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Calendar of EventsHigh Holy DaysYom KippurSept. 15 | 7:00pm Erev Yom Kippur [ Kol Nidre ]Sept. 16 | 9:00am Yom Kippur| 11:00am* Torah Service| 11:45am* Yizkor Service| 2:00pm Meditation| 4:00pm Rabbi’s Study SessionSept. 16 | 5:00pm Minchah| 6:00pm Ne’ilah| 7:30pm Havdalah| 8:00pm Break-the-Fast* These times are approximate.www.pjtc.net/form/high-holy-days-2021
We begin our observance of Yom Kippur.The holiest day of the calendar year begins with the Kol Nidre evening service, around sundown. Fasting for YomKippur begins shortly before sundown and ends shortly after sundown the following night.The Yom Kippur morning services include regular morning prayers, plus special prayers and additional services onlyfound on Yom Kippur. The Torah service will begin at approximately 11:00am, followed by the Yizkor memorial serviceat approximately 11:45am.At 2:00pm, join us for meditation in Knell Chapel. The meditation will also be accessible via Zoom. A Zoom link willbe sent out to those who register using the High Holy Days Registration Form. Contact Susan Auerbach,sauerbach2063@sbcglobal.net, with questions.Then, at 4:00pm, join Rabbi Carrier for an interactive hour of Torah study on the themes of Yom Kippur.Our afternoon Minchah service includes a reading of the book of Jonah.The final Yom Kippur service is Ne’ilah, meaning “locking” or “closing.” As we approach the final moments of this holyday, the gates of heaven close, and we hope our prayers have reached God. PJTC is excited to resume our custom ofinviting each person or household to ascend to the open ark for a moment of personal prayer. As part of High HolyDays Registration Form, all participants will have the opportunity to submit prayers beforehand, to be displayedanonymously on our livestream.It is PJTC’s tradition to conclude services with Havdalah, inviting our congregants (especially children) to waveglow sticks as we celebrate together. Glow sticks will be provided to those attending services in person and will alsobe available during High Holy Days Supply Pick Up on August 29 for those children who want to celebrate from home.Immediately following Havdalah, those attending services in person are invited to break the fast, courtesy of PJTCSisterhood, outdoors on Katz Terrace at 8pm.P. 15
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