High Holidays Services 2021

Chabad Lubavitch of Delaware County
Chabad; Delaware County
Rabbi Tzvi Altein
610-353-3835
rabbi@jewishdelco.org
9:30 a.m., approximately 3 hours
In person only; we will follow CDC guidance for a safe service
Warm, welcoming, English/Hebrew service. You will feel a part of what’s going on, as you never have before!
Free to all

Congregation Ohev Shalom
Conservative; Delaware County
Rabbi Jeremy Gerber & Rabbi Kelilah Miller
610-874-1465
Holidays@ohev.net
9:00, approximately 4 hours
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
Registration and masks are required for in-person services regardless of vaccination status. Please register at https://www.ohev.net/form/guest-registration-for-holidays1.html Complete our registration form to access Zoom information or to register to come in person.
Ohev Shalom is an inclusive, egalitarian Conservative congregation
Donations appreciated

Temple Adath Israel of the Main Line
Conservative; Main Line
Rabbi Eric Yanoff, Rabbi Andrew Markowitz, Cantor Lizzie Shammash
610-934-1903
info@adathisrael.org
10:45 a.m., approximately 2 hours
Multi-access: both virtual and in person. Visit www.adathisrael.org/livestream
Choices of:

1. Classic Cantor and Choir Sanctuary Service. Prayers will be chanted by our cantor, with the choir. One of our rabbis will deliver the sermon and facilitate the service.
2. Rabbi-Led Mishkan Service. Prayers will be chanted by a rabbi with participation opportunities in the most singable melodies of our High Holiday liturgy. One of our rabbis will deliver the sermon.
   Donations strongly suggested or required

Congregation Beth Israel Media
Reconstructionist; Delaware County
Rabbi Linda Potemken & Rabbi Nathan Martin
302-373-3158
info@bethisraelmedia.org
10:00 a.m., approximately 2 hours
Virtual only. Contact us at info@bethisraelmedia.org by Thursday, August 31 to identify yourself and let us know you’d like to get Zoom access information.
For information about tickets see https://www.bethisraelmedia.org/form/hhd-tickets
Donations appreciated

Bensalem Jewish Outreach Center
Orthodox; Bucks County
Rabbi Moshe Travitsky
215-752-5032
shlomo@bensalemoutreach.org
8:00 a.m., more than 4 hours
In person only please email or call
The Bensalem Jewish Outreach Center is a multi-faceted organization committed to connecting Jews of all affiliations to their heritage. All are welcome to enjoy and experience the holidays and services.
Free to all

Bensalem Jewish Outreach Center
Orthodox; Bucks County
Rabbi Shlomo Ko
267-225 -7003
shlomo@bensalemoutreach.org
2:00 p.m., approximately 1 hour
In person only; please call or email to reserve
Bensalem Jewish Outreach offers a 1 hour free explanatory service in English. This service is inspiring, meaningful, and convenient.
Free to all

Congregation B’nai Jacob
Conservative; Chester County
Rabbi Jeff Sultar & Cantor Marc Newman
610-933-5550
admin@congbj.org
10:30 a.m., approximately 2 hours
Virtual only; contact admin@congbj.org
Donations strongly suggested or required

Kesher Israel Congregation of Chester County
Conservative, Independent; Chester County
Rabbi Shelley Goldman, Cantor Richard Lawrence
610-696-7210
shalom@kesher-israel.org
9:00 a.m., approximately 3 hours
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
We’d love to have you join us! Tickets for this and all High Holy Day services can be purchased by contacting us at Shalom@kesher-israel.org
Donations strongly suggested or required

Lubavitch of Yardley
Chabad; Bucks County
All Denominations are welcome
Rabbi Zalman Blecher
215-666-0698
rabbi@jewishyardley.com
8:00 a.m., approximately 4 hours
In person only
Donations appreciated

Kol Tzedek
Reconstructionist; West Philadelphia
Rabbi Michelle Greenfield
267-702-6187 info@kol-tzedek.org
10:00 a.m., approximately 4 hours
Virtual only
Everyone is welcome at Kol Tzedek Rosh Hashanah services. For registration to receive access to links and locations, further accessibility info, and full details, please visit https://www.kol-tzedek.org/high-holidays.html. Our services are joyful and participatory, weaving traditional liturgy, poetry and contemporary reflections. We use a Reconstructionist High Holiday Machzor with full english transliteration. Through Zoom technology you are invited to harmonize, listen and connect. We will make our way through psalms, shacharit, a traditional Torah service, followed by Mussaf, leaning on our ancient liturgy to carry us into the new year with hope.
Donations strongly suggested or required

Temple Sholom in Broomall
Reform; Delaware County
Rabbi Peter Rigler and Cantor Jamie Marx
610-356-5165
info@temple-sholom.org
10:30 a.m., approximately 2 hours
Virtual only, www.temple-sholom.org/webcast OR our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/TempleSholomInBroomall
Temple Sholom is a Reform congregation dedicated to promoting the fundamental and enduring principles of Judaism and ensuring the continuity of the Jewish people through practices of inclusiveness, openness and individual autonomy. In carrying out our mission, we reflect the tenets of Reform Judaism as we seek to provide a warm, welcoming, and inclusive environment for our diverse Temple family. We hope you join us for our Rosh Hashanah Morning service virtually. The service will be about an hour and a half. This particular service is our adult service; we offer two family services at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Donations appreciated

