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Shanah Tovah 2011 – 5772 High Holy Days Bulletin

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<strong>2011</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>Holy</strong> <strong>Days</strong> <strong>Bulletin</strong><br />

A Moment of Intimacy with the Divine<br />

Yom Kippur Neilah Ark Ceremony<br />

A Unique Opportunity…NOT TO BE MISSED<br />

Shabbat, October 8, 4:45 pm<br />

11<br />

Neilah Services<br />

Torah is a gift from God to the People Israel. In Synagogue Sanctuaries, the place we keep this powerful<br />

gift is the Aron HaKodesh, the <strong>Holy</strong> Ark. While Judaism does not distinguish one place as being “more<br />

holy” or “closer” to God than any other, there is a communal sense that the Aron HaKodesh represents a<br />

spiritual space and an opportunity for drawing nearer to the Almighty. This year, once again, we invite<br />

the Congregation to participate in a special opportunity for personal prayer before the Aron HaKodesh.<br />

During the Neilah service of Yom Kippur, on Shabbat, October 8, at approximately 4:45 pm, you are<br />

invited as individuals, or as families, to come onto the Bimah and stand for a brief moment before the<br />

open Ark in personal, silent prayer. Because of the wonderful, enthusiastic and overwhelming response<br />

to this opportunity in past years, we kindly request that you be considerate of others in the length of<br />

time you stand before the Ark so we can include all who wish to participate.<br />

As a reminder, at the conclusion of Neilah, we will Daven Ma’ariv and then invite all of our children to<br />

the Bimah to participate in a special ceremony before the final Shofar blasts. (We have special gifts for<br />

our youngest members!)<br />

May you be inscribed in the Book of Life!<br />

Congregational Break-the-Fast – compliments of BAUSY<br />

After the sounding of the final Shofar blasts, BAUSY (B’nai Amoona United Synagogue Youth) invites<br />

everyone to the glass link to break-the-fast with lemonade, cake and other “noshables”. BAUSY is proud<br />

to continue this tradition for our B’nai Amoona family. We appreciate all your support throughout the<br />

year and look forward to a healthy, happy and sweet new year together!<br />

L’<strong>Shanah</strong> <strong>Tovah</strong>!<br />

BAUSY<br />

Congregation B’nai Amoona

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