High Holy Days
High Holy Days Main Page
High Holy Days Schedule, 5772/2011
Preparing for the Holidays:
Fast Facts About Elul
S'lichot: Prayers of Forgiveness
Tashlich
Rosh Hashanah Honey-Orange Cake Recipe
Sukkot
Tefillah U'Minhag (Ritual and Practice) Committee

Archive of Divrei Torah (Sermons)

High Holy Days at Temple
Beth Israel

5772/2011

 

Schedule


All high holiday services will be held in the TBI Sanctuary, 1175 E. 29th Ave., Eugene, except where noted on the schedule. You can find full details about the schedule and locations by visiting our High Holy Days Schedule page.

 

The links below and to the left will take you to resources, articles, and recipes for preparing for the High Holidays. Check them out!

Contact the TBI Office at (541) 485-7218 for more information.


Resources

Tickets for High Holy Days Services

Not a member of TBI? You are welcome to join us for any of our High Holy Days services. Reserve your tickets online

All are welcome and no one will be turned away for lack of ability to pay. Call the TBI office (541.485-7218) for information.

Teshuvah Workbooks Available
Teshuvah means both "turning" and "answer." Acknowledging where we have behaved in opposition to our true self and spirit, regretting our actions, seeking to repair them. This workbook provides direction and structure as a guide in the process of Teshuvah. Workbooks are available in the TBI office for a donation of $5.


S'lichot: Prayers of Forgiveness
The time before the Days of Awe has its own rhythm. We have an opportunity to enter into this rhythm or to let it pass by...


Fast Facts about Elul
Did you know that in Aramaic, "Elul" means "search"? Do you know what foods are special to this month? Or which psalm is recited each day of the month?

 


Rosh Hashanah Honey-Orange Cake Recipe

A sweet treat from the Sisterhood Cookbook for a sweet new year!







The High Holy Day Feast
Read about traditions for the meal (Seudah Mafseket) which precedes Yom Kippur and making your fast meaningful.


Get Ready for Sukkot...

Sukkot begins at sundown on
Wednesday, October 12

Thursday, October 13

9:30 am  Sukkot Services

Friday, October 14

5:30 pm  Sukkot Potluck
Please bring a substantial vegetarian dish (kosher fish OK, no animal gelatin) to share:
• If your last name starts with A-K, please bring a side dish
• If your last name starts with L-Z please bring a main dish
Drinks provided. Dessert at the oneg following services. Volunteers are needed for set-up before & clean up after dinner. Contact Shirley (541.485.7218 x101) to help out.

6:30 pm  Community-wide, kid-friendly Shabbat Service

Thursday, October 20

9:30 am  Sh'mini Atzeret Services (includes Yizkor)

6:00 pm  Simchat Torah Celebration