High Holidays RSVP

Shana Tova! Join us for a special High Holidays celebration

This year, more than ever, we’re making an extra effort to bring our community together during the High Holidays. Whether you’ve been to MBJC before or not, we want everyone to feel welcomed and valued! After a year of challenges, it’s vital that we stand as one, drawing strength, inspiration, and encouragement from each other as we proudly celebrate our Jewish identity. We invite you to be part of this important and meaningful time.

Please take a moment to fill out the form below to let us know which services you’ll be attending. If you have any questions please call Rabbi Mattis 347-987-0083.

Rosh Hashanah Schedule

Rosh Hashanah Eve. Friday September 11

 6:53 PM - Candle Lighting
 6:55 PM - Mincha
 7:20 PM - Kabolat Shabbat

 Rosh Hashanah Day 1
Shabbat, September 12
 9:30 AM - Shacharit/Torah service
 11:15 AM - Inspirational service 
 11:15 AM - Children’s program
 11:45 AM - Musaf service
 Kiddush & Festive Holiday Meal following services
 6:50 PM - Mincha
 7:50 PM - Maariv

 Candle Lighting: After 7:50 PM
 (from a pre-existing flame)

 Rosh Hashanah Day 2
Sunday, September 13

 9:30 AM - Shacharit/Torah service
 11:15 AM - Inspirational service 
 11:15 AM - Children’s program
 11:45 AM - shofar Followed by Musaf service
 Kiddush & Festive Holiday Meal following services

 Shofar at the park
 5:30 pm @ Lindower Park (Corner Strickland & Mill)
 6:20 PM - Mincha followed by Tashlich
 6:50 PM -  Farbrengen
 7:49 PM - Maariv
Please note: the most important time to be in Shul on Rosh Hashanah is for the Shofar blowing, on Sunday, at 11:45 AM. Men, women and children are encouraged to join.

Yom Kippur Schedule

Yom Kippur Eve.
Sunday September 20

3:00 PM - Mincha
6:30 PM - Tefillin & Candle Lighting
 
(Fast begins - Light candles before 6:38 PM)

6:40 PM - Kol Nidrei Prayer 

Yom Kippur Day
Monday September 21

9:30 AM - Shacharis /Torah service
11:15 AM - Inspirational service and YIZKOR
11:15 AM - Children’s program
5:30 PM - Mincha and Ne’ilah, followed by Shofar blast. 
 Delicious break-fast upon the conclusion of the fast.

Please note: the most important time to be in Shul on Yom Kippur is for the Ne’ilah service, on Sunday, at 6:30 PM culminating with the Shofar blast at 7:35 PM.
Men, women and children are encouraged to join.

Services
Location:
All services will be held at Yeshivah Gedola of Mill Basin - 2135 Mill ave.

Who's Attending.

• Services Attending

• While we are requesting that individuals make a choice regarding their attendance, please understand that this is solely to give us an estimate of the expected turnout. Choosing to attend one service does not mean that you are unable to join us for other services without prior reservations. We warmly welcome everyone to participate in our services, and we will do our best to accommodate all who wish to join us.

• High Holiday Donations

  Help Make It Happen! Chabad has a challenge. We do not charge anyone to come and pray. Yet, we have a budget to cover. Your donation enables Chabad to continue serving the Jewish community!

Do you have someone that you wish to commemorate or honor?  Dedicate a beautiful new annotated High Holiday Prayer Book set ! 

Your dedication will be permanently inscribed on the inside cover of the books. (In Honor of.. In Memory of.. your choice.) Each High Holiday Prayer Book set is $50. We appreciate your participation.