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High Holy Days
Rosh HaShanah September 28-30, 2011
Yom Kippur October 7-8, 2011
Come and join the Beyt Tikkun Community for a spiritually deep High Holy Day experience. Services will be under the direction of Rabbi Michael Lerner.
Our services are like our shul, traditional in most of the format and melodies, with lots of Hebrew prayer, singing and dancing, with many innovative English translations and commentaries, with time for inner work so that the whole thing doesn’t feel like a performance or a stage show. Our emphasis on being spiritually alive and experiencing the transformative power of these special days.
Our High Holiday services are also a celebration of life—with music, dancing, and schmoozing. We invite you to come and to bring your family and your friends. Many people who are not Jewish come to our services and are made to feel welcome there. Schedule: Click here for service schedule.
Children: Children under 16 are admitted at no cost. Free childcare will be available during the day-time services.
There will be special services for children on the first day of Rosh HaShanah and on Yom Kippur. These services will begin at 11:00 am and will be led by Robin Mendelson, award-winning early-child educator of Judaism.
Location of Services: All services except the 2nd day of Rosh HaShanah will be in Berkeley at the Pacific School of Religion.The 2nd day of Rosh HaShanah will be at the Rabbi's house in Berkeley.Click here for directions and more information.
Prices:Ticket prices are on a sliding scale based on income. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Click here to view a ticket price chart and information on how to request a discount.
Registration:
Online and phone ticket sales are closed. There are still seats so please come to the door!
Membership: Click here for membership registration form which you can mail in or Click here to become a member of the Beyt Tikkun Synagogue with our on-line enrollment system. Members come to all High Holy Days services for free.