HighHolyDaysA Guide to the Days of Awe

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Community S’lichot ServiceSaturday, September 21

Rosh Hashanah First DayMonday, September 30

Rosh Hashanah Second DayTuesday, October 1

Kol NidreTuesday, October 8

Yom KippurWednesday, October 9

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From The PresidentDear Adath Community,

This New Year, our congregation continues to provide tradition and innovation. We offer spiritual and educational experiences for all ages.

In our efforts to welcome all who want to participate in High Holy Day services, we will continue to use the High Holy Days Pass instead of “tickets” to ensure that everyone feels welcome, safe and connected to one another. Passes allow us to know the names of all our guests; this serves both as a safety measure and allows us to greet everyone who joins us.

In this booklet, you will find a wide array of services and programs. While many are geared to a specific audience, none are exclusive and all are welcome. We invite you to explore various experiences that meet the spiritual and educational interests for you and your families.

In approaching this reflective time of year, Adath Jeshurun Congregation renews our enduring commitment to enrich lives today and in the future.

L’Shanah Tovah Tikatevu,

Barb Fishman, Adath President

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From The President Contents3 What you Need to Know

Must-knows for High Holy Day Services at Adath

4 The Days of AweDefinitions of the High Holy Days

5 Passes, Guests and Live StreamingOrder your High Holy Day Passes

5 Accessibility at AdathFrom our Inclusion Committee

6 Schedule - Rosh Hashanah S’lichot and Rosh Hashanah Services

8 Schedule - Yom Kippur Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur Services

9 Kids, Youth and Family ScheduleServices and programming for ages 0 to 18 and their families

10 How to Prepare Yourself Spiritually5 ways to work on yourself this Elul

10 Study with Rabbi Barry Cytron,Adath Senior Scholar Exploring the Neilah Service

High Holy Days - What you need to know:

• What are High Holy Day Passes? Details on page 5.• Complete and return all forms by Sept. 9.• Write one check, made payable to Adath, to cover all High Holy Day

requests (donations, Memorial Book, lulav, etc.) and remember to include it with the order forms.

• Call Bernie Goldblatt, Executive Director, 952.545.2424, to discuss any outstanding financial obligations (The 2019 fiscal year ended May 31).

• Remember your High Holy Days Passes when you come to services.

11 Food Drive - Hesed Help exceed our record of 6,000 lbs

11 Host a Guest or Find a HostWelcome guests to your High Holy Day table or join a family for the festive meal

12 Memorial Book and TraditionsSubmit your memorial entries and order Beth’s famous honey cake

13 Parking, Shuttle Bus and RidesHow to get to services and where to park

14 Sukkot, Sh’mini Atzeret and Simchat Torah

Definitions and schedule

15 Kever AvotCemetery Memorial Services

15 Adath FoundationOur Legacy Society

16 L’Chaim Annual CampaignEvery donation counts

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S’lichotThe High Holy Day season begins with S’lichot, a collection of psalms, poetry and prayer meant to inspire us to begin the process of T’shuvah - returning. S’lichot re-introduces us to the High Holy Day melodies and themes, opening us up to the essential work of the Days of Awe.

Erev Rosh HashanahWe come together to encounter the quiet of the evening that introduces us to the first day of possibility. We gather the strength to engage in personal and com-munal renewal as we dedicate ourselves to bringing in the New Year in prayer and peace.

Rosh Hashanah - First DayToday is the birthday of the world. We have arrived. It is the day to hear the call of the shofar deep within us all, to be in radical amazement of the world that surrounds us. The synagogue buzzes as our family, friends and community are called together for a day of reflection and renewal.

The Days of AweRosh Hashanah - Second DayThe reflection continues. We gather again to resume our search. The Akedah, the story of Abraham’s near sacrifice of Isaac his son, challenges us to our core and defines the mood of this service. Through the liturgy, we seek acceptance of our limits and the finding of our truth.

Kol Nidre The sun sets, ushering in the holiest day of the year. At Kol Nidre we pray with each other, with all of our imperfections and longings for healing. The liturgy and legendary medley of songs speaks of our annulment of vows and invites us in to break new ground and create space for something new.

Yom KippurThis is the day we all pass before God – a God who is merciful, compassionate, abounding in love, and forgiving. We ask to be granted release. We seek to be made whole, to begin anew, to move forward with our lives with all of the potential and promise that lies within each one of us.

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Adath High Holy Day PassesFor many, the High Holy Days are a time to forge a special connec-tion to Adath as we fill our Sanctuary with our community, our voices and our prayers. In the past we have put a priority on the mechanics of how we welcome you through Adath’s doors. That has changed.

High Holy Day Passes allow us to know the names of all your guests—a responsible safety measure—and to follow-up with each new person who walks into the building. There will be no charge for guest Passes.

Use the enclosed form or register online to order a pass for each family member or guest over the age of thirteen.

Sustaining the congregation we all love and ensuring our syna-gogue’s financial health remains a priority. So in the spirit of giving that is at the heart of the season, please consider making a dona-tion in honor of your guests and older children. Passes will also give everyone the opportunity to make a pledge to our Annual L’Chaim Campaign on Yom Kippur.

We hope our High Holy Day Pass signals to all that they are welcome at Adath for any service at any time. We look forward to wishing you Shanah Tovah, a happy, healthy year, as we celebrate together in the warmth of community.

If You’ll Be Out of Town

If you plan to attend services at a congregation that asks for reciprocity,

Adath can send a request for any member in good standing.

Contact Andrea Blumberg in the office at 952.545.2424.

Live Streaming

If you can’t join us at services during the High Holy Days, you can still be part of our community by watching online.

Go to our website, adathjeshurun.org and click on the box “Service Live

Streaming” at the bottom of the page.

You can now order High Holy Day Passes on our website

Accessibility at AdathThe Adath Inclusion Committee strives to provide everyone with a positive, pleasant and spiritual experience by offering:• Accessible permit parking (page 13)• Wheelchairs and walkers• Usher assistance upon request• Large print prayer books• Hearing assist devices• Eyeglass magnifying readers

Ask an usher for any of our offerings. If you have specific concerns or need special accommodations, contact the Adath office now so we can work with you. 952.545.2424

Special request: Please refrain from wearing perfumes or other scented products to services in consideration of people who have health issues related to fragrances.

Phillips Sanctuary Grossman Chapel

Bet Service9:15 AM Shacharit and Torah Service12:00 PM Musaf and Sermon

Phillips Sanctuary

Aleph Service7:00 AM Shacharit7:45 AM Torah Service8:30 AM Musaf, followed by sermon

Mon. Sept. 30

Rosh Hashanah - First Day

Evening Service6:00 PM Grossman Chapel

Mincha and Ma’ariv Services6:00 PMEvening Service

Grossman Chapel

Tashlich Service5:30 PM The Ritual to Cast Away Sins | Intergenerational Blessing

Windsor Lake

Teen Discussion9:30 AM - 10:15 AM9th - 12th grade | Be inspired by guest speakers

Youth Lounge

SMP9:30 AM - 11:30 AM5th - 8th grade | Inspiring conversations and interactive activities by grade

Classrooms

Lev Shalem Family Service9:30 AM - 11:30 AMGeared (but not limited!) to families with newborns - 4th grade

Appelbaum Social Hall

Family-Friendly Tashlich Service11:30 AM Bring your old bread to cast out your sins into the lake behind Adath.

Windsor Lake

Large Muscle Room

Torah for Tots Childcare9:00 AM - 2:15 PMAges 2 - Pre-K

Phillips Sanctuary

Blessing of the Newborns 5:30 - 6:00 PM

Sun. Sept. 29

Community S’lichot Service (for Adults)Time to be Announced Temple Israel 2323 Fremont Ave S., Mpls

Sat. Sept. 21 Erev Rosh Hashanah

S’lichot

Schedule of Services

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Youth & Teens

Children & Families

Everyone

Find your service here and in the building.

