2021 / 5782 High Holy Days Guide

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Happy New Year!Dear PJTC Family,As the 5782 High Holy Days approach, we hope that you and yours are healthy and safe. We areexcited to share our brochure for this year’s events.After consulting with health experts and municipal authorities, listening to our members, andmuch deliberation, PJTC decided on a “multi-access” approach for this holiday season. Those whowish to attend in person may do so, while those who wish to Zoom in or livestream due todistance, health reasons, or simply convenience may also do so. We are proud of the diversity ofour community, now in its centennial year, and are thrilled that more people than ever before willhave access to our uplifting services and programming.We are delighted for you to join us! We have outlined the many opportunities, for all ages andinterests, during the Hebrew month of Elul to prepare your soul for the season ahead, as well asthe special moments we have in store during the holidays themselves. It is important that youRSVP, no matter how you choose to join us, so that we may give you the most up-to-dateinformation on the best ways to connect.And of course, all of this growth in opportunities to connect has benefitted from investment intechnology, time and training. If you believe in what we are doing, please consider supportingPJTC as part of your High Holy Day commitment to community.Thank you for being part of this holy community. We are excited to share this season with you!With our blessings for a sweet and meaningful New Year,Rabbi John Carrier, Cantor Ruth Berman Harris, and President Stacey Sharpwww.pjtc.net/form/high-holy-days-2021
HIGH HOLY DAYS AT A GLANCESept. 6 | 7:30pm Erev Rosh HashanahSept. 7 | 9:00am Rosh Hashanah Day 1| 10:30am* Torah Service| 4:00pm [ LBSRS families ] Tashlich| 5:00pm [ entire community ] Tashlichsee page 13 for TashlichCONTENT:P. 2 Multi-Access High Holy DaysP. 4 Tips For Making MeaningP. 6 RegistrationP. 8 Getting Ready / ElulP. 10 Pre-Holiday Events &OpportunitiesP. 12 Calendar of Events:High Holy DaysP. 16 Youth & Family ActivitiesP. 18 Special HonorsP. 19 Community SupportP. 20 Calendar of Events:Sukkot & Simchat TorahP. 22 Leading With GratitudeP. 24 Volunteers & DonorsSept. 8 | 9:00am Rosh Hashanah Day 2| 10:30am* Torah ServiceSept. 15 | 7:00pm Erev Yom Kippur [ Kol Nidre ]Sept. 16 | 9:00amYom Kippur| 11:00am* Torah Service| 11:45am* Yizkor Service| 2:00pm Meditation| 4:00pm Rabbi’s Study Session| 5:00pm Minchah| 6:00pm Ne’ilah| 7:30pm Havdalah| 8:00pm Break-the-FastSept. 21 | 9:30am Sukkot Services Day 1Sept. 22 | 9:30am Sukkot Services Day 2Sept. 28 | 9:30amSept. 29 | 9:30am| 11:30am* Yizkorsee page 20 for add’l Sukkot social programmingSh’mini Atzeret Services| 5:30pm Community-Wide Simchat Torah CelebrationSimchat Torah Services* These times are approximate.For additional pre-High Holy Days programming, go to pages 10-11.P. 1
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