L’Shanah Tovah — Happy New Year! In just a few days, on Friday evening, September 11 for Erev Rosh Hashanah and Saturday, September 12 for Rosh Hashanah Day, we’ll be together again at the Fred Kavli Theatre, filling the room with music, prayer, and each other’s company as we welcome 5787. We’re so glad you’re joining us in person, and we want getting there and settling in to be easy, so here’s everything you need. See the full schedule of services and times. Getting here GPS address: 2100...

L’shanah Tova. Welcome to the High Holy Days 5787. Whether you’re joining us from your living room, a college dorm, a hospital room, or wherever this year finds you, we are so excited to worship with you! The best way to livestream Yom Kippur services with us is at oramiLIVE.com. Here you will find 5 ways to help you enhance your home experience for the High Holy Days: Look over our schedule of services ahead of time. View and/or print out the complete schedule of services and events. Read...

L’Shanah Tovah — Happy New Year! In just a few days, on Friday evening, September 11 for Erev Rosh Hashanah and Saturday, September 12 for Rosh Hashanah Day, we’ll be together again at the Fred Kavli Theatre, filling the room with music, prayer, and each other’s company as we welcome 5787. We’re so glad you’re joining us in person, and we want getting there and settling in to be easy, so here’s everything you need. See the full schedule of services and times. Getting here GPS address: 2100...

L’shanah Tova. Welcome to the High Holy Days 5787. Whether you’re joining us from your living room, a college dorm, a hospital room, or wherever this year finds you, we are so excited to worship with you! The best way to livestream High Holy Day services with us is at oramiLIVE.com. Here you will find 5 ways to help you enhance your home experience for the High Holy Days: Look over our schedule of services ahead of time. View and/or print out the complete schedule of services and events. Read...

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