Worshipping Together, Apart
This may be the most unusual and memorable congregational experience of our lifetimes. Despite the undeniable disappointment of not spending the holiest days of the year together in our sacred physical space, we navigate this time with the steady, creative, and thoughtful leadership from our clergy and team. Our congregation is finding new ways to embrace one another with wishes for a Sweet New Year, a "Shana Tova". The pandemic has shown us that our Adath community is stronger than ever. We are more creative, more flexible and more compassionate as we face the challenge of worshipping together, apart.
Nothing can replicate being together in person, but we're determined to create a new kind of shared experience. One that will lift our hopes, our prayers and our bonds to one another. We adapt now as our tradition has always adapted, facing wilderness in Torah to wilderness in exile with resilience. As we prepare to gather virtually, we pray that this new year finds us and the world in good health and peace.
Nothing can replicate being together in person, but we're determined to create a new kind of shared experience. One that will lift our hopes, our prayers and our bonds to one another. We adapt now as our tradition has always adapted, facing wilderness in Torah to wilderness in exile with resilience. As we prepare to gather virtually, we pray that this new year finds us and the world in good health and peace.
Adath Jeshurun is a progressive, egalitarian and sacred community. No tickets and no one is turned away – bring and be yourself on the High Holy Days. Come as you are to Adath Jeshurun Congregation and leave somehow changed for the rest of the year. Please contact Andrea Blumberg, Office Manager, at andreab@adath.net or 952.545.2424 so we can warmly welcome you to egalitarian services and direct you to answers to any of your questions. L'shanah Tovah from Adath.
High Holy Day Services
Selichot
Erev Rosh Hashanah • Rosh Hashanah Day One • Rosh Hashanah Day Two
Kol Nidre • Yom Kippur
Sukkot • Sh'mini Atzeret • Simchat Torah
HIGH HOLY DAY BOOKLET | SCHEDULE OF SERVICES | CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILY SCHEDULE
High Holy Day Forms
If you have questions, call the office at 952.545.2424
YIZKOR MEMORIAL BOOK FORM
LULAV & ETROG ORDER FORM
High Holy Day Information
PASSES, BOOKS, ACCESSIBILITY and MEMORIAL SERVICES
Erev Rosh Hashanah • Rosh Hashanah Day One • Rosh Hashanah Day Two
Kol Nidre • Yom Kippur
Sukkot • Sh'mini Atzeret • Simchat Torah
HIGH HOLY DAY BOOKLET | SCHEDULE OF SERVICES | CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILY SCHEDULE
High Holy Day Forms
If you have questions, call the office at 952.545.2424
YIZKOR MEMORIAL BOOK FORM
LULAV & ETROG ORDER FORM
High Holy Day Information
PASSES, BOOKS, ACCESSIBILITY and MEMORIAL SERVICES
TO BE UPDATED TODAY
TAKE FROM CLARION! A series presented by Rabbi Cytron, Adath Senior Scholar, to prepare for the High Holy Days
On Shabbat Mornings, 10 am - 11 am
Join Rabbi Barry
Cytron as we prepare for the upcoming High Holy Days. He will use the final volume of Rabbi Lawrence Hoffman’s series of books on the High Holy Days entitled The Closing of the Gates. As a culmination to a fascinating exploration of the central prayers of the Days of Awe, this volume explores Judaism’s central message of life’s purpose and the ongoing search for meaning in a world of human frailty but also promise.
September 7 • Classroom 26-27
September 14 • Library
September 21 • Library
Walk-ins welcome. RSVPs suggested so we know how many chairs to set up.
RSVP to Anna Simon, Director of Congregational Life, at annas@adath.net or 952.215.3904.
On Shabbat Mornings, 10 am - 11 am
Join Rabbi Barry
Cytron as we prepare for the upcoming High Holy Days. He will use the final volume of Rabbi Lawrence Hoffman’s series of books on the High Holy Days entitled The Closing of the Gates. As a culmination to a fascinating exploration of the central prayers of the Days of Awe, this volume explores Judaism’s central message of life’s purpose and the ongoing search for meaning in a world of human frailty but also promise.
September 7 • Classroom 26-27
September 14 • Library
September 21 • Library
Walk-ins welcome. RSVPs suggested so we know how many chairs to set up.
RSVP to Anna Simon, Director of Congregational Life, at annas@adath.net or 952.215.3904.
Selichot
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Erev Rosh Hashanah
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Rosh Hashanah Day One
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Rosh Hashanah Day Two
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Kol Nidre
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Yom Kippur
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Sukkot
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Sh'mini Atzeret
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Simchat Torah
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