Let’s Celebrate the New Year Together!
Please see the schedule of services below
As the New Year begins, we celebrate together. We walk through an open door to the possibility of a year of shalom, and a year of good living. Most important, it’s up to each of us to understand what a “good year” means.
We don’t wish each other “Happy New Year”; instead we say “to a good year”. What constitutes a “good year”? During the ten days from Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur, the Days of Awe, we have a chance to affirm our desire to live a holy life and engage in creating a good year.
Speaking of “good”, what are you bringing to the Rosh Hashanah onegs on Wed evening and Thursday morning? We could use some fresh fruit, cheese, veggies, and baked goods. Please contact Marie Morris at knittrgrl@hotmail.com and be so kind as to let her know what you might bring.
L’Shanah Tovah umetukah! To a good and sweet year!
Hope to see you at services on Wednesday and Thursday!
High Holy Days Services 5771
S’lichot
Sat 9/4 S’lichot service 9 pm
Rosh Hashanah
Wed 9/8 Erev Rosh Hashanah 7 pm
Th 9/9 Children’s service 9 am, Morning service 10 am, Tashlich following services at the Clark Fork River below the old Rail Station.
Shabbat Shuvah
Fri 9/10 Kabbalat Shabbat 6 pm
Sat 9/11 Shabbat Shacharit 11 am
Yom Kippur
Fri 9/17 Kol Nidre 7 pm
Sat 9/18 Children’s service 9 am, Morning Service 10 am, Yizkor 6 pm, Afternoon service and Neilah 6:30 pm, Havdallah 8:45 pm, Breaking of the Fast
The synagogue building will be open all afternoon on Yom Kippur, and we will have activities for those who wish to stay on the grounds all day: Stroll to the park, nap time (bring sleeping bag and pillow), martyrology meditation, and informal sharing of poems, insights.
Parking: Please do not park in our neighbors’ parking lots; we like to preserve our good relationship with them! Parking is permitted on S. Russell, and there is a covered drop-off area at Har Shalom’s front door.
