Joining together clergy, choirs, and congregants, we celebrate and pray in meaningful services that draw from a wide variety of liturgy, teachings, and music. For families with children, infants through pre-teen, both Contemporary and Classical morning services will have age-appropriate youth options during the sermon. This is in-person only.

Joining together clergy, choir, and congregants, we celebrate and pray in meaningful services that draw from liturgy, readings for study, and music, with heightened honor for the history of Rodeph Shalom. Thank you to the Roberta Lee & D. Arthur Magaziner Music Fund for sponsoring our High Holy Day professional choir. For families with children, […]

This service centers around the Torah and Haftarah readings during the afternoon of Yom Kippur. We will read from the Holiness Code of Leviticus 19 and the Book of Jonah, to offer another perspective on T'shuvah.

These are our final services of the day. Yizkor is a time to remember our deceased loved ones, especially those that have died in this past year. Neilah, meaning closing, is a short, meaningful service to conclude the day and help us re-emerge into the world.

Join the congregation for a Sukkot Festival Morning Service on Monday, October 10 at 10:45 a.m., followed by a festive kiddush in our sukkah.

On Simchat Torah, we celebrate the completion of the annual reading of the Torah, and affirm Torah as a pillar on which we build our lives.