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5772 High Holy Days 2011plus Sukkot and Simchat Torah
 Services
S'lichot, Saturday, September 24 Program, 8:45pm. Join us when we gather to watch The Shawshank Redemption, a 1994 film starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman. Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are holidays immersed in dreams, thoughts and feelings of friendship, survival, honesty, patience and responsibility, and The Shawshank Redemption touches each of these elements of life, focusing on freedom and liberating power of hope. After a lively discussion, we’ll enjoy dessert together, followed by dedicating the plaques that were placed on our Memorial Board over the past year. Memorial plaques will be dedicated at 11:30pm. Service, approximately 12:00midnight. The S'lichot service will last one hour.
Erev Rosh Hashanah, Wednesday, September 28 Candle lighting, 6:40pm Service, 6:45pm, Sanctuary Rosh Hashanah First Day, Thursday, September 29 Sanctuary service, 9:00am. Includes the entire P'sukei d'Zimra, Shacharit, Torah, and Musaf Services. Social hall service, 10:00am. Begins with Shacharit and includes full Torah, and Musaf Services. Children’s services: Infants/Toddlers: 9:30-10:15am; Preschool-Pre-K: 10:45am-12:00pm; Grades K-1, 2-4, 5-6: 10:45-12:00pm. See Youth Services, below, for more information. Tashlikh, Time and location will be included in the mailing. Contact the office for more information. Mincha/Ma'ariv service, following Tashlikh. Candle lighting, 7:39pm Rosh Hashanah Second Day, Friday, September 30 Service, 9:00am. Held in the Sanctuary. Children’s services: Infants/Toddlers: 9:30-10:15am; Preschool-Pre-K: 10:45am-12:00pm; Grades K-1, 2-4, 5-6: 10:45-12:00pm. See Youth Services, below, for more information. Candle lighting, 6:37pm Evening service, 6:45pm. Erev Yom Kippur, Friday, October 7 Food Drive. Please bring one of the following items to donate to ECHO (Ecumenical Community Helping Others) when you come for Kol Nidre services: Peanut Butter, powdered milk, vegetable oil, tomato paste/sauce, sugar (2 lbs), flour (2lbs), jelly (grape, strawberry), canned fruit, evaporated milk, baked beans, tuna, pancake mix. ECHO, established in 1968 in Springfield, provides temporary or emergency assistance to about 1000 families every year. Candle lighting, 6:26pm Kol Nidre service, 6:20pm, Sanctuary and Social Hall. The Sanctuary will have the traditional Kol Nidre service. The Social Hall service will have stories and explanations mixed it. The social hall service is not a youth service, though it is appropriate for elementary school-age children to attend with their parents.
Yom Kippur, Saturday, October 8 Sanctuary service, 9:00am. Includes the entire P'sukei d'Zimra, Shacharit, Torah, and Musaf Services, as well as Yizkor. Social hall service, 10:00am. Begins with Shacharit and includes full Torah, and Musaf Services, as well as Yizkor. Children’s services: Infants/Toddlers: 9:30-10:15am; Preschool-Pre-K: 10:45am-12:00pm; Grades K-1, 2-4, 5-6: 10:45-12:00pm. See Youth Services, below, for more information. Mincha/Neilah/Ma'ariv/Havdalah, 5:00pm, Sanctuary. Services will be followed by the final sounding of the shofar at approximately 7:30pm. Bring your shofarot! High Holiday TicketsContact the main office for more information. Member Tickets. Free to all members in good standing, including all children under age 25 (as of January 1, 2011) and full-time college students (undergraduate and graduate). These will be mailed to you. In order to receive your tickets, all financial obligations (including dues, building fund, and other fees) must be current as of August 15. If you anticipate a financial problem, contact Debbie Weber. Parents living with you and married children (regardless of age and where they live) and their spouses, and children age 25 and over who are not full-time students require guest tickets ($60.00 each). Tickets are for the family member named and are not transferable. Guest Tickets. For members' out-of-town house guests, parents, children age 25 and over (other than full-time students), married children regardless of age. Cost: $60/person. Non-Member Tickets. For those who live in the Washington Metro area, and do not meet the criteria above for guest tickets. Cost: $450/adult; $65/child age 13 and older. Military/Student Tickets. Free for active duty military personnel and to full-time undergraduate and graduate college students from outside the Northern Virginia area, when presenting an ID to the office. Visitors' Reciprocal Tickets. Free for members in good standing with a congregation affiliated with the United Synagogue, upon receipt of a letter, fax, or e-mail from their synagogue stating that they are members in good standing who will not be attending High Holy Day services at their home synagogue. Fax: 703-425-0835, e-mail: mbenson@olamtikvah.org. Child Care Child care will be available on the first day of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur. Professional child care personnel will be hired. To insure adequate staffing, no walk-ins will be accepted. RSVP by September 2 by completing the child care form that was mailed to you. Contact the office for more information. Age-appropriate prayer opportunities for children of all ages will be held on the first and second days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur morning. Infants, Toddlers, and Their Parents: The service will be led by Nechama Retting and will be held in Room 4 in the Youth Wing from 9:30-10:15am. Babysitting, for those who have pre-registered, will be available before and after the service. Children in Preschool and Pre-K. The service will be led by Nechama Retting and will be held in Room 4 in the Youth Wing from 10:45am-12:00pm. Babysitting, for those who have pre-registered, will be available before and after the service. Children in K-1st Grade, 2nd-4th Grade, and 5th-6th Grade: These services will begin at 10:45am in in the Youth Wing. The services will use specially designed materials that will include prayer, activities, and discussions. They will conclude at 12:00pm. Please Note: Children MUST be picked up their parents at 12:00pm. They will not be released to rejoin the main services without an adult. Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, Simchat Torah(sunset Wednesday, October 12 through Friday, October 21) Lulav & Etrog Orders: Use this flyer to order by Friday, September 23. Erev Sukkot, Wednesday, October 12 Candle lighting, 6:18pm Service, 6:20pm Sukkot First Day, Thursday, October 13 Service, 9:30am Children's/Youth Services, 10:45am. We'll have two services: for infants through kindergarten with Morah Nechama, and for grades 1-5 with Debra Beland. Each service will end with a snack. Ma’ariv, 7:20pm Candle lighting, 7:17pm Sukkot Second Day, Friday, October 14 Service, 9:30am Candle lighting, 6:15pm Ma’ariv, 6:15pm Preschool Sukkah Party, Monday, October 17, 5:00pm. Hazak Lunch in the Sukkah, TBD. Join the rabbis in the Sukkah for a delicious lunch and chance to schmooze with your friends. Men's Club BBQ in the Sukkah, Tuesday, October 18, 6:15pm. Join other religious school students and their families in the Sukkah for a delicious BBQ dinner cooked by Men's Club. $5/person, $20/family. Hoshana Rabbah, Wednesday, October 19 Service, 6:45pm Erev Shemini Atzeret, Wednesday, October 19 Candle lighting, 6:08pm Service, 6:10pm Shemini Atzeret, Thursday, October 20 Service, 9:30am, including Yizkor Erev Simchat Torah, Thursday, October 20 Pizza Dinner, 6:00pm Candle lighting, 7:07pm Ma’ariv & Hakafot, 7:10pm Simchat Torah, Friday, October 21 Service, 9:30am Candle lighting, 6:05pm Ma’ariv, 6:15pm For More InformationContact Rachelle Palley in the main office for more information about holidays at Olam Tikvah. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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