High Holy Day Schedule and Tickets
TICKETS:
Our regular ticket prices for non-members are:
- $90 each for Adults for Yom Kippur
- $18 each for Children under 13 (includes worship, family service and childcare)
- Free for First Time Attendees and Students
No one will be turned away from B’nai Emunah due to lack of funds.
For further information or financial assistance, please contact the office at office[at]bnaiemunahsf.org or call 415-664-7373.
2018 SCHEDULE:
EREV YOM KIPPUR — Tuesday, September 18 at BE
Arrive by 6:15 pm. Service begins 6:30pm
“Jewish Journeys” from two honored congregants and
“Synagogue Support” from Congregation President, Ken Mitchell
YOM KIPPUR DAY — Wednesday, September 19 at BE
Morning Service: 9:00am
Torah Service: 10:45am
Sermon by Rabbi Pam: 12:15pm
Musaf Service: 12:45pm
YOM KIPPUR FAMILY SERVICE, 11:00 am – Led by Rabbi Pam in the Childcare Room
Children of all ages and their families are invited to join us.
BREAK & GUIDED RELAXATION, 3:00 pm with Rabbi Pam: 3:00pm
AFTERNOON LEARNING: 4:30 pm – The Power of Eyes and Tongue: Identifying and Wrestling with Our “True Judge” led by Andrew Nusbaum and Frank Kurtz: Join us for this engaging study session as we explore themes of judgment and discuss the challenges that may arise when judging others or feeling judged. Andrew and Frank will draw on the teachings Reb Nachum of Chernobyl, an 18th century Chassidic Master, and Rabbi David Golinkin, a prominent modern scholar of the Conservative Movement.
YOM KIPPUR AFTERNOON
Mincha Service: 5:15pm
Yizkor Service: 6:00pm
Neilah Service: 6:30pm
Havdalah & Complimentary Break-the-Fast: 7:45pm
SUKKOT, SHMINI ATZERET & SIMCHAT TORAH
Sukkot Day 1 – September 24: Morning Service: 9:30am at Ner Tamid
Sukkot Day 2 – September 25: Morning Service: 10:00am at BE
Shabbat Sukkot in the Sukkah – Friday, September 28, 7:30pm at BE
8:30pm Dessert in the Sukkah
9:00pm Learning and Sleepover in the Sukkah
Bring sweats or other warm comfortable layers, sleeping bag & pillow
Shemini Atzeret Morning Service and Yizkor Service:
Monday, October 1, 9:30am at Ner Tamid
Erev Simchat Torah Potluck Dinner and Candy Parade:
Monday October 1, 6:00pm at BE
**Bring a veggie/dairy dish and a bag of candy to give the kids as they lead our Torah March**
Simchat Torah Morning Service and Hakafot (parade with the Torah Scrolls):
Tuesday, October 2, 10:00am at BE
Learn more about the sounds of the Shofar
Overview
We ask all men to wear a yarmulke or another head covering. Jewish men are encouraged to wear a tallit. Head covering and tallit are optional for women.
Childcare is available for all services. Contact office[at]bnaiemunahsf.org or call 415-664-7373 to register.
Please support our food drive for the SF-Marin Food Bank by bringing canned or packaged, nonperishable food items to deposit in the barrels in the synagogue lobby. (Please, no glass containers.)
High Holy Day Giving Opportunities
We offer you several opportunities for “righteous giving”, all of which benefit our synagogue community and allow us to provide excellent services and programming throughout the year. Orders will be taken until items have been printed. Even if you miss a deadline, donations are always appreciated.
- Honor the memory of your loved ones in the Yizkor Memorial Book – Minimum requested donation is $36 and $9 per name for each name after the first four.
- Add a name of a loved one in need of healing to the program.
- Make a pledge to the High Holy Day Appeal – Pledge cards will be distributed at Kol Nidre services on September 18, 2018, but pledges ahead of time are encouraged. You can also also donate online.
To participate in any of these donation options or for further information, please email the office at office[at]bnaiemunahsf.org or call 415-664-7373 or you can pledge online by clicking the button below: