☆ To join us IN-PERSON, please click on the blue “Going” button on this page to RSVP.
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Please join us for our annual Yom Kippur morning service, co-led by Rabbi Rachel Barenblat and cantorial soloist Ziva Larson, with support from community musicians and choir. Expect poetry, prayer, harmony, melodies both traditional and contemporary, and a warm, participatory experience. All are welcome!

Our Children’s Service – intended for younger children who may not be ready to sit through an entire service – will take place outdoors (or, if there is rain, indoors in our classrooms) at 10am (onsite only).

Yizkor/Memorial Service will take place at the end of morning service. To view a digital version of this year’s Yizkor Memorial Book, please click here.

Those who wish to attend onsite must RSVP via our website. Please note that onsite parking will be limited. If you are able to walk, please park in the Stop & Shop lot for this service. If you need to park on-site, please follow the directions of ushers who will be directing traffic and parking. Thank you for understanding!

For those who wish to join us online, we will provide a meaningful and robust experience via Zoom for digital participants. Please join us on Zoom ten minutes before services are scheduled to begin. You do not need a printed book — words will be shown onscreen.

☆ As we prepare for Yom Kippur, please remember that it is forbidden to fast from food and drink on Yom Kippur if so doing would be dangerous to one’s health in any way. For expertise and wisdom on this, see A Mitzvah to Eat, specifically their page about Yom Kippur, which offers resources, information, prayers, and rituals for choosing to eat. As Torah teaches, “I have put heaven and earth to witness within you this day… Choose life, that you and your children may live.” (Deut. 30:19)