ROSH HASHANAH FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE

The High Holy Days are an extraordinary time in the lives of children and families. Not only because of the holiday’s significance, but also because of the lessons they learn and the sacred connection to Judaism they kindle within as they grow. Our vibrant High Holy Day Family Service focuses on music and lessons, but also joy and inclusion. Our children inspire this service as families come together to form a connection through songs, dancing and traditions.

Resources

ROSH HASHANAH FAMILY PRAYER BOOK

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HIGH HOLY DAYS SONG SHEET

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THIS EVENT WILL BE IN PERSON & LIVESTREAMED.

Click here for the full schedule of livestreamed High Holy Day services.

Click here to learn more about High Holy Days 5785 at Emanu-El.

OUR CLERGY

Joshua M. Davidson

Peter and Mary Kalikow Senior Rabbinic Chair

Sarah H. Reines

Rabbi

Sound the Shofar!

Why is the shofar so significant to welcoming the Jewish New Year? Learn all about this storied tradition with Rabbi Joshua Davidson and sing “Shofar Blast” with Hadar.

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Origami Apples & Honey

Learn how to make origami apples and honey with Rabbi Sara Sapadin and Hadar as a fun holiday craft project!

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The Book of Life

We ask for forgiveness and hope to inscribe our loved ones in the Book of Life – sing G’mar Chatima Tova with Hadar and Cantor Mo Glazman!

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MAKE GRATITUDE JARS!

Everyone has something to be thankful for, in this or any year! Let's make Gratitude Jars as we sing along to “I Give Thanks” and “In My Lev.”

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Color The Book of Life

Today, we hope to inscribe our loved ones in the Book of Life. Download the Book of Life coloring page and color at home.

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HIGH HOLY DAYS SONG SHEET

Download the Temple Emanu-El High Holy Days Song Sheet and sing along.

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BECOME A PART OF OUR VIBRANT COMMUNITY

LEARN ABOUT MEMBERSHIP

At Temple Emanu-El, we encourage our members, young and old, to gather in an atmosphere both warm and awe-inspiring, as we share our moments of joy as well as our times of sadness, immerse ourselves in the richness and beauty of our tradition, and act upon our tradition’s values in the world around us.