High Holidays:
July 2012
Hope you are enjoying your summer. High Holiday planning is well underway. Below are a few
updates and reminders.
Erev Rosh Hashanah begins on Sunday, September 16th. The schedule below is also posted below
if you need it for future reference.
Schedule of Services
Hope you are enjoying your summer. High Holiday planning is well underway. Below are a few
updates and reminders.
Erev Rosh Hashanah begins on Sunday, September 16th. The schedule below is also posted below
if you need it for future reference.
Schedule of Services
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Saturday, Sept. 8
Sunday, Sept. 16 Monday, Sept. 17 Tuesday, Sept. 18 Tuesday, Sept. 25 Wednesday, Sept. 26 |
Selichot Services - 8:00 PM (location TBA)
Erev Rosh Hashanah - 6:30 PM First Day of Rosh Hashanah Shacharit - 8:30 AM; Mincha - 5:00 PM, followed by Tashlikh at the Western Run Stream (Bancroft & Cross Country) Second day of Rosh Hashanah Shacharit - 8:30 AM Yom Kippur: Kol Nidre - 6:00 PM Yom Kippur: Shacharit - 9:00 AM Neila - 6:30 PM Yizkor - Approx. 12:15 PM Maariv - 7:25 PM Mincha - 4:30 PM Shofar - 7:40 PM Discussion Sessions - 5:15 PM Breakfast - 7:45 PM |
Tickets are not issued for member families. Guests over the age of 12 require a ticket, except
for full time college students, who may attend services for free. Members can purchase guest
tickets at $50 per Holiday ($100 for both RH and YK) by sending a request to Peter Evans at
chevreitzedek@gmail.com. Pay on Pay Pal through the web site home page or send your check,
made out to Chevrei Tzedek, to:
Peter Evans, High Holiday Tickets
Chevrei Tzedek
Edward A. Myerberg Center
3101 Fallstaff Road
Baltimore, MD 21209
Information about Yizkor Book donations is on the website. You can find the form to print
for mailing. You can pay through Pay Pal through the web site home page, or send your
check along with the form to Peter Evans at the address above. Contact Dori Grasso at
chevreitzedek@gmail.com with questions about the Yizkor Book of Rememberance.
As in prior years, there will be child care and Youth Services. Childcare is available for
children ages 2 and up, except for Erev Rosh Hashanah. For children under two, a parent must
accompany the child at all times in the playroom. The specific schedule will be posted on the
website soon.
As always, it is expected that all members over the age of 12 volunteer to help during the High
Holidays. You'll receive your sign up form via email in mid-August. It is a tough job getting all
the tasks covered, so please help out with your timely response.
Information regarding High Holidays will be only sent electronically and posted on the web. To
get a hard copy mailed to you, or to speak to someone directly, contact Elaine by phone
(443-992-7485) or email chevreitzedek@gmail.com. Updated information and flyers will be placed
on the table at the shul for you to pick up on Shabbat, including information for ticket purchase
for non-members, if you need this to give to anyone. Remember, all High Holiday related
information can be found on the website.
And finally, a few reminders regarding Kavod, respect for the sanctity of these solemn services.
Please dress appropriately - no exposed midriff, bare feet or shorts, make sure all phones and
electronic devices are turned off while in the building (should you have an emergency, please use
your phone outside of and away from the building, particularly the front of it), and use hushed
voices in the lobby areas. Noise carries into the sanctuary, disturbing people davening inside.
Please refrain from talking while inside the sanctuary.
Thanks for your cooperation in making the High Holidays go smoothly.
for full time college students, who may attend services for free. Members can purchase guest
tickets at $50 per Holiday ($100 for both RH and YK) by sending a request to Peter Evans at
chevreitzedek@gmail.com. Pay on Pay Pal through the web site home page or send your check,
made out to Chevrei Tzedek, to:
Peter Evans, High Holiday Tickets
Chevrei Tzedek
Edward A. Myerberg Center
3101 Fallstaff Road
Baltimore, MD 21209
Information about Yizkor Book donations is on the website. You can find the form to print
for mailing. You can pay through Pay Pal through the web site home page, or send your
check along with the form to Peter Evans at the address above. Contact Dori Grasso at
chevreitzedek@gmail.com with questions about the Yizkor Book of Rememberance.
As in prior years, there will be child care and Youth Services. Childcare is available for
children ages 2 and up, except for Erev Rosh Hashanah. For children under two, a parent must
accompany the child at all times in the playroom. The specific schedule will be posted on the
website soon.
As always, it is expected that all members over the age of 12 volunteer to help during the High
Holidays. You'll receive your sign up form via email in mid-August. It is a tough job getting all
the tasks covered, so please help out with your timely response.
Information regarding High Holidays will be only sent electronically and posted on the web. To
get a hard copy mailed to you, or to speak to someone directly, contact Elaine by phone
(443-992-7485) or email chevreitzedek@gmail.com. Updated information and flyers will be placed
on the table at the shul for you to pick up on Shabbat, including information for ticket purchase
for non-members, if you need this to give to anyone. Remember, all High Holiday related
information can be found on the website.
And finally, a few reminders regarding Kavod, respect for the sanctity of these solemn services.
Please dress appropriately - no exposed midriff, bare feet or shorts, make sure all phones and
electronic devices are turned off while in the building (should you have an emergency, please use
your phone outside of and away from the building, particularly the front of it), and use hushed
voices in the lobby areas. Noise carries into the sanctuary, disturbing people davening inside.
Please refrain from talking while inside the sanctuary.
Thanks for your cooperation in making the High Holidays go smoothly.
