Maui Jews News

Thank you to everyone who took the time to RSVP and donated towards High Holidays. Just a few helpful and friendly reminders for this evening and tomorrow:

Due to limited parking availability, we recommend carpooling or utilizing ride-sharing services such as Uber or Lyft, or opting for a taxi.

Names will be verified at the entrance, so please provide your name to the greeter. If you do not have a reservation, we kindly request that you sign in our guest book.

Upon arriving at the synagogue, kindly utilize the side entrance. The front door is designated for individuals requiring assistance with wheelchairs or walkers.

We strongly encourage arriving early. While no one will be denied entry, please remember that reserved seats are designated for those with reservations, and we must adhere to safety regulations. Reserved seats will be held for 15 minutes after the service begins at 6 PM.

If you are unable to join us in person, please feel free to join us via Zoom: 
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5284619173?pwd=T0p6c3p0WVdySmt0czJOZGhzRnhEUT09
Meeting ID: 528 461 9173
Passcode: 1818

The following is our schedule for Yom Kippur: 
Yom Kippur
Friday, 10/11/24, Kol Nidre Service - 6pm-9pm

Saturday, 10/12/24  Morning Service - 10am– 1:00pm
Break - 1:00pm- 3pm 
Mid-afternoon classe 3:00pm – 4:30pm Book of Jonah and Rabbi Q & A
Yitzkor - 4:30pm – 5:30pm
Neila - 5:30pm– 6:30pm
Havdala & Break-Fast - 6:30pm

*​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Bring your yeladim for a heart-felt children’s service at 11:30am. Led by Cynthia Lebowitz and friends

For the Break-Fast, it will be a buffet-style potluck to further engage as a community. We will  provide Challah, Manischewitz, and a couple of traditional dishes. We invite you to bring your own favorite wine or holiday Kosher dish to share. Please bring your own serving utensils and label your dish as Parve, Dairy or Meat with your name. 

On Rosh Hoshanaha we learned we learned 3 T words: Tefillah, Teshuvah, and Tzedakah. We talked about how we apologize to friends we wronged. This Saturday, during Yom Kippur, we learn how to apologize to God.

We that said, we are thankful for our volunteers, staff and members who have helped us prepare for the High Holidays. Please treat them and each other with respect and kindness. 

​​​​​​We look forward to your presence. 

Mahalo and Yom Tov. 

He includes songs, stories and Jewish meditation in his services.  

We are thrilled that Sam Shnider will be assisting Rabbi Lev with the services. 

Our JCM volunteers are a blessing and we are very grateful for them. We are currently seeking additional volunteers to help with Yom Kippur. If you are interested and available to perform a Mitzvah during the High Holidays, please reach out to Kalo at jcmmauijews@gmail.com. 

Mahalo! 

The Jewish Congregation of Maui
Beit Shalom Synagogue
Kihei, HI 96753