Rosh Hashanah is more than the start of a new year. It is a sacred time for reflection, renewal, and connection.
As we begin the Ten Days of Repentance and journey toward Yom Kippur, we gather in prayer, song, and tradition, finding strength and meaning in community. Through the sounding of the shofar, dipping apples in honey, and other cherished rituals, we mark this season with intention and hope.
May you feel the comfort of belonging and the support of those around you as we welcome the year ahead.
Shanah Tovah. Wishing you a sweet, meaningful, and fulfilling New Year.
Please see the schedule below for service times and locations.
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Friday, September 11
Evening Service | 7:00 PM
Sanctuary & Livestream
After your Rosh Hashanah dinner, join us for a joyful and musical evening service featuring the Band of Milk and Honey and the TAE Chorale. Celebrate the Jewish New Year surrounded by community, connection, and belonging.
Rosh Hashanah Day
Saturday, September 12
10:00 AM | Traditional Service
Sanctuary & Livestream
A meaningful service led by Rabbi Diamond and Cantor Shukiar. With inspiring music from the TAE Chorale and Band of Milk and Honey, and Torah readings by our youth, this is a morning of tradition, reflection, and belonging.
1:30 PM | Family Service
Sanctuary & Livestream
An engaging service designed for families with elementary school-age children, with opportunities for children to help lead parts of the service. This service is slightly shorter than our traditional service. All are welcome, whether attending on your own or with family.
4:00 PM | Preschool-Age Family Service
Off-Site (location will be emailed to ticket holders)
A child-friendly service designed for families with preschool-age children. Led by Rabbi Diamond and Cantor Shukiar, this service includes songs, stories, and the joyful sound of the shofar. Families can stay and play at a nearby park afterward.
5:00 PM | Tashlich
Off-Site (location will be emailed to ticket holders)
Gather by the water for this meaningful Rosh Hashanah ritual of reflection, renewal, and letting go as we symbolically cast away the past year’s mistakes. “And You will cast into the depths of the sea all their sins…” – Micah 7:19
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