Each week, join Rabbi Uri Romano as we explore Talmudic stories of rabbis who did not just teach repentance, they lived it. These powerful narratives of personal failure and return offer timeless insight into the struggles and resilience of the human soul. Register here.

The holiest day of the year calls us inward and upward. Gather with us for Yom Kippur Morning Services, where silence, prayer and community open the gates of return. We encourage everyone to wear white from Kol Nidre through the end of Neilah on Yom Kippur. Wearing white symbolizes purity and renewal, aligning with the spirit of the day. Traditionally, a tallit is also worn throughout the entire day of Yom Kippur services, reminding us of the sacredness of the moment. Located at the Kol Ami Emanu-El campus.

As we gather for Yizkor, we honor the memories of our loved ones who have passed. Their lives and legacies continue to inspire and guide us. May their memories be a blessing. We encourage everyone to wear white from Kol Nidre through the end of Neilah on Yom Kippur. Wearing white symbolizes purity and renewal, aligning with the spirit of the day. Traditionally, a tallit is also worn throughout the entire day of Yom Kippur services, reminding us of the sacredness of the moment. Located at the Beth Orr campus.

The holiest day of the year calls us inward and upward. Gather with us for Yom Kippur Morning Services, where silence, prayer and community open the gates of return. We encourage everyone to wear white from Kol Nidre through the end of Neilah on Yom Kippur. Wearing white symbolizes purity and renewal, aligning with the spirit of the day. Traditionally, a tallit is also worn throughout the entire day of Yom Kippur services, reminding us of the sacredness of the moment. Located at the Beth Orr campus.

Inspired by Rabbi Karyn Kedar's Unfolding, this class with Rabbi Mark Goldman explores themes of memory, forgiveness, awakening and presence. A soulful guide to preparing for the High Holidays with honesty, reflection and hope. Register here.

Join Rabbi Uri for a meaningful study session of reflection and learning. We encourage everyone to wear white from Kol Nidre through the end of Neilah on Yom Kippur. Wearing white symbolizes purity and renewal, aligning with the spirit of the day. Traditionally, a tallit is also worn throughout the entire day of Yom Kippur services, reminding us of the sacredness of the moment. Located at the Kol Ami Emanu-El campus.

As we gather for Yizkor, we honor the memories of our loved ones who have passed. Their lives and legacies continue to inspire and guide us. May their memories be a blessing. We encourage everyone to wear white from Kol Nidre through the end of Neilah on Yom Kippur. Wearing white symbolizes purity and renewal, aligning with the spirit of the day. Traditionally, a tallit is also worn throughout the entire day of Yom Kippur services, reminding us of the sacredness of the moment. Located at the Kol Ami Emanu-El campus.

Join us in celebrating the conclusion of Yom Kippur and the fulfillment of our prayers with an Israeli Sephardic twist. Experience a blend of traditional prayers and motifs infused with the rich and diverse cultural heritage that has defined our people for millennia. We encourage everyone to wear white from Kol Nidre through the end of Neilah on Yom Kippur. Wearing white symbolizes purity and renewal, aligning with the spirit of the day. Traditionally, a tallit is also worn throughout the entire day of Yom Kippur services, reminding us of the sacredness of the moment. Located at the Kol Ami [...]