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5787/2026 High Holy Day Schedule

 Rosh Hashanah

Friday, September 11

7:30pm • Erev Rosh Hashanah Congregational Service with Choir

Saturday, September 12

9:00am • Rosh Hashanah Family Service

There is no choir and no formal sermon at this service.

11:00am • Rosh Hashanah Morning Service with Choir  

This service includes a formal sermon and sermon anthem. 

3:00pm • Tashlich at Mercer County Park Marina – all ages (open to the community)

Sunday, September 13

10:00am • Rosh Hashanah Second Day Service followed by Kiddush luncheon

(registration required for luncheon)

 

Friday, September 18

7:30pm • Shabbat Shuvah Healing Service 

 

Yom Kippur

Sunday, September 20

7:30pm • Kol Nidrei/Erev Yom Kippur Service with Choir

Monday, September 21

9:00 am • Yom Kippur Family Service

There is no choir and no formal sermon at this service. 

11:00am • Yom Kippur Morning Service with Choir

This service includes a formal sermon and sermon anthem. 

1:30pm • Study Session

3:00pm • Yizkor Memorial Service

4:30pm (approx.) • Mincha/Afternoon Service

6:00pm (approx.) • Ne’ilah Service/Shofar Blowing/Havdalah

 

Sukkot

Friday, September 25

6:30pm • Erev Sukkot Dinner 

7:30pm • Erev Sukkot Shabbat Service

Simchat Torah

Friday, October 2

6:30pm • Simchat Torah Dinner

7:30pm • Shabbat Simchat Torah Celebration

Saturday, October 3

10am • Simchat Torah Yizkor Memorial Service & Breakfast 

Ticketing & Name Tag Policy

Beth Chaim is going paperless!

Rather than mailing out physical High Holy Day tickets, we will be checking in every person for each service. All you will need is a valid photo ID. Our staff will cross-check your name with our lists and give you your name tag, so that our security team can recognize you in the Sanctuary. The same protocol goes for guest tickets, so all of your guests should also bring photo ID to receive their own name tags. 

These Beth Chaim name tags not only help us be a more welcoming community, they also act as a security measure to ensure everyone in our Sanctuary is meant to be there.

Please wear your name tag throughout the whole of services; bins will be placed near the exit to easily return name tags after each service. 

Accessibility Information

Beth Chaim prides itself on being an inclusive community, open to all. 

Large-print Machzorim (High Holy Day prayerbooks) and reading glasses will be available near the entrance of the Sanctuary. Our t-coil loop for compatible hearing aids is in effect, and for those who do not have this setting, headsets are also available.

Please call the office if you need a handicapped parking permit or accessible seating in the Sanctuary: 609-799-9401

High Holy Day Home Rituals Guidebook — download and print for your holiday table!

Sounds of the Season

Thu, October 30 2025 8 Cheshvan 5786