5784/2023 High Holy Days


It is almost time for another powerful season of transformation, renewal and mini-muffins! We are excited to come together again to hear the blasts of the shofar, find the silent moments of prostration, immerse in melodies old and new, and connect more deeply with community.

5784 Yom Kippur Pledge

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Thank you for considering a contribution towards our Yom Kippur Campaign to support our community. Your donation to IKAR will help sustain our work, support ongoing programs and initiatives, and fuel our social justice work. We are grateful for your commitment to IKAR.

Registration

All services this year are open to IKAR members and non-members alike.

 

IKARds are included in regular membership for adults and kids – please register here so we know who to expect.

 

Non-members must register for and purchase IKARds here.

Virtual

CLICK HERE TO JOIN US VIRTUALLY

 

Our free, open-to-all stream can be accessed via YouTube and our website.

 

Zoom for Non-Members: Sign-up here ($10 admin fee) and upon payment you will be able to sign-up for Services.

 

Zoom for Members, you received the Zoom links in the email sent 9/13, titled Live-Stream IKAR for the High Holy Days.

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?

 

Click here for the full schedule!

Intentions - A Way into The High Holy Days

Think Small - Your Reflections

FAQs

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What Are The High Holy Days?

Everything is possible. Things don’t have to be as they are. We don’t have to be the people we have become. We can repair, redirect, reframe the contours of our relationships and our lives.

 

Click here to learn some basics about what the High Holy Days are.

Preparing For The High Holy Days: Learnings + Sermons

Jewish Tradition designates this as a time of spiritual preparation for the heavy lifting of the Days of Awe, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. So how do you prepare? How do you get ready to change your life and change your world? IKAR is here to help!”