A Sacred Beginning: Reflection, Renewal, and Belonging
Selichot, meaning “forgiveness” in Hebrew, opens the doorway into the High Holy Days with one of the most moving and soulful services of the season.
As you prepare for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Selichot invites you to pause, take a breath, and open your heart. It’s a time to ask yourself: How can I grow? Where do I need healing? How can I reconnect with others, with myself, and with something greater?
Selichot gently reminds you that you are not alone. You belong. Every soul matters, and every heart is held in the circle we create together.
Please find the schedule of events below.
Special Program
💫 Saturday, September 13, 2025
📍 Temple Adat Elohim
Turning & Returning: The Real Work of the Days of Awe
🕖 7:00 PM
During this evening, we will explore excerpts from Rabbi Alan Lew’s book, This Is Real and You Are Completely Unprepared. In this powerful work, Rabbi Lew reminds us that the High Holy Days are not simply holidays; they are a spiritual journey of transformation. His wisdom will guide us into deeper reflection, intention, and connection as we prepare our hearts for the days ahead.
Havdalah & Healing Service
🕗 8:15 PM
Join us for this healing service of reflection, connection, and renewal as we gently prepare our hearts and spirits for the High Holy Days. Witness the meaningful ritual of changing the Torah covers to white, participate in special readings led by congregants, and receive a private blessing from our clergy on the bimah.
