Shabbat Shuvah is a service of returning that takes place between Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur. As part of that process, we ask ourselves and everyone in attendance to think about how we might have missed the mark.

Tashlich is a ceremony with a physical reminder to cast away your sins, representing our hope that we can "cast off" our misdeeds. In ancient tradition, those participating in Tashlich would turn out their pockets into bodies of water to empty out and let go of their sins.

Grab your family, friends, and neighbors to join us. We encourage community and conversation from 5-6 p.m. with a "Bring Your Own" Picnic, with a Shabbat Service to follow. Following service, we will offer an environmentally friendly version of Tashlich as well (Think of it as a second-chance at those New Year's resolutions)!

Virtual Attendance
If you would like to attend any of the available services online, you will need to register in advance for our Zoom sessions in order to get access. This year we will use one link for all services, which you can register for access here. Should the website crash for any reason, we will have links posted to our Social Media pages. 

Tell Us Your Name!
Enhance your High Holiday experience by requesting a pre-printed name tag, a simple yet powerful way to foster a welcoming and inclusive community. Wearing a name tag allows us to connect more personally with one another. It ensures that everyone, whether they are new or returning members, feels welcome. Request yours here.