children in Grades K-6

8:30am - Preliminary Service
8:45am - Shaharit
9:30am - Torah Service
10:30am -Shofar Service & Sermon
11:30am - Musaf 
6:15pm - Minha and Ma’ariv for Shabbat

LIVESTREAM AVAILABLE

Erev Yom Kippur
5:30pm - PJ Kol Nidre Service for families with children up to age 6

5:45pm - Minha
6:15pm - Kol Nidre 

Candle Lighting - 6:07pm

Erev Yom Kippur
6:30pm - Service for families with children in Grades K-6

9am - Preliminary Service
9:15am - Shaharit
10:30am - Torah Service
11:30am - Sermon and Yizkor
12:15pm - Musaf

4:30pm - Minha
6pm - Neilah followed by Ma’ariv, Havdallah and Shofar 

Event end times are approximate.

Yom Kippur
9:30am - Service for families with children up to age 6

Yom Kippur
11am - Service for families with children in Grades K-6

6pm - Minha and Ma’ariv

Event end times are approximate.

9:30am - Festival Morning Services
6pm Minha and Ma’ariv

Event end times are approximate.

9:30am - Festival Morning Services
6pm Minha and Ma’ariv for Shabbat

Event end times are approximate.

7am - Festival Morning Services
6pm - Shemini Atzeret Minha and Ma’ariv with Yizkor

Event end times are approximate.

9:30am - Festival Morning Services with Yizkor - Minha after Kiddush
6pm - Dinner and Ceremony to commemorate October 7
7pm - Simhat Torah Festival Service & dancing with the Torah

Event end times are approximate.

9:30am - Festival Morning Services 
6pm - Minha and Kabbalat Shabbat

Event end times are approximate.