For security reasons, tickets are required for all services including those that are open to the community. You will need to display e-tickets upon entry for every service you attend, either printed or on a mobile device. Member tickets provide access to all services and children under 22 years old do not need tickets. Tickets are non-transferable.
Wednesday, August 26 | High Holy Day Volunteer Day
10:00 am – It takes a village to prepare for the High Holy Days, from polishing Torah ornaments and ritual silver to preparing food drive bags, organizing supplies, assisting in the office, and helping ready our building for the season. RSVP
Saturday, September 5 | Selichot & Havdinner Havdalah
6:00 pm – Havdinner Havdalah returns with a special Selichot edition. Join us for a relaxed evening of good food, meaningful conversation, and a musical Havdalah as we begin turning our hearts toward the High Holy Days. The evening will include a brief but reflective Selichot ritual, with the opportunity afterward to help change the Torah mantles in preparation for the Days of Awe.* RSVP
Tuesday, September 8 | Spiritually & Emotionally Preparing for the High Holy Days
7:00 pm – The High Holy Days invite us to pause, reflect, and return to our deepest selves—but they can also stir complicated emotions. Join Beth Schafer and Temple Sinai’s Nefesh Committee for an honest and supportive conversation about preparing emotionally and spiritually for the season ahead. RSVP
Friday, September 11 | Erev Rosh HaShanah
5:00 pm – Tot Service •
6:30 pm – Erev Rosh HaShanah Dinner * RSVP
8:00 pm – Erev Rosh HaShanah Service •
Saturday, September 12 | Rosh HaShanah Day 1
9:30 am – Rosh HaShanah Service
1:00 pm – Rosh HaShanah Reconsidered Service
Although shorter, our more informal Reconsidered Services still capture the inspiring themes of the Holy Days and are designed to appeal to congregants of every age.
Sunday, September 13 | Rosh HaShanah Day 2
9:30 am – Rosh HaShanah Service •
12:00 pm – Tashlich (At Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Paces Mill, Palisades West, 3444 Cobb Parkway SE) * Directions
3:30 pm – Family Tashlich Experience (Chattahoochee Nature Center) • * RSVP
Sunday, September 20 | Cemetery & Kol Nidre/Erev Yom Kippur
9:00 am – Crest Lawn Cemetery Services *
10:00 am – Arlington Cemetery Services *
5:00 pm – Tot Service •
8:00 pm – Kol Nidre Service
Monday, September 21 | Yom Kippur
9:30 am – Yom Kippur Service
12:00 pm – Ask the Clergy *
1:30 pm – Yom Kippur Reconsidered Service
Although shorter, our more informal Reconsidered Services still capture the inspiring themes of the Holy Days and are designed to appeal to congregants of every age.
1:30 pm – Learning: Israel and “The Big Lie”
3:15 pm – Traditional Service
3:15 pm – Learning: The People We Could Have Become
3:15 pm – Silent Nature Walk with Rabbi Sam Trief *
4:15 pm – Yizkor/Neilah (followed by grab and go break the fast) •
Trail Journey: Self-Guided Reflection (available at any time on Yom Kippur)
• Open to Community (tickets or registration required)
* In Person Only
