Belonging Begins with Returning
Shabbat Shuvah invites us to pause, reflect, and reconnect with ourselves, our community, and our traditions. In Jewish tradition, water symbolizes cleansing, renewal, and return. As we gather by the ocean between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, we’ll embrace the spirit of renewal and the power of belonging.
Join us for a meaningful evening of connection, reflection, and Shabbat by the sea.
Bring Yourself. Bring Your Family. Bring Your Friends.
Everyone belongs here.
Shabbat Shuvah Schedule
Friday, September 18 • Zuma Beach
Bring-Your-Own Picnic | 6:00 PM
Pack your dinner and join us for a relaxed beach picnic before the service. Gather with family, friends, and fellow congregants as we enjoy a beautiful evening together.
Shabbat Service on the Sand | 6:30 PM
Join Rabbi Diamond and Cantor Shukiar for a special Shabbat service by the ocean as we gather in reflection and renewal during this sacred season.
If you are observing the yahrzeit of a loved one, their name will be read during the beach service and a 7:00 PM Kabbalat Shabbat livestream.
Important Reminders
- There will be no Shabbat services in the Sanctuary this evening.
- Please bring beach chairs, blankets, jackets, and anything else you need to stay comfortable.
- A Kabbalat Shabbat livestream will be available at 7:00 PM and will include Mi Shebeirach, Yahrzeit reading, and Kiddush.
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