Non-Member High Holy Day Passes 2022

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Thank you spending the High Holy Days with Temple Beth Or. We will email you access information prior to the holidays. Below is what is included in your passes.

We are asking for a tax-deductible donation to help support our programming.

Tuesday, October 4

Kol Nidre Worship Service

What: Worship service asking God to receive us on this sacred day of Yom Kippur, led by Temple Beth Or’s Rabbi Lucy Dinner and Zemer Lexie Nuell.
When: 7:30PM
Where: In Person and Streaming

Wednesday, October 5

Yom Kippur Service

What:What: This is the traditional Yom Kippur morning service led by Rabbi Dinner and Zemer Lexie Nuell.
When: 9:00 AM
Where: In Person and Streaming

Interfaith Food Shuttle

What: For 31 years, TBO has supported the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle with the Yom Kippur Food Drive. We will be collecting bags of non-perishable food. If you cannot come by the Temple, please donate to the Food Shuttle and designate it "Yom Kippur Food Drive".
When: All day
Where: At the Interfaith Food Shuttle Truck parked near the Sanctuary Doors

Yom Kippur Torah Study

What: Torah Study with Scott Blumenthal At 48 sentences, the Book of Jonah is one of the shortest books of the Bible. It’s also one of the most peculiar, perplexing, and—as we’ll discover together—powerful. Join us as we dive into the belly of the “big fish”and share ideas about why we return to it every Yom Kippur.
When: 11:15 AM
Where: In Person, Assembly Room

Family Service for K-7 Families led by our Teens

What: This is a Teen-Led, shortened Yom Kippur service aimed for kids K-6th grade. All families are welcome to attend. Please bring lawn chairs or blankets to sit on in the Outdoor Sanctuary, as well as water to stay hydrated.
When: 11:15 AM
Where: In Person, Silber Outdoor Sanctuary

Mazel Tots

What: Hear the story of Jonah and the Whale as we learn about what it means to say we're sorry. Crafts and songs, too! PLEASE register for this event so we can plan craft supplies: HERE!
When: 11:15 AM
Where: In Person, Sukkah Courtyard

Holiday Activities for All Ages

What: These are Teen-Led stations with various Yom Kippur themed activities for kids K-6th to enjoy. These are free-flowing stations with age-oriented activities.
When: 12:00 PM-12:30PM
Where: In Person, Silber Outdoor Sanctuary

Yom Kippur Afternoon

Yom Kippur Walking Playlist with thoughts for the Holy Day

What: Curated by Zemer Lexie, this hour of music was selected to creatively represent the liturgy of our holiday worship service. Some melodies mirror what you would hear at TBO, some have been chosen as a representation of an individual prayer's theme.

Yom Kippur Adult Ed

What: Study with Scott Huler: "A Striving After Wind"
We face our extraordinary times and wring our hands: what can we possibly do under these circumstances? How can we respond appropriately to these days of madness and uncertainty? “These unprecedented times” has become a cliche: so what do we do? We will search together for clues in the book of Ecclesiastes, which reminds us that “to everything there is a season.” In the midst of the hopelessness, we are reminded that every year is unprecedented, and every year we begin again.

Scott Huler has been a member of TBO since Rabbi Dinner married him and his wife, June, in 2003. Both of his boys have been bar mitzvah and are madrichim in the religious school. Huler is the author of many books of nonfiction and has had work appear in publications like the Washington Post and the New York Times and on radio shows on NPR and PRI. He has been developing a project on the book of Ecclesiastes and would love to have a conversation about this book with anyone interested.
When: 1:00 PM
Where: In Person, Assembly Room

Yom Kippur Yoga

What: Susan Kilmon, Kripalu Certified Registered Yoga Teacher since 1997, will be teaching a gentle, calm class for all levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Chair Yoga Levels Welcome. Our theme will be "Tikkun Olam for the New Year"
When: 1:00 PM
Where: In Person, Room 4