Der Nister High Holidays 5786

The new Jewish year is a time of reflection for where we’ve been and where we’re going as people. One dimension of this is personal: what do we regret and how do we change going forward to do better by those we love? 

The ever-changing world around us prompts other important questions:

How do we bring our ideas to reality? There is a sense of possibility around us, calling on us to act, but what constitutes action? Must we use the new tools of our time, even though they are, at best, untested? 

Join us in exploring our time-tested spiritual technology, thinking deeply before we are released into a new year and the welter of calls to action that the new year will surely bring.

Der Nister’s High Holiday services are filled with traditional song and chant and draw from our deep wells of thought and poetry. Consider it your home for renewal and community.

We can’t wait to see you at Downtown’s Jewish Center.

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You will be emailed the code to the door soon after registration. There will be someone at the front door most of the time, but it is good you have the code in any case. If you are looking to park, there are lots on both sides of Der Nister, and on the other side of the street. For Tashlich, we meet at Echo Park Lake and gather by the swan boat rental.
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We have prayer books for the High Holidays from an earlier era that we will distribute for services. However, if you would like a more contemporary prayer book with more transliteration and commentary, we will make a bulk order for any order put in by September 10. Our cost for the book is $60. Pay here. 
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