Many Doors to Jewish Life
We look forward to welcoming you at Adath this season!
As we approach this year's High Holy Days, we eagerly open the doors of our community, extending a warm invitation for all to experience Judaism in their own way and together. In this sacred time, we’re offering a diverse array of activities and services, embracing the uniqueness of each individual's spiritual journey and linking it to shared community, to communities worldwide, and to Israel.
Whether you are drawn to Limmud, engaging in deep study, or prefer the meditative practice of yoga, we have a place for you. Our soulful and vibrant musical service will surely stir your heart, while a traditional service will connect you with the melodies and poetry that have existed across generations. For those seeking tranquility and introspection, we offer a quiet reflection room.
Our goal is to create an inclusive space, allowing everyone to encounter the beauty of Jewish traditions while honoring the diversity of paths that lead to connection and meaning.
Read on to learn how you can engage with the many doors to Jewish life this High Holy Days season.
Whether you are drawn to Limmud, engaging in deep study, or prefer the meditative practice of yoga, we have a place for you. Our soulful and vibrant musical service will surely stir your heart, while a traditional service will connect you with the melodies and poetry that have existed across generations. For those seeking tranquility and introspection, we offer a quiet reflection room.
Our goal is to create an inclusive space, allowing everyone to encounter the beauty of Jewish traditions while honoring the diversity of paths that lead to connection and meaning.
Read on to learn how you can engage with the many doors to Jewish life this High Holy Days season.
2024-25 L'Chaim Campaign
Open doors to Jewish life for all who seek community.
This year at Adath, our High Holy Days offer many doors to Jewish life.
Now, through L'Chaim, we are asking you to open one more door: the door of opportunity.
Your L'Chaim donations make our synagogue capable of delivering so much value to our community.
Please consider making a pledge to this year’s annual L’Chaim campaign.
Every gift counts.
No matter the size, your L’Chaim gift honors our community, now through the future.
This year at Adath, our High Holy Days offer many doors to Jewish life.
Now, through L'Chaim, we are asking you to open one more door: the door of opportunity.
Your L'Chaim donations make our synagogue capable of delivering so much value to our community.
Please consider making a pledge to this year’s annual L’Chaim campaign.
Every gift counts.
No matter the size, your L’Chaim gift honors our community, now through the future.
Yizkor Memorial Book
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Sukkot, Simchat Torah, and Shemini Atzeret
Sukkot
Right after Yom Kippur, the eight day festival of Sukkot is a welcome adventure in the outdoors. The sukkah itself and the gathering of the lulav and etrog are the main rituals. On Sukkot, we get to enjoy the rich blessings of life.
Monday, October 21 - Sukkot
7:20 AM - Shacharit | Chapel and Zoom
5:45 PM - Mincha | Zoom
Tuesday, October 22 - Sukkot
7:20 AM - Shacharit | Zoom
5:15 - 6:15 PM - Pizza In The Hut for Gan Shelanu Preschool and HaLev
7:00 - 7:30 PM - Apples & Honey with Rabbi Weininger - Children's Storytime
Wednesday, October 23 - Hoshannah Rabbah
7:20 AM - Shacharit & Breakfast (RSVP Required here) | Chapel & Zoom
Sh'mini Atzeret
The traditional holiday when we begin to pray for rain in Israel. Sh'mini Atzeret focuses us on the natural world.
Wednesday, October 23
5:45 PM - Zoom Mincha & Festival Ma'ariv
Thursday, October 24
9:30 AM - Sh'mini Atzeret Morning Services and Yizkor | Chapel & Livestream
Simchat Torah
We celebrate the completion of another year's reading of the Torah with dancing and rejoicing.
Thursday, October 24
6:00 PM - Simchat Torah Evening Service | Sanctuary & Livestream
Music, dancing, and unrolling of the Torah!
Friday, October 25
9:30 AM - Simchat Torah Morning Services, dancing, singing, and honoring special volunteers!
Join us in recognizing new and veteran leaders and celebrate the dedicated volunteers who lead and run our vibrant community. We will honor and thank this year's Clergy Search Committee and Past President Ed Zeman.
6:00 PM - Simchat Torah & Shabbat Evening Services | Chapel & Livestream
Right after Yom Kippur, the eight day festival of Sukkot is a welcome adventure in the outdoors. The sukkah itself and the gathering of the lulav and etrog are the main rituals. On Sukkot, we get to enjoy the rich blessings of life.
Monday, October 21 - Sukkot
7:20 AM - Shacharit | Chapel and Zoom
5:45 PM - Mincha | Zoom
Tuesday, October 22 - Sukkot
7:20 AM - Shacharit | Zoom
5:15 - 6:15 PM - Pizza In The Hut for Gan Shelanu Preschool and HaLev
7:00 - 7:30 PM - Apples & Honey with Rabbi Weininger - Children's Storytime
Wednesday, October 23 - Hoshannah Rabbah
7:20 AM - Shacharit & Breakfast (RSVP Required here) | Chapel & Zoom
Sh'mini Atzeret
The traditional holiday when we begin to pray for rain in Israel. Sh'mini Atzeret focuses us on the natural world.
Wednesday, October 23
5:45 PM - Zoom Mincha & Festival Ma'ariv
Thursday, October 24
9:30 AM - Sh'mini Atzeret Morning Services and Yizkor | Chapel & Livestream
Simchat Torah
We celebrate the completion of another year's reading of the Torah with dancing and rejoicing.
Thursday, October 24
6:00 PM - Simchat Torah Evening Service | Sanctuary & Livestream
Music, dancing, and unrolling of the Torah!
Friday, October 25
9:30 AM - Simchat Torah Morning Services, dancing, singing, and honoring special volunteers!
Join us in recognizing new and veteran leaders and celebrate the dedicated volunteers who lead and run our vibrant community. We will honor and thank this year's Clergy Search Committee and Past President Ed Zeman.
6:00 PM - Simchat Torah & Shabbat Evening Services | Chapel & Livestream
We're here to answer any question you may have. Just call us at 952.545.2424 or email us at [email protected] so we can help.
L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu
L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu