High Holy Days With Mishkan Ha’am

Rosh Hashanah 2019 - Free Services with Mishkan Ha'am, New York

Rosh Hashanah 2019: The High Holy Days are a time of year when the Jewish people as a whole are asked to engage in a process of doing a moral self-assessment; seeking forgiveness from others for harms we’ve done; making amends as appropriate; and resolving to do better in the future.

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Our Rabbinic Leader Solomon Hoffman leads services

YOM KIPPUR 2019

10/8 – Kol Nidre                     7:00 pm

10/9 – Yom Kippur service   9:45 am – 12:45 pm*
          including Yizkor (memorial service)

           Jonah text study:                   5:00 pm

           Ne’ilah (closing services):   6:30 pm

           Communal Breakfast           7:30 pm more info

*Children’s programming and childcare available
Please remember: bring cans of non-perishable food for our food drive

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*Children’s programming and babysitting available

EVERYONE WELCOME!

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2 Glenbrook Ave, Yonkers, NY 10705

ROSH HASHANAH 2019

9/29 Erev                      7:00-9 pm

9/30 – Day One*            9:45 am-12:45 pm

10/1 – Day Two             10:15 am-12:15 PM

The major themes of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish new year, are the creation of the world, the sovereignty of God, divine judgment and remembrance. These themes present an opportunity to identify the creativity that persists every day—the sovereignty of God as the power or energy in the universe that makes for a renewal of humanity, of the world and of community. It becomes the responsibility of humanity to make manifest “God’s Kingdom” on earth through acting upon our moral principles and values in order to bring about justice, peace and beauty for all people. (From ReconstructingJudaism.org)

 

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Mishkan Ha’am is a member of the Jewish Reconstructionist Communities

More on Rosh Hashanah: Apple and Honey

A well known Rosh Hashanah custom is eating sliced apple dipped in honey. One of the primary reasons why we use an apple is because of its sweetness. Also, the apple symbolize Gan Eden (the Garden of Eden) and a fruit that grows on tree. Coupled with the added sweetness of the honey, it is symbolic of the ultra-sweet year we hope to have!

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