ROSH HOSHANAH SCHEDULE Sunday, September 25, Rosh Hashanah Eve Selichot and Shacharit - 8:00 AM Candle Lighting - 6:29 PM Evening Services - 6:30 PM
Monday, September 26, Rosh Hashanah I Morning Services - 8:15 AM Youth Groups 10:45 AM - 12:15 AM Tot Shabbat 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Additional Shofar blowing : 1:30 PM (approx.) at CBAJ & 4:00 PM at the pond Community Tashlich at Buckingham Pond - 5:00 PM Evening Services - 6:30 PM Candle Lighting After - 7:28 PM
Tuesday, September 27, Rosh Hashanah II Morning Services - 8:15 AM Youth Groups 10:45 AM - 12:15 AM Additional Shofar blowing - 1:30 PM (approx.) at CBAJ Evening Services - 6:25 PM Yom Tov ends - 7:26 PM
YOUTH PROGRAMMING
Youth Groups Groups for kids in grades k-5 will run both days of Rosh Hashanah 10:45 am to 12:15 am
Tot Time on Rosh Hashanah Children ages 0-5 and their parents, are invited for toddler programs, led by Laura Weisblatt, on Rosh Hashanah Day 1, 11 AM - 12 PM in classroom 3.
CBAJ thanks the following families for their generous donations making our High Holy Days possible
Rabbi and Rebbetzin Bomzer donated a new High Holy Days torah mantle in memory of Rabbi Bomzer's parents Rabbi Chaim Zev Bomzer z"l & Rebbetzin Leona Bomzer z"l
The Schwartz family donated a new High Holy Days torah mantle in memory of Arthur Schwartz z"l
Nanette and Artie Brenner donated five new tallitot that will be used the first time this Rosh Hashanah.
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Kiddush Conversations
Join CBAJ members in discussing a different Midrash every week! Midrash is one of our Tradition's most powerful and ancient tools for understanding the Torah and demonstrating its relevance to later generations
Visitors please e-mail the CBAJ office regarding registering for our services during the ongoing pandemic.
Please review and adhere to our COVID POLICY when planning your visit.
The wearing of masks will be a personal choice. This applies to both services and social activities, such as kiddish.
Fully vaccinated community members are welcome to register as "vaccinated" at this link.
If you feel sick at all, please exercise good judgment and stay home rather than attending services, regardless of vaccine status.
We still request those who are able to help our Minyan status register for weekday and Friday and Shabbat afternoon services, so that we can continue to confirm a Minyan for those times. A registration email is sent weekly.
