2021 / 5782 High Holy Days Guide

Other Pre-Holiday
Events & Opportunities
Listen to the melodies of the season.
Cantor Ruth and the davening team will be recording a few of the prayers that we deeply
associate with the High Holy Days. Recordings will be accessible via the High Holy Day section
of the PJTC website soon. We encourage you to play these melodies in your home to begin
creating your spiritual space.
Judaism in the Home: High Holy Days Edition - August 29
Spend your morning at PJTC saying hello to friends old and new, participating in an art
project designed to help you reflect, grabbing a Kona Ice to start a sweet new year, getting
the supplies you need...and then stick around for some learning!
9:30AM to 12:30PM Pick up your High Holy Days Supply Kit
Contactless drive-through will be available, or you may stay and enjoy one of the many activities provided
for you at PJTC this morning!
- If you need a copy of the Machzor, a tallit, or a kippah be sure to indicate this on your High Holy Days
Registration Form.
- If you ordered additional supplies through our Judaism in the Home: High Holy Days Edition, this is your
opportunity to pick them up!
9:30AM to 11:30AM Express Yourself Through Art [Masks required]
Teshuva Rock Painting Project: Teshuva (repentance) is a big theme of the season. In a new tradition, we
invite the entire congregation to create their own Teshuva Painted Rock and be part of this beautiful,
community-building project. You can use words, symbols, colors, images - anything you feel represents
your wishes for the new year. We will place your inspirational rocks in Cindy’s Playground as a symbol that
we are all in this together. You can alternatively pick up your own personal supply kit on August 29,
between 9:30AM and 12:30PM, and complete your art project at home (just bring your painted rock back
any time before Yom Kippur), or attend our outdoor group rock painting session in person.
www.pjtc.net/form/high-holy-days-2021