11:30 AM
Camp Chickami & Livestream
*Rain location- Sanctuary
9:00 AM
Sanctuary & Livestream
2:30 PM
Camp Chickami & Livestream
*Rain location- Sanctuary
4:30 PM
Sanctuary & Livestream
5:15 PM (approx.)
Sanctuary & Livestream
6:00 PM
Sanctuary & Livestream
All afternoon programs are available via Zoom, in person or on Livestream at TST
Members can attend one to three sessions. Each hour features a choice of two sessions. Please register for what you expect you will attend.
1:30 PM – 2:20 PM
Expand and deepen your spiritual experience of this sacred holiday through a gentle movement practice. Mindful Movement is offered as a pathway to encounter and embody the holiness of Yom Kippur. Through careful attention to the breath and body, return (t’shuvah) to your truest and best self. All are welcome.
2:30 PM – 3:20 PM
Yom Kippur is a time for reflection and renewed commitment to change for the better. The study and practice of Mussar can help you determine where you will focus your efforts and provide a roadmap for your journey. People of all experience levels are welcome. Please have paper and pen available.
2:30 PM – 3:20 PM
Join Rabbi Lisa on Yom Kippur afternoon for a discussion of The Sunflower by Simon Wiesenthal. We will explore the meaning of repentance (teshuvah), forgiveness, and moral responsibility. Through this powerful story and Jewish sources, we will examine the nature of genuine repentance in Jewish tradition, the limits of forgiveness, and how Yom Kippur invites us to reflect on accountability, justice, and reconciliation.
We encourage you to peruse The Sunflower before Yom Kippur afternoon; however, no advance reading is required. The book is available at local libraries and through bookstores. Any edition is fine: Wiesenthal, S. (1998). The Sunflower: On the possibilities and limits of forgiveness. Schocken Books.
3:30 PM – 4:20 PM
Using a combination of meditation, niggunim, breathing exercises, etc. we will explore themes such as compassion, forgiveness, relationship with self, others and G-d, letting go and looking ahead. No experience necessary, all are welcome!
3:30 PM – 4:20 PM
This is becoming an annual tradition, as Rabbi Blumberg and Rabbi Danny share a conversation about the pressing issues affecting Judaism and our world.
