SELICHOT SERVICE

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Coming from the Hebrew word for “forgiveness,” Selichot is a service of penitential prayers, which begins before Rosh Hashanah and concludes with Yom Kippur. In America, a late Saturday evening service has become the customary practice. The liturgy and music of the Selichot service are evocative and unique, intended to instill a mood of solemnity that serves as a prelude to the sacred themes of the High Holy Day season.

Resources

SELICHOT PRAYER BOOK

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CLERGY

Joshua M. Davidson

Peter and Mary Kalikow Senior Rabbinic Chair

Amy B. Ehrlich

Rabbi

Sarah H. Reines

Rabbi

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