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Saturday October 8, 2011
10:30AM - - -
YOM KIPPUR SERVICE AND CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
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YOM KIPPUR SERVICE AND CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
High Holidays - Come Celebrate With Us At the Desmond Tutu Center
Saturday, Oct. 8 at 10:30am
Yom Kippur Service and Children's Program, followed by break-the-fast
Service includes Yizkor Commemoration
Humanistic Jews see Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur as an affirmation of human power and human dignity. The High Holidays are a time to consider the possibilities for change, for improvement, for happiness that we can create ourselves. Acknowledging human courage and independence, we achieve human dignity.
Adapting the form of our meditations to the content of their message, we can create a truly humanistic celebration of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Our services feature a combination of familiar passages, innovative language, and inspiring music, which give evolving expression to our holiday themes. They provide a meaningful way for cultural Jews to mark these holidays. Members participate in reading the service along with our rabbi.
Sign-up On-Line. Members Visitors
Rabbi Peter Schweitzer explains how the High Holidays can be meaningful for secular Jews.
High Holidays - Come Celebrate With Us At the Desmond Tutu Center
Saturday, Oct. 8 at 10:30am
Yom Kippur Service and Children's Program, followed by break-the-fast
Service includes Yizkor Commemoration
Humanistic Jews see Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur as an affirmation of human power and human dignity. The High Holidays are a time to consider the possibilities for change, for improvement, for happiness that we can create ourselves. Acknowledging human courage and independence, we achieve human dignity.
Adapting the form of our meditations to the content of their message, we can create a truly humanistic celebration of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Our services feature a combination of familiar passages, innovative language, and inspiring music, which give evolving expression to our holiday themes. They provide a meaningful way for cultural Jews to mark these holidays. Members participate in reading the service along with our rabbi.
Sign-up On-Line. Members Visitors
Rabbi Peter Schweitzer explains how the High Holidays can be meaningful for secular Jews.
For More Information:
Location/Venue:
Desmond Tutu Center
Address:
180 10th Avenue
City:
New York
Contact Name:
Amy Stein
Phone:
212-213-1002
Email:
Web:
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