Erev Rosh Hashanah Evening Service
Erev Rosh Hashanah: The Stories That Shape Us - We live in an age of competing narratives about identity, truth, and belonging. Together, we will consider how the stories we
Erev Rosh Hashanah: The Stories That Shape Us - We live in an age of competing narratives about identity, truth, and belonging. Together, we will consider how the stories we
Rosh Hashanah Morning: The Story We Inherit — What does it mean to belong to a people whose story stretches across thousands of years? We will explore the gifts and
We are very excited to have you join us for our afternoon Rosh Hashanah service, please bring your family and celebrate the Sweet New Year!
Immediately following the family service at Temple Shalom, we will gather at Valley View Park for Tashlich, a ceremony concluding Rosh Hashanah, symbolically casting the remaining elements of the previous
Rabbi Paley will conduct a Memorial Service at the Temple Shalom South Section of Sparkman Hillcrest Memorial Park (7405 Northwest Highway). It is our tradition to gather to remember our
Kabbalat Shabbat Services are preceded by a Wine & Cheese Welcome Reception (Oneg) at 6:00pm. Shabbat Services begin at 6:30pm and are available both in-person and streamed.
Saturday morning worship service.
Join us for Kol Nidre, for a child-friendly service! This program is intended for pre-readers.
Kol Nidre: The Stories We Tell Ourselves — On the holiest night of the year, we will reflect on the narratives that keep us trapped by fear, regret, or despair.
Yom Kippur Morning: The Story Still Being Written — The Jewish story has always looked toward tomorrow. Together we will ask what role each of us is called to play
Telling a Jewish Story: A Conversation on Memory, History, and Identity Every generation inherits a story. Every generation also reshapes it. What do we choose to remember? Which stories define
Join us in the Sanctuary for some beautiful music to help create some intentional time of relaxation, reflection, and mindfulness.