Yom Kippur is the most solemn and introspective day on the Jewish calendar. It emphasizes personal responsibility for one’s actions. Jewish tradition teaches that to atone for deeds committed against another person you must approach that person directly and apologize.

On Yom Kippur we strive to improve our relationships both with other human beings and with God. The most prominent tradition of the Yom Kippur holiday is a 25-hour fast from all food and drink from sunset to sundown the next day. The holiday ends with a festive break-the-fast meal.

Schedule for This Afternoon:

12-1:15pm         Yom Kippur Torah Service (Traditional)

1:15 - 2pm         Yom Kippur Yizkor

2-3pm                Yom Kippur Musaf

This event is in-person at Nevei Kodesh, and live-streamed on Zoom. To register for this event, please fill out a registration form below.