Yom Kippur

Clergy face the ark on the bima during Yom Kippur in the Sanctuary

Beginning with the Kol Nidrei and its soul-stirring prayers, the Day of Atonement offers you many options for community prayer and personal reflection.

As with Rosh HaShanah, you’ll find Intergenerational, young professional, preschool, and family services.

Many people in our community find meaning in spending much — if not all — of Yom Kippur day with us at Temple. Our dynamic schedule makes the soul feel good. You can spend your late morning and early afternoon discovering something new about Judaism, sitting for meditation, learning about a pressing social justice issue, and more.

The afternoon also brings a poetry and music hour, Afternoon, Yizkor, and N’ilah services, and an opportunity to break the fast at Temple with your community.

Clergy face the ark on the bima during Yom Kippur in the Sanctuary

2025/5786 Service Schedule

ServiceBuildingTimeClergySermon TitleLocationLivestream
Kol Nidrei
Wednesday, October 1
Family serviceTemple5:00 pmADM, RLS*, SHChapel
Intergenerational serviceJBSC7:00 pmADM*, SHSocial Hall
Intergenerational serviceTemple7:00 pmSS*, ELF, MBL, SAB, MMSanctuaryWatch

2239 serviceTemple8:00 pmELF*, RLSChapel
Yom Kippur
Thursday, October 2
Preschool serviceJBSC9:00 amSS, RLS*, SABSocial Hall
Preschool serviceTemple9:00 amADM*, ELF, SHChapel
Intergenerational serviceJBSC10:30 amSS*, RLS, SABSocial Hall
Intergenerational serviceTemple10:30 amADM, ELF*, SHSanctuaryWatch

Study Session TBATemple12:30 pmTBA
Study Session TBATemple2:00 pmTBA
Family service, crafted and led by teensTemple2:00 pmRLS and other clergyChapel
Poetry & MusicTemple3:30 pmALLSanctuaryWatch

Afternoon, Yizkor & N'ilahTemple4:00 pmALL, SS* (Yizkor)SanctuaryWatch

Community Break Fast^TempleAfter N'ilah Service
^Separate Ticket Required*Delivering sermon