Please join Rabbis Toba Spitzer and Sarah Noyovitz for a songful Selichot service and ritual, hosted by Congregation Dorshei Tzedek from 8:00 to 10:00 pm. Feel free to bring a notebook for journaling - markers and index cards will be provided for the ritual.
Geared toward families with children in 3rd-10th grades; all are welcome.
Stories help us understand ourselves and others. On this day of introspection, join us for some family-friendly stories to feed your soul.
For teens ages 13 to 18
Wake Up! Who Are You Called to Be? The High Holidays always offers these questions – even more so this year with the pandemic, which has highlighted living with uncertainty and many dilemmas around decision-making and community issues. This teen discussion will help us reconnect with each other, discuss themes that are important to you, and learn. Registration link below – also, you are invited to arrive with an item with you that represents something new you are doing this year – be creative!
How to participate
Register in advance. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with more information about joining the meeting.
This contemplative evening, led by Rabbis Barbara Penzner and Toba Spitzer, is an opportunity to engage our minds, hearts and spirits for the task of teshuvah, which we can understand as re-aligning ourselves with our deepest values and aspirations, even--or especially--in a time of difficulty and brokenness.
Geared toward families with children in 3rd-10th grades; all are welcome.
“Is it too late now to say sorry…” Yup. We did it. We quoted Justin Bieber. 5780 / 2020 has been that kind of year! Apologizing doesn’t have to be anything but heartfelt. As we dive into this reflective time of year, find ways to say you’re sorry – and to accept apologies with grace. Because it’s never too late to say sorry....
