High Holidays 2020

You will need...

HiHoHome Kit: Shabbat Candles, honey sticks, honey cake, Mahzor, High Holiday booklet

From Home: matches and candlestick holders, apples, challah, kiddush cup with wine/grape juice, kