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Events @ PSJC
Welcome to the PSJC Events Page! Here you can find a listing of all of the classes, religious services, social and special events that are coming up at PSJC.
Events @ PSJC
Welcome to the PSJC Events Page! Here you can find a listing of all of the classes, religious services, social and special events that are coming up at PSJC.
HIGH HOLY DAY SEASON IS UPON US! CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS ON CELEBRATING WITH PSJC!
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Community Selichot ~ September 5th
Rosh Hashanah ~ September 11th - 13th
Yom Kippur ~ September 20th - 21st
Sukkot ~ Begins September 25th
During this sacred season, we gather for meaningful services led by Rabbi Carie Carter, Rabbi Hayley Goldstein, Cantor Judy Ribnick, the Avodah Committee, Aileen Heiman and Amie Morrison, and members of the PSJC community. These days offer us the opportunity for reflection, renewal, and connection, as we journey together through this deeply spiritual time. We look forward to celebrating with you and joining together to say, "Hinenu: We are here."
FAQs
Do I need a ticket?
PSJC welcomes all to join us throughout the High Holy Day season, but we ask that you register in advance for security and administrative reasons.
We offer a variety of ticket options including a FREE Community Kol Nidre Services, Youth and Family Services, and Pay-What-You-Are-Able passes for the main sanctuary. We ask that when possible you support the rising costs of our services by purchasing tickets and donating. You can find out more information and register via the link above or HERE.
I am a member of PSJC. Where is my ticket?
Tickets for all PSJC members, including their children under age 23, will be available at the Welcome Tent, organized by household under the last name of the primary member on the account.
Do I need to bring my ticket for each service?
It is helpful for our greeters and security for everyone to have your ticket with you. If you forget yours at home, please check in upon arrival.
I am a member of another congregation. Do you offer reciprocity?
PSJC offers reciprocity for High Holy Day services for members of other congregations that also offer a reciprocal agreement. Please fill out the main registration form and select reciprocity as your ticket type. You will need to upload proof of membership and reciprocity or email it to office@psjc.org. Often this is as simple as an email from your home congregation administrator.
Who will be leading services?
Rabbi Carie Carter, Senior Rabbi: Rabbi Carter joined PSJC in 2000 and is committed to building an inclusive Jewish community in which exploration and creativity are encouraged and where the dignity of every human being is honored and celebrated.
Rabbi Hayley Goldstein, Associate Rabbi: Hayley Goldstein, received smicha from the Rabbinical School of Hebrew College in Newton, MA. She is fiercely dedicated to creating Jewish spiritual and educational environments that are empowering, inclusive, and allow room for play.
Cantor Judy Ribnick: PSJC Cantor Ribnick has served as High Holiday and monthly Sabbath cantor at PSJC for 34 years. She is deeply immersed in synagogue music and Jewish communal life, and is honored to be part of the PSJC community.
Aileen Heiman, Director of Education and Engagement: Aileen loves helping PSJC students and families find new ways to connect with the joy of Jewish traditions to bring in a sweet new year and create meaningful Jewish experiences and memories.
Avodah Committee & Members: The Avodah Committee, chaired by Eli Wolfhagen, works closely with Rabbi Carter and other clergy to recommend ritual practices. They also coordinate a team of dozens of PSJC members who assist in leading our services, reading Torah, and participating in a variety of ways.
Amie Morrison: Amie has been leading youth and family High Holy Day services in the PSJC tent for over thirteen years! She loves bringing music and the sounds of the new year to life for PSJC families and guests.
Do you have services for young children?
PSJC offers a variety of services for youth and family throughout the holidays and the rest of the year, open to members and non-members alike.
Do you offer babysitting?
PSJC is currently unable to offer drop-off childcare for the 5787 holiday season. Children are welcome to attend all of our services. We ask that during solemn moments of the holy days, such as Kol Nidre and Yizkor, you consider the best environment for your child. Our playroom in the downstairs sanctuary area will remain open (with the exception of during Kol Nidre on the evening of September 20th) for families to supervise their children.
The education office will be provided to anyone who needs a space to nurse or pump throughout the holy days. It is located downstairs, across from the bathrooms. If the room is locked, please just ask a staff member for access. During Yom Kippur, snacks and beverages will be available in that space for those unable to fast.
Download the PSJC High Holy Days Songbook
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