Rosh Hashanah

September 4th, 2013 - 29th of Elul 5773

Wed.: Candlelighting 7:26 pm

Thurs: Candlelighting 8:24 pm

Fri.: Candlelighting 7:22 pm

Sat.: Havdalah 8:21 pm

L'Shanah Tovah!

From all of us here at Beth Jacob, Shanah Tovah!

High Holy Days Schedule

Rosh Hashanah

Wednesday, September 4

6:00pm - Erev Rosh Hashana Service

Thursday, September 5

8:30am - Rosh Hashanah Morning Services

Friday, September 6

8:30am - Rosh Hashanah Morning Services

Yom Kippur

Friday, September 13

6:00pm - Mincha

6:30pm - Kol Nidre

Saturday, September 14

8:45am - Yom Kippur Morning Services w/Yizkor

4:30pm - Study Session & Meditation

5:30pm - Mincha, Neilah, and Ma'ariv

Sukkot
Thursday, September 19

9:00am - Sukkot Morning Service

Friday, September 20

9:00am - Sukkot Morning Service

Wednesday, September 25

7:00am - Hoshanah Rabba Morning Service

Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah
Thursday, September 26

9:00am - Shemini Atzeret Morning Service w/ Yizkor

7:00pm - Erev Simchat Torah Services & Dancing

Friday, September 27

9:00am - Simchat Torah Morning Services & Dancing

For a full schedule and more detailed holiday information,

see the High Holy Days Program Guide

For full calendar go to Beth-Jacob.org/Calendar

High Holy Days

Children's Program

Beth Jacob's extensive High Holy Day children's programs for our Pre-K through Eighth graders includes prayer, discussion, active learning, appropriate snacks (a light lunch on Yom Kippur), and Tashlich (on Rosh Hashanah), as well as other hands-on activities.

Click here to sign up online for Yom Kippur

OUR HIGH HOLY DAYS CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS ARE LED ENTIRELY BY VOLUNTEERS.

There is no charge for registration for these children's programs. The great tradition has been that in order to

make these programs possible, every parent volunteers for approximately one (60-minute) shift.

Click here to view the volunteer form with more info.

Wake up World:

An Interactive Rosh Hashanah Story for the Jewish New Year

Celebrate Rosh Hashana, the Jewish new year, by blowing the shofar to wake up toys, animals and parents in this interactive story full of surprises. Children and parents will delight in actually blowing into their devices to sound the shofar and bring the story to life in colorful animations created by best-selling illustrator Laura Huliska-Beith with narration by Randi Zuckerberg and a rollicking soundtrack.