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This past weekend, our great experiment proved a great success. We chose to air live, zoom services and loaned out prayer books. With real books in hand, following along in real time, and seeing our community on Zoom, we were a connected and united community. We look forward to joining together again the weekend for Yom Kippur! Tuesday, September 22 6:30pm https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5284619173 Mystical insights on the Torah from a Hassidic perspective, by the renowned rebbe, storyteller and kabbalist of Uman, Rabbi Nachman of Bretzlav. If you have ever wondered about Hassidic thought, or heard about the ecstatic intense spiritual worlds of the Baal Shem Tov and the Maggids, come participate in a discussion and reading of selections from the grandson of the founder of the Hassidic movement.
Friday, September 25 8:30am https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5284619173 For generations upon generations, Jews have completed the cycle of Torah reading and connected one section each week to their world, their lives, and their ethical perspective on life. Join us for a 20-30 modern look at the messages and realities these sacred Hebrew words can have on our life this week.
5:00pm Ruach Shabbat https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5284619173 Lively communal singing service with Toby Pechner. A beautiful and fun service for all ages. Welcome the First Shabbat of the Year (Shabbat Shuva)
Sunday, September 27 5:30pm Kol Nidre https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5284619173 Kol Nidrei and Ma’ariv service led by Sam Shnider with singing by Bonnie Neuman Traditional Yom Kippur night service with a short sermon
Monday, September 28 10:00am Yom Kippur please see the mauijews.org website for the full listing of time for the day. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5284619173
5:00pm Yizkor https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5284619173 We will open yizkor to 25 people to attend outside, masked even when seated, and socially distanced. Please email admin@mauijews.org to reserve your spot. Will also be by Zoom.
Note for Yizkor: Please email ellyn at admin@mauijews.org by Wed., Sept. 23 with the names of your loved ones who passed away in 5780. We want to honor their memory in our Yizkor book.
High Holiday Notes:
It is not too late to borrow a mahzor (prayer book) to make following the service easier. Please email admin@mauijews.org or call Ellyn at 808-874-5397 to schedule a pick up in Kihei, Wailuku, or Kula or to get the digital link.
Please continue to follow the schedule on mauijews.org. Sometimes a change might happen and we can't get it out publicly fast enough...
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