Phillips Sanctuary

Shacharit Service9:00 AM Shacharit, Torah, Musaf and Sermon

Tues. Oct. 1

Rosh Hashanah - Second Day

Mincha Service5:45 PM Grossman Chapel

SPA (Soulful Prayer at Adath)9:00 AMMindful, musical, participatory Shacharit service

Appelbaum Social Hall

SMP10:30 AM - 12:30 PM5th - 8th grade | Inspiring conversations and interactive activities by grade

Start in Chapel, continue in Classrooms

Start in Chapel, continue in Classrooms

Junior Congregation10:30 AM - 12:30 PMK - 4th grade | Interactive, fun learning service

Gross Family Library

Little Shofar Family Service10:30 AM - 11:15 AMAges 4 and under with their adults | Playful musical service with Mr. Dennis

Large Muscle Room

Torah for Tots Childcare9:00 AM - 1:00 PMAges 2 - Pre-K

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Schedule of Services

NEW - ONLINE REGISTRATION!High Holy Day registration is now available online. If you would like to submit your

order forms for High Holy Day Passes, Honors & Ushers, Yom Kippur Memorial Book, Lulav & Etrog, honey cakes, knishes or noodle kugels please go to www.adathjeshurun.org and submit by September 9.

We look forward to celebrating the High Holy Days with you and sharing the year to come. Best wishes for a happy, healthy and sweet New Year!

This Year’s Aleph, Bet and Lev Shalem ServicesAll kids and adults are welcome in any service through-out the holiday. Everyone enriches our prayer.This year, our Aleph Service will feature our full choir, piano and time-honored musical repertoire. The Bet Service will feature smaller vocal ensembles and piano, with a mix of time-honored and contemporary musical repertoire. The full choir will continue to sing for both Kol Nidre Evening Services and the second day Rosh Hashanah. The Lev Shalem Service is designed for young families.

Phillips Sanctuary Grossman Chapel

Bet Service10:30 AM Shacharit and Torah Service1:15 PM Musaf, Sermon and Yizkor

Wed. Oct. 9

Yom Kippur - We welcome you to bring your shofar to Neilah, and join in the final blast.

Teen Discussion10:45 AM - 11:30 AM9th - 12th grade | Be inspired by guest speakers

Youth Lounge

SMP9:30 AM - 11:30 AM5th - 8th grade | Inspiring conversations and interactive activities by grade

Classrooms

Large Muscle Room

Torah for Tots Childcare9:00 AM - 2:45 PMAges 2 - Pre-K

Shofar7:25 PMSanctuary

Havdalah7:15 PMSanctuary

Ma’ariv7:05 PMSanctuary

Neilah5:55 PMSanctuary

Mincha, Book of Jonah and High Holy Day Forum4:20 PM Phillips Sanctuary

Phillips Sanctuary

Aleph Service8:00 AM Shacharit9:15 AM Torah Service10:00 AM Musaf, Sermon and Yizkor

Meditation3:28 PM - 4:18 PMLed by Jon Parker and Susie Chalom (for adults)

Grossman Chapel

Lev Shalem Family Service9:30 AM - 11:30 AMGeared (but not limited!) to families with newborns - 4th grade

Appelbaum Social Hall

Aleph Service6:00 PMSanctuary

Tues. Oct. 8

Kol NidreBet Service8:45 PMSanctuary

Post B’nai Mitzvah Discussion6:30 PM - 7:15 PM 9:15 PM - 10:00 PM | Chapel (Bet Service)

| Chapel (Aleph Service)

Torah for Tots Childcare6:00 PM - 8:00 PMAges 2 - Pre-K | Large Muscle Room

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Services

Youth & Teens

Children & Families

Everyone

Find your service here and in the building.

Let’s Break the Fast together in the Social Hall following the Shofar | Generously sponsored by Carolyn Abramson, Harold Engler, Ella Mogilevsky and Bobby & Bruce Nemer. Everyone is welcome!

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Family & Youth ServicesChildren & FamiliesBabies - 4th Grade

Youth& Teens5th - 12th grade

Erev Rosh Hashanah5:30 PM - 6:00 PM | SanctuaryBless and welcome all babies born within the last year into our Jewish community.

Rosh Hashanah - First Day9:00 AM - 2:15 PM Rosh Hashanah - Second Day9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Kol Nidre6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Yom Kippur9:00 AM - 2:45 PM Please register for complimentary childcare by Sept. 23 on our website.

Rosh Hashanah - Second Day10:30 AM - 11:15 AM | LibraryA playful musical service with Mr. Dennis.

Rosh Hashanah - Second Day10:30 AM - 12:30 PM | Start in Chapel, continue in ClassroomsInteractive, fun learning service.

Rosh Hashanah - First Day9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Yom Kippur9:30 AM - 11:30 AM A wholehearted, everybody-friendly musical service of gratitude. Includes apples, honey and time to schmooze.

Rosh Hashanah - First Day9:30 AM - 11:00 AM | ClassroomsRosh Hashanah - Second Day10:30 AM - 12:30 PM | Chapel & ClassroomsYom Kippur9:30 AM - 11:30 AM | ClassroomsDiscover how and why the High Holy Days are meaningful to you as we engage in inspiring conversations and interactive activities. Groups meet by grade level.

Rosh Hashanah - First Day9:30 AM - 10:15 AM | Youth Lounge Kol Nidre6:30 PM - 7:15 PM | Chapel (א Service)9:15 PM - 10:00 PM | Chapel (ב Service)Yom Kippur10:45 AM - 11:30 AM Be inspired by guest speakers. (Timing allows teens to participate in the sanctuary for the first and last portions of Kol Nidre).

Kol Nidre - Eve of Yom Kippur6:30 PM - 7:15 PM | Chapel (א Service)9:15 PM - 10:00 PM | Chapel (ב Service)(Timing allows teens to participate in the sanctuary for the first and last portions of Kol Nidre).

Yom Kippur5:55 PM | ChapelMeet in the Chapel to practice, then we’ll move to the sanctuary to lead the service.

Blessing of the Newborns

Torah for Tots Childcare (ages 2 - Pre-K | in the Large Muscle Room of Gan Shelanu Preschool)

Lev Shalem Family Service (young families | Social Hall)

Rosh Hashanah - First Day11:30 AM Bring your old bread to this meaningful service where we will symbolically cast out our sins into Lake Windsor.

Family-Friendly Tashlich Service (Windsor Lake, behind Adath)

Little Shofar Family Service (ages 4 and under with their adults)

Junior Congregation (K - 4th Grade)

SMP (5th - 8th grade)

Teen Discussion (9th -12th grade)

Post B’nai Mitzvah Discussions

7th Grade Havdalah Gathering

Following these children and youth services, we encourage you to join us in the main service with your family.

For nursing/bottle feeding: A quiet room with live streaming of main services will be available in the Nathan and Theresa Berman Family Education Center (Gan Shelanu Preschool).

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5 Ways to Prepare Yourself Spirituallyfor the High Holy Days

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The month of Elul, which this year begins with Rosh Chodesh on Sept. 1st, marks the start of our personal preparation for the High Holy Days. Along with planning for our cherished family traditions surrounding the holiday table, we can take advantage of this month for introspection, self-improvement and reflection.

Study with Rabbi Cytron, Adath Senior Scholar Bringing Yom Kippur to an End: Exploring the Neilah Service

Join Rabbi Barry Cytron as we prepare for the upcoming High Holy Days. He will use the final volume of Rabbi Lawrence Hoffman’s series of books on the High Holy Days entitled The Closing of the Gates. As a culmination to

a fascinating exploration of the central prayers of the Days of Awe, this volume explores Judaism’s central message of life’s purpose and the ongoing search for meaning in a world of human frailty but also promise.

Shabbat Mornings 10 - 11 AMSept. 7, in Classroom 26-27Sept. 14, in the LibrarySept. 21, in the LibraryWalk-ins welcome. RSVPs suggested so we know how many chairs to set up. RSVP to Anna Simon, Director of Congregational Life, at annas@adath.net or 952.215.3904.

Attend Community S’lichotShema Koleinu: Hear Our PrayerSpiritually prepare yourself for the

High Holy Days with this moving and participatory service of forgiveness. Raise your voice to prepare your soul for the season to come.

Saturday, Sept. 21 | Temple IsraelTime to be AnnouncedTemple Israel, 2323 Fremont Avenue S., Minneapolis, MN 55405

Take part in Weekday MinyanStarting and ending each day with a spiritual intention is a wonderful

way to prepare yourself for the reflective and contemplative mode of the High Holy Days.

Weekdays 7:20 AM & 5:45 PM | Chapel

Learn from the TextPop in for Tuesday Torah Study and Wednesday Weekly Talmud Study.

Elul is the time to enrich our Jewish knowledge and deepen our connection to Torah. To join our email list contact Anna Simon at annas@adath.net 952.215.3904.

Tuesdays 12 PM - 1 PM | Classroom 26-27Wednesdays 8:15 AM | Library

Join us on Social MediaLike and follow Adath on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for guiding

tips and insights throughout the month of Elul. We’ll help you keep your spiritual progress on track.

Here are 5 practical tools to help you reach inside yourself this Elul:

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Be a Hesed HeroBring 2 bags of food or donate $36 to Hesed

This year Adath will once again donate our High Holy Day Food Collection to the St. Louis Park Emergency Program (STEP).

Our goal is for each Adath household to bring two grocery bags of food or make a $36 donation to Adath Hesed.

Bags can be brought to the trailer near the Social Hall entrance as you enter for Kol Nidre services.

Need ideas of what to give? Visit Adath’s Hesed webpage for a list of items or to donate online at www.adathjeshurun.org/hesed

Help us to exceed 6,000 lbs this year!

Hachnasat Orchim – Welcoming GuestsShare Your High Holy Day Table

Adath embraces welcoming as an important Jewish value and a responsibility. Are you able to share your High Holy Day table with a few others or would

you like to be invited to a High Holy Day meal? To host or request to join a family in our congregation for a holiday meal,

please complete this short survey online, at least 5 days in advance, at: https://bit.ly/2XUjSXp or contact Anna Simon, Director of

Congregational Life, at annas@adath.net 952.215.3904.

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Memorial Book

The annual Yizkor Memorial Book, distributed at Yom Kippur Services, is a cherished keepsake to remember loved ones through acts of tzedakah.

There is an $18 minimum donation per line. Donations above this amount are appreciated. If cost is a hardship, contact Andrea Blumberg in the office at 952.545.2424.

Complete the enclosed Yizkor Memorial Book Form with the names you wish to include. Payment must accompany your request. You may complete the form online instead through the High Holy Day Forms link on our website homepage.

Special Prayer Book in the Pews

Our High Holy Days mahzor, Mahzor Lev Shalem for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, will be in the pews throughout the High Holy Days for everyone to use during services.

Please leave the Mahzor in the pew for the next service.

TraditionsOutreach Gifts for High School Graduates - 22 year-olds

If you are the parent of a young adult, help us send them gifts and messages at the High Holy Days and throughout the year. It’s our way of keeping them con-nected to Adath and our clergy.

To enroll: email your child’s contact information: name, email, phone, mailing address and college, if applicable, to jeniferr@adath.net.

Interested in helping to facilitate? Please reach out to Sharon Kadet at kadet@comcast.net or Danna Mirviss at dmirviss@mac.com.

Order your Table Traditions from Adath

Honey cakes, noodle kugels and knishes are available to order with the enclosed form or on our website. For kosher High Holy Day catering options contact Beth at bethm@adath.net or 952.215.3913

ParkingIf our on-site lots are full, you may:• Park on Lindbergh Drive

(be careful to observe signs).

• Park in designated over-flow lots.

• Ride the shuttle bus.

Temporary Exit

A temporary exit will be available on the east side of the parking lot between the Aleph and Bet services on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

You cannot enter at this opening and no parking is allowed on the residential street between Windsor Lake Drive and the tempo-rary exit. Cars exiting the Adath lot through the tem-porary exit will be directed to turn right on Windsor Lake Drive and then direct-ed back to Lindbergh Drive.

Note: There is one hour be-tween the end of the Aleph service and the beginning of the Bet Musaf service. We urge congregants not to arrive early for the Bet Musaf service so that Aleph congregants have time to clear the parking lots.

On Kol Nidre: The break between the Aleph and Bet services is only 45 minutes.

Adath’s Outreach Caring Community: Yad Sima Tova has volunteers available to provide transportation to Adath members who need a ride to High Holy Day services. Please make

arrangements at least five 5 days in advance by calling the Yad Sima Tova Transportation Hotline at 952.215.3937.

Accessible Parking

If you have a Disability Parking Tag, you are wel-come to use any desig-nated parking spot or the reserved disabled parking area by the West/Gan Shel-anu Preschool entrance. If you use the West entrance, you can take the elevator up to the Sanctuary level.

Please leave disabled spac-es for drivers who require them. If you are driving a person with a disability, you may drop that person off at the front entrance and park in a regular parking space.

No Parking Areas

The following are FIRE LANES for emergency vehi-cles only:• Entire entry road from

Hillside Lane to the building.

• Curbs on edges of park-ing lots.

• Curbs next to building.• Drop-off areas at the

main entrance and at the West/Gan Shelanu Pre-school entrance. (These are the circular areas in front of the doors.)

Minnetonka Police will also post temporary no parking signs on some narrow resi-dential streets to allow fire truck access.

Shuttle Bus

Consider the convenience of the shuttle bus. Shuttle service will be available from the east parking lot of Westwood Lutheran Church, 9001 Cedar Lake Road (three blocks east of Highway 169) to the Adath main entrance. Please enter the church parking lot on the east side.

Kol Nidre:Adath will provide shuttle service from the Lindbergh Center parking lot (off Lindbergh Drive next to Hopkins High School) to the Adath main entrance.

Shuttle Bus Schedule:

Monday, Sept. 30 Rosh Hashanah 1st Day, Westwood Lutheran Church9 AM – 2:30 PM

Tuesday, Oct. 1Rosh Hashanah 2nd Day, Westwood Lutheran Church8:30 AM – 1:30 PM

Tuesday, Oct. 8Kol Nidre, Hopkins High School - Lindbergh Center7 PM – 11:30 PM

Wednesday, Oct. 9Yom Kippur, Westwood Lutheran Church9 AM – 4 PM

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SukkotRight after Yom Kippur, the eight day festival of Sukkot is a welcome adventure in the outdoors. The sukkah itself and the gathering of the lulav and etrog are undoubt-edly the most recognizable of the rituals. Sukkot provides many rich opportunities to enjoy the blessings of life.

Sunday, Oct. 13 - Erev SukkotFestival Evening Service6:00 PM

Monday, Oct. 14 - SukkotSukkot Festival Services9:30 AM and 6:00 PM

Young Family Sukkot in a NutshellDecorate the Sukkah, meet biblical personalities and shake the lulav!11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Tuesday, Oct. 15Sukkot Festival Services9:30 AM and 5:45 PM

USY: Sushi in the Sukkah7:00 PM

Atid (50’s & 60’s group): Dairy Potluck in the Sukkah 6:30 - 8:30 PMRSVP for location: annas@adath.net

Sunday, Oct. 20 - Hoshanah Rabah Morning Service9:30 AM

Sukkot, Sh’mini Atzeret & Simchat TorahSh’mini AtzeretThe traditional holiday when we begin to pray for rain in Israel. Sh’mini Atzeret focuses us on the natural world.

Sunday, Oct. 20Festival Evening Service 6:00 PM

Monday, Oct. 21Festival Morning Service and Yizkor 9:30 AMKiddush lunch to follow

Simchat TorahRejoicing with the Torah.

Monday, Oct. 21Complimentary Pasta Dinner 5:00 PMRSVP for dinner online

Simchat Torah Family Song Session With Hazzan Dulkin 6:15 PM

Festival Evening ServiceLive Music, Dancing and Unrolling of the Torah! 6:30 PM

Tuesday, Oct. 22Festival Morning Service Dancing, Singing, Honoring leaders in our Adath Community. 9:30 AM Kiddush lunch to follow

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The Adath Foundation is our promise fora Jewish future.

Adath’s Legacy Society honors those whose gifts ensure the continuation of Jewish wisdom to help future generations navigate and improve our ever- changing world.

Legacy Society members make permanent gifts at the Adath Jeshurun Foundation and/or include Adath in their estate plans.

To join our Legacy Society contact Evan Stern, Development Director at evans@adath.net or 952.215.3916.

Kever Avot Memorial ServicesSunday, October 6

You are invited to our traditional High Holy Day Memorial Services at our cemeteries. Services conducted by Adath clergy.

Please remember the cemetery should not be visited on Rosh Hashanah, Shabbat and Yom Tov.

Adath Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery10:30 AMCongregational Cemetery of Adath Jeshurun Congregation3800 Winnetka Avenue NorthCrystal, MN

Adath Yeshurun Cemetery11:30 AM5655 France Avenue SouthEdina, MN

Bnai Emet Cemetery12:15 PM72nd & Penn Avenue SouthRichfield, MN

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Every gift counts! No matter the size, your

L’Chaim gift honors and lifts up our Adath community.

Thank you!

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