High Holy Day services reach the Northwest
“Some of their clergy and congregants are planning on attending to find out what Jewish services are all about”
For Jewish residents of the Northwest, the arrival of the High Holy Days often means a long commute. via Northwest Explorer
These High Holy Days, you’ll find me … somewhere different
“Well, I’ve always done it, might as well do it again this year.”
Guess what, Mom and Dad? I’m not going to High Holy Day services this year. I know what you guys are thinking - oh, God. via The Jewish News Weekly
What I Saw
Synagogues and their prayer rooms are too often and too easily taken for granted. via Chicago Jewish Community
Faith and Civic Pride Clash Over Parade on Yom Kippur
“The sad thing is that if people had been more careful, this could have been avoided from the get-go.”
When volunteers first got together 18 months ago to plan festivities marking the 200th anniversary of this down-on-its-luck village in central New York, they quickly agreed on one thing: The occasion deserved a … via New York Times
High Holy Days to begin
“Our reflection is not a selfish thing”
The shofar - ‘ a long, hollow animal horn that produces a powerful, almost haunting wail - ‘ is blown during these, the most important of Jewish holidays, as it has been blown for major events throughout the … via The Journal Times