Yom Kippur Online ~

Children and Families Service: 9:30 am

Service I — Regret: 10:30 am
We know Yom Kippur as the Day of Atonement. Atonement — making amends for the wrongs we’ve committed — requires that we first identify and acknowledge our mistakes and the harms they cause, and then feel genuine regret for those wrongs. We’ll come together as a community to examine our mistakes, acknowledge our regret, and determine to right our wrongs and to seek forgiveness from others and ourselves.

Nizkor/Memorial — Remember: 11:15 am
Many Jews devote additional time during Yom Kippur to mourning those we’ve lost and to commemorating prior generations’ bravery in the face of persecution and tragedy. Together, we’ll share the joys and pains of loss and memory as both individuals and members of a larger community.

Service II — Restore: 11:40 am
Regretting our mistakes is only part of Yom Kippur’s challenge of atonement: our task is not complete unless we work to restore the relationships our mistakes have undermined. We will commit ourselves to restoring our relationships through music, poetry, readings, and reflection intended to focus our attention on how we can set to rights ourselves, our relationships, and our world.

Reflect and Return: 6:00 pm
As Yom Kippur ends, we will gather one final time to reflect on our task for the coming year and to return to ordinary life with new insights, new goals, and new tools for accomplishing the tasks in front of us.

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