Beth Chaim Reform Congregation
Reform; Chester County
Rabbi Michelle Pearlman
610-640-2147
administrator@bethchaim.net
10:00 a.m., approximately 1 hour
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
www.bethchaim.net
We are offering High Holidays your way! Depending on your comfort level, you can participate in-person outside, in-person in our Sanctuary, virtually via Zoom or livestream. Please visit www.bethchaim.net to see all our high holiday offerings this year.
Donations appreciated

Congregation Kesher Israel
Conservative; Center City
Rabbi Mitchell Romirowsky and Cantor Adam Gilbert
215-922-1776
storminnorman246@gmail.com
9:00 a.m., approximately 3 hours
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
Please call 215-922-1776
No assigned seating in person. Live-streamed available to members only.
Donations strongly suggested or required

Congregation Beth Am Israel
Conservative; Main Line
Rabbi David Ackerman and Hazzan Harold Messinger
610-667-1651
executivedirector@bethamisrael.org
9:15 a.m., approximately 1 hour and 9:45 a.m., approximately 3 hours
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
Registration deadline: by August 20, for online and for in-person attendance.
https://www.bethamisrael.org/yamim-noraim-days-of-awe-5782/
Free to all

Congregation Or Shalom
Conservative; Chester County
Rabbi Kami Knapp Schechter
610-644-9086
office@orshalom.com
9:00 a.m., approximately 3 hours
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
Hybrid services for members and those who make arrangements prior to Labor Day. Please contact the office to RSVP and make the suggested donation. Zoom info will be provided upon RSVP.
Donations strongly suggested or required

Chabad Lubavitch Chester County
Chabad; Chester County
Rabbi Yossi Kaplan
610-710-5885
rabbiykaplan@gmail.com
10:00 a.m., approximately 3 hours
In person only Services will be held outdoors in a tent at Chabad Jewish Center. At Chabad, no prior knowledge is necessary to experience our inspiring and meaningful High Holiday services to the full. Be an active participant as we pray from Hebrew-English prayer books, sing, and talk about the meaning of the age old words.
Free to all

Congregation Leyv Ha-Ir~Heart of the City
Reconstructionist; Center City
Rabbi Julie Greenberg, Cantorial Soloist Rena Branson
215-514-7329
info@leyvhair.org
10:00 a.m., approximately 1 hour
Virtual only
Contact Leyv Ha-Ir at info@leyvhair.org or 215-629-1995 to request the Zoom information. We invite you to join us for Rosh Hashanah Services, which will be conducted this year online via Zoom. Services will be conducted by Rabbi Julie Greenberg with Cantorial Soloist Rena Branson. The morning service will be approximately 1.5 hours. There will be a Torah service at 3:00 PM for approximately 1.5 hours.
Donations strongly suggested or required

Beth Sholom Congregation
Conservative; Old York Road
Rabbi David Glanzberg Krainin and Cantor Jacob Agar
215-887-1342
ssalsman@bethsholomcongregation.org
3:30 p.m., approximately 1 hour, and 5:00 p.m., approximately 1 hour
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
contact ssalsman@bethsholomcongregation.org
www.bethsholomcongregation.org
3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.: Family Service (K-7) followed by Tashlich (all ages)
5:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.: CSWB Alternative Spiritual Experience
Free to all

Mekor Habracha/Center City Synagogue
Orthodox; Center City
Rabbi Eliezer Hirsch
215-525-4246
mekorhabracha@gmail.com
9:00 a.m.; approximately 2 hours
We will hold High Holiday services both at shul and outdoors, at a location TBA several blocks from the shul.
To register: Reservations are required for each High Holiday service, and registration is not complete until payment is received. To reserve, use the links in our website schedule of services, or email mekorhabracha@gmail.com.
Schedule of High Holiday Services: The entire schedule of indoor & outdoor services, information about non-member rates, and details about how to become a Mekor member may be found on this page of our website: https://www.mekorhabracha.org/mekor-high-holiday-information.html or email us at mekorhabracha@gmail.com
Cost: Members (5782 year) attend free of charge; visit our website for rates for members’ family guests & non-members.

Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid
Conservative; Delaware County
Rabbi Janine Jankovitz & Cantor Steven Friedenrich
610-356-8700
Office@cbent.org
9:00 a.m., approximately 2 hours
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
All are welcome to our services. Please contact our office if you would like to join our High Holiday Celebration.
Donations strongly suggested or required

Old York Road Temple-Beth Am
Reform; Old York Road
Rabbi Robert Leib, Rabbi Shoshanah Tornberg, Cantor Elena Zarkh
215-886-8000
sturetsky@oyrtbetham.org
10:00 a.m., approximately 1 hour
Multi-access: both virtual and in person
In person services are limited to members only. Members over the age of 2 must properly wear a mask and adults must provide proof of being fully vaccinated. Members will be asked to show vaccination cards when they check in or are able to send a copy in advance.
Join our Livestream from the Beth Am website: https://www.oyrtbetham.org/
We will honor all essential medical workers with a group Aliyah.
Free to all

Or Hadash
Reconstructionist; Buxmont
Rabbi Alanna Sklover
215-283-0276
office@orhadash.com
10:00 a.m., approximately 3 hours
Can be accessed from zoom and from YouTube
Donations appreciated