The High Holy Days invite us to slow down in a world that pulls us toward distraction, urgency, and disconnection. Together, we will practice staying present to ourselves, our communities, and the world around us. We believe that a Judaism Beyond Zionism calls us not to look elsewhere for belonging or liberation, but to root deeply where we are: cultivating presence, telling the truth, grieving what is broken, celebrating what is beautiful, and transforming our spiritual practice into action.

Yom Kippur is a time for deep reflection on the past year, honestly exploring where we have missed the mark, both individually and collectively. Through unique Al Cheyt prayers, we are called to take responsibility for our  mis-steps. Our Teshuva Workbook helps guide our efforts to do so in meaningful ways so we can more fully live in alignment with our values. 

The Yizkor service provides a meaningful time to reflect on the lives of loved ones, mentors, and martyrs that have passed from this world, giving us space to breathe into the depth of our feelings of loss and sorrow.

We end with a delicious vegetarian community potluck for break-fast. A time to celebrate and bask in community. 

Grounded in Jewish Renewal prayers, rituals, and songs and a liberatory vision of Judaism, our services weave together inspiring teachings from Rabbi Cat Zavis, moving music and prayer, mindfulness, poetry, conversation, guest speakers, opportunities for collective action, and delicious shared meals. Together, we pray not to escape the world, but to become more fully present within it.

Yom Kippur Speakers:

Rabbi Cat Zavis
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TBD

Music with:
Rowan Katz
Musicians TBD

Yom Kippur Includes:

• Kol Nidre:
  • Collective Prayer and song led by Rowan Katz and team of musicians
  • Powerful words from Rabbi Cat Zavis
  • Selichot
  • Poetry by special guest speaker
  • Rabbi Cat’s Al Cheyt for modern times
• Yom Kippur morning service:
  • Morning prayers
  • Torah Service
  • Meditation
  • Guest Speaker tiny (lisa) gray-garcia from POOR magazine
• Yom kippur afternoon:
  • Yizkor
  • Mincha (Torah and haftorah service)
  • Ne’ilah 
  • Break fast

SCHEDULE:

• Kol Nidre: Sunday, September 20: 6:00pm -9:30pm
• Yom Kippur: Monday September 21: 
  • 9:30am – 2:00pm: Morning Service
  • 2:00pm – 4:00pm: Break
  • 4:00pm – 7:30pm: Yizkor, Mincha (Torah and Haftorah), and Ne’ilah 

Cost: 

High Holiday Ticket Prices

All tickets include Teshuva Workbook, Selichot, and Elul Mindfulness Workshop

HHD all services $250/person 

RH Single Ticket $135 (includes lunch)

YK Single Ticket $135 (includes break-fast)

If you need a reduced rate, please email Lia at lia@beyttikkun.org. 

Reduced Rates All Services:

Adult $144 

Student $72 

Reduced Rates RH or YK Only

Adult $60

Student $36

Members receive 2 free High Holiday All services. You can become a member below and will receive access to reserve your free tickets.