High Holy Days 2019/5780
דרכיה דרכי נועם וכל נתיבותיה שלום
Its ways are pleasant ways, and all its paths, peaceful.
L'Shana Tova! Join us for an inspirational High Holy Day experience at Adas Israel. Whether you are new to the community or a member of many years, we invite you to step out of your daily routines, to join together with the kehilla, to reflect deeply on what matters to you, and to embrace the pinnacle of our Jewish prayer experience. This year our theme for the Yamim Noraim is centered around pathways. Together we are invited to face each other and ourselves, and to build space for honesty, loss, longing and ultimately connection.
Complete Guide: 2019 High Holy Days
• Printable Schedule of Services
• Printable Schedule of Youth Services
• 2019 Full High Holy Day Booklet
Youth & Families Services
Full Schedule of Youth & Families Services
We are blessed to have so many families in our community. Each one is unique. And we celebrate our similarities and our differences as we come together to mark sacred time.
High Holiday Preparation Programs
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Each session offered this High Holy Day season will unpack and build upon the essential Days of Awe and prepare us to bring our full selves to Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur.
The Adas Fund 2019
Please give to The Adas Fund 2019, inspired by the work of our Social Action Committee, and supports all of our activities at Adas. Thank you for supporting us, and thank you for being a member of our Adas Israel family. Contribute Today.
High Holy Day Volunteer & Greet
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If you would like to do more than attend services this year, consider participating as a volunteer! Every year a dedicated group of members volunteer as ushers and greeters.
Livestream High Holy Day Services
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In keeping with our ongoing efforts to provide inclusive community offerings, we will provide livestreaming, available for services in the Charles E. Smith Sanctuary and Kay Hall.
Sukkot / Simchat Torah
Hag HaSukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, reminds us of the huts (sukkot) in which our ancestors dwelt in the desert for forty years on their way to the Promised Land. More information coming soon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Click Here to find answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions about the High Holy Days including answers on parking, tickets, seating, and more! Receive an Aliyah or Honor | High Holy Day Ticket Request | Seating Charts
