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Kol Nidre is the name given to the opening prayer and the evening service that begins the Jewish high holiday of Yom Kippur. We hope you can join us tonight and tomorrow for prayer and introspection. 

To learn more about joining our High Holy Days services, please visit the main High Holy Days information page or, since our offices are closed, please contact us at office@shirhadash.org.  We welcome you to join us! 

PRAYERBOOK ACCESS - MISHKAN HaNefesh for yom kippur

If you do not have a copy of the prayerbook Mishkan HaNefesh, the Reform movement has offered a free online copy. However, please note that it includes only the highlights of the service. Here's how to easily read it:

• Click on the icon that looks like an X with arrows. This enlarges the prayerbook to full screen. 
• Next, click on the three dots (...) and then select the option for double-page mode. 
• You can turn pages by clicking on either the right or left arrows (< or >).

High Holy Day schedule of services & EVENTS

Erev Yom Kippur Sunday, September 27

9:45 pm    Meditation with Marilyn Katz

Yom Kippur Monday, September 28

9:30 am    Torah Service & Discussion

11:00 am  Yom Kippur Morning Service

11:00 am  Youth Program, Grades K–6

1:00 pm    Caring Committee Program: “Taking Care of Yourself & Others”

1:00 pm    Meditation with Rabbi Hugh Seid Valencia

1:00 pm    Study Session with Rabbi Aron

2:45 pm    Torah Service & Discussion

4:00 pm    Family Service, for families with children in 3rd grade & below

4:00 pm    Remembering Our Heroes

5:00 pm *  Yizkor (Memorial Service)

5:30 pm    Teen Program

6:00 pm *  Concluding Service

7:00 pm    Havdalah & Shofar Blowing

* Starting times are approximate.