Schedule
Want to have a better sense of when to expect a fire and brimstone sermon vs. a heart-stretching Halleluyah? Trying to figure out when mini-muffins will be served? Here is a detailed schedule.
Registration is required for everyone (members, non-members, children) attending.
October
Sat
12
12
Yom Kippur through Yizkor
Doors will be open at 8:30am.
Approximate sermon timing: 10:30 AM in Outside Tent; 11:45 AM PT Inside the Gym
Join us for Rabbi Brous’s favorite day of the year! (Again, wear your YK whites). You’ll find: a sermon from Rabbi Sharon Brous, learning with our whole rabbinic team, gorgeous davening, and even dancing. You’ll forget you’re fasting… and you just might leave believing that anything is possible.
Approximate sermon timing: 10:30 AM in Outside Tent; 11:45 AM PT Inside the Gym
Join us for Rabbi Brous’s favorite day of the year! (Again, wear your YK whites). You’ll find: a sermon from Rabbi Sharon Brous, learning with our whole rabbinic team, gorgeous davening, and even dancing. You’ll forget you’re fasting… and you just might leave believing that anything is possible.
Sat
12
12
Yom Kippur Break Activies
Following Yizkor, stretch your mind and heart or rest and relax – body and soul.
(childcare will be available, snack will be provided)
Bring comfortable clothes, yoga mats for sound bath and yoga.
Grief Support Circle
Grieving For The World -Dr Barry Goldstein
Wildfire Room (Ramp Classroom)
Meditation
Neshama/Neshimah - Mindful Breathing, Mindful Soul -Mark Landsman
Rooftop Tent
Old Dudes, New Dads
A Yom Kippur conversation about beginning fatherhood in our 50s (all genders welcome)
-Andy Horwitz and Michael Wohl
Room 303
(childcare will be available, snack will be provided)
Bring comfortable clothes, yoga mats for sound bath and yoga.
Grief Support Circle
Grieving For The World -Dr Barry Goldstein
Wildfire Room (Ramp Classroom)
Meditation
Neshama/Neshimah - Mindful Breathing, Mindful Soul -Mark Landsman
Rooftop Tent
Old Dudes, New Dads
A Yom Kippur conversation about beginning fatherhood in our 50s (all genders welcome)
-Andy Horwitz and Michael Wohl
Room 303
Sound Bath
Lie down and let your soul listen!
-Dev Brous and Yaelle Shaphir
Rooftop Lawn
The IKAR Men’s Circle
Our intergenerational circle, supporting each other to be the men we want to be in the world. -Scott Lewis
Room 308
(male and male identifying only)
Yoga
Yom Kippur Yoga - Take a load of... -Nancy Goodstein
Beit Midrash (Rooftop Classroom)
Lie down and let your soul listen!
-Dev Brous and Yaelle Shaphir
Rooftop Lawn
The IKAR Men’s Circle
Our intergenerational circle, supporting each other to be the men we want to be in the world. -Scott Lewis
Room 308
(male and male identifying only)
Yoga
Yom Kippur Yoga - Take a load of... -Nancy Goodstein
Beit Midrash (Rooftop Classroom)
Sat
12
12
Yom Kippur after Yizkor through Neilah
Minha (afternoon service): 4:00 pm
We’ll read the bizarrely captivating Book of Jonah, and Rabbi Ronit Tsadok will lead us through beautiful davening.
Neilah (closing service): 5:30 pm
This is the home stretch – hours of spiritual work culminate in a no-holds-barred service that bridges heaven and earth, and we lay it all on the line. It’s so good you won’t want Yom Kippur to end. We close with a children’s light parade, Havdalah at 7:05pm, and a final knock-your-socks-off blast of the shofar and Hillel Tigay’s Halleluyah.
We’ll read the bizarrely captivating Book of Jonah, and Rabbi Ronit Tsadok will lead us through beautiful davening.
Neilah (closing service): 5:30 pm
This is the home stretch – hours of spiritual work culminate in a no-holds-barred service that bridges heaven and earth, and we lay it all on the line. It’s so good you won’t want Yom Kippur to end. We close with a children’s light parade, Havdalah at 7:05pm, and a final knock-your-socks-off blast of the shofar and Hillel Tigay’s Halleluyah.
Sat
12
12
Break Fast
The food is delicious and abundant. The air is clear and our souls are clean. Come ready to eat and dance. Additional registration is required, for members and non-members.