Shabbat Yom Kippur
4 Tishrei 5785 (October 6, 2024)

Yom Kippur is a cosmic opening unlike any other in the entire year. Forty days after hearing Hashem say, “You shall not have the gods of others in My Presence; you shall not make for yourself a graven image,” the Israelites created the Golden Calf and committed the grave sin of idolatry. Moses spent nearly three months on Mount Sinai pleading with Hashem for forgiveness, and on the tenth of Tishrei, Hashem replied: “Salachti kidvarecha-I have forgiven according to your word.” The Kabbalists teach that once an occurence of this proportion happens, the energy reappears every single year at the same time in the Hebrew calendar. Yom Kippur is about forgiveness, it is about atonement. Our Sages teach that “everything you remember will be forgotten, and that which you do not remember will not be forgotten.” On Yom Kippur we make a complete return (teshuvah) to the Source of Life and to our neshamah, our true authentic selves.

גמר חתימה טובה
Gemar chatimah tovah,

Parashat Vezot HaBerachah | פרשת וזאת הברכה
Torah Portion: Devarim (Deuteronomy) 33:1-34:12
Haftarah: Yehoshua (Joshua) 1:1-9

Parashat Vezot HaBerachah

Haftarah Vezot HaBerachah


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Selichot For The Ten Days of Teshuvah
During the Selichot service we confront our past negative actions and ask for forgiveness. This is a vital preparation for Yom Kippur. The best time to for Selichot is between midnight and dawn, for it is during this time that Divine mercy is available. We invite you to join us for Selichot each night during the High Holy Days @ 12:30 AM EDT (In some time zones this will be Saturday-Thursday nights). Click Here for the Selichot portion of our K4A Siddur.

The Days of Awe (High Holy Day Schedule) 5785
We invite you to join our community for the High Holy Days: Rosh HaShanah, the Days of Awe, and Yom Kippur. For our full schedule of High Holy Day Services, please visit our CHAGIM page.

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The Festival of Sukkot
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