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In response to COVID-19, please be aware of our current COVID-19 safety requirements. To allow us the ability to contact-trace, we require registration for all in-person services and events.
Shabbat Vayeilech
Friday, September 10
 
6 pm, Adath Sanctuary
Register to attend in-person or watch on Live Stream

Song and celebration with Adath clergy.


Saturday, September 11
 
Shabbat Morning Services
9:30 am, Adath Sanctuary 
Register to attend in-person or watch on Live Stream

Service of prayer, comfort, Torah and community.
Torah readings slides to follow along.

Dear Adath,

We can’t describe the joy we felt on Rosh Hashanah as we saw members of the Adath community in person and knew so many more were tuning in virtually. In the last 24 hours, our programming staff and lay leaders have been evaluating all our services and activities, in consultation with our COVID-19 Advisory Committee, and look forward to the rest of the 5782 High Holy Days. Our Adath community continues to thrive thanks to the many volunteers and staff who have made this season as safe, inclusive, and welcoming as possible. As we mentioned last week, we want to be in touch about our plans for Yom Kippur.

For adults:

• We will offer, as originally planned, Aleph and Bet services for both Kol Nidre evening, September 15. and Yom Kippur morning, September 16. For Kol Nidre, Aleph will begin at 6:00pm sharp and seating for Bet will open at 8:30pm. For the morning services, Aleph will begin in the Sanctuary. Bet will start in the Social Hall. Upon arrival, please notice all signage that allows for the smooth and safe flow of community members in the building. The rest of the details for Yom Kippur services and activities (including Mincha and Neilah) can be found here.

For families with young kids:

• In addition to welcoming those who registered for outdoor Family Services in person, there will be a Zoom option to capture these services as they happen and view from home. You can access the link here. If there is rain in the forecast our Family Service will move to Zoom exclusively. As noted before, we will let you know by Tuesday afternoon, September 14 if that is our plan. If you are joining in person, please remember to bring a blanket or chairs as seating under the tent is limited.

• For all households attending Family Services, please access the backyard from the outside by making your way along the right side of the building, by the Social Hall, next to the main parking lot. You will see signage to direct you.

• If you have not yet registered for Parent Learning on Jewish Identity and Israel on Yom Kippur, please do so here before Shabbat. Registration is required for participation, and an email will be sent to registrants in advance to confirm all details.

• If you have already registered for adult services, children may come into the Sanctuary, accompanied by their adults, and must stay together as a pod at all times.

For everyone:

• Any person or group (in the same pod) that enters the Sanctuary Service will be directed to available seating by the ushers.

• If you have not yet picked up a Mahzor (High Holy Days prayerbook) please contact hhd@adath.net to make arrangements.

• The feedback about our upgraded cameras and sound system continues to be very positive. The cameras will be repositioned away from the HVAC vents to avoid camera shaking when the HVAC system is running.
 

As we move through these Ten Days of Awe, from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur, we remain grateful for the many ways we are able to stay connected.

G’mar Chatima Tovah, may you be inscribed for a year of good health, peace, and hope,


Rabbi Harold J. Kravitz, Senior Rabbi
Max Newman Family Chair in Rabbinics


Rabbi Aaron S. Weininger, Rabbi
Berman Family Chair in Jewish Learning


Hazzan Joanna Dulkin


Ed Zeman, President


Miranda Weisbuch, Executive Director

This Week
Kever Avot Memorial Services
Sunday, September 12
High Holy Day Memorial Services at our cemeteries led by Adath clergy. 
10:30 am Adath Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery
11:30 am Adath Yeshurun Cemetery
12:15 pm B'nai Emet Cemetery
Welcome Back BBQ
With USY & Kadima • Sunday, September 12 • 4-6 pm • at Adath's Back Patio Tent
Enjoy a delicious BBQ while learning what USY & KADIMA are all about. RSVP to Sue at 
suel@adath.net or 818.599.1785.
Save the Date
OCT 5: Early Childhood Jewish Family EducationRegisterBegins October 5

OCT 6: Rabbi Weininger in Spiritual Leadership in Times of CrisisOctober 6, 12 pm

OCT 10: Adath Flu Shot Clinic • Sunday, October 10, 10 am - 12:30 pm • Adath Foyer

OCT 19: Downtown Study Group • Alternating Tuesdays beginning October 19, 11:30 am-12:30 pm • Register on Zoom

 
2021-2022 School Year
View all Adath school year educational and social programming along your child's Jewish path from birth through highschool.
Talmud Torah

Talmud Torah Wishes You a Meaningful Yom KippurAs we embark on our school year, we reflect on how we can continue to inspire mitzvot and nurture young Jewish minds. Leading up to this important week, we want to wish you a meaningful Yom Kippur. May you be sealed in the book of life

 
Our Greater Community
American Jewish University: Marriage for Life Weekend Retreat • October 22-24
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