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

7<br />

Tashlich Service<br />

and Shofar Band<br />

Rosh Hashanah I – Thursday, September 29, <strong>2011</strong><br />

5:00 pm - Tober Lobby<br />

Please meet us for our annual Tashlich Service in our Tober Lobby and we will walk<br />

together to the Broadview Farm Lake at Mason and Conway, where we will symbolically<br />

cast off our sins. We will then enjoy some delicious Rosh Hashanah refreshments just before<br />

Minchah & Ma’ariv Services, as we usher in the second day of the New Year.<br />

The Tashlich Service is based on a phrase from the Prophetic Book of Micha (7:19): “You will<br />

cast all their sins into the depths of the sea.” As the author Francine Klagsburn suggests in<br />

her book Jewish <strong>Days</strong>, Tashlich is a unique ritual. “The flowing waters signify washing away<br />

those sins. But on a deeper level, the waters represent the essence of the miracle of Creation<br />

celebrated on Rosh Hashanah. From out of the waters that filled the cosmos, God separated<br />

light from dark and heaven from earth, Scripture tells us. Later, the waters came together<br />

again to flood the land and destroy its inhabitants except for Noah and<br />

those he saved. When those waters receded, the world seemed to be<br />

created anew, with a promise from God that never again would it be<br />

destroyed. The waters of Rosh Hashanah symbolize the Creation of the<br />

world and its new beginning, a creation and beginning that are<br />

commemorated and reenacted each year.”<br />

Shofar Band<br />

Tashlich is an especially poignant ritual for children. Please make every<br />

effort to bring them with you so they can experience the profundity of<br />

this ancient ritual. Don’t forget to bring your bread or breadcrumbs!<br />

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

Be a part of our Annual B’nai Amoona Shofar Band with Conductor “Maestro” Richard Goldstein<br />

Now is the time to take your Shofar in hand and give your lips and lungs a little pre-Yom Tov practice!<br />

Adults and children, women and men are invited! Beginners are welcome! If you would like to join our<br />

band, contact Susan Brown at 314-576-9990 x 103 or susan.brown@bnaiamoona.com to add your name to<br />

our list of participants!<br />

We look forward to seeing (and hearing) you on the <strong>High</strong> <strong>Holy</strong> <strong>Days</strong>!<br />

Congregation B’nai Amoona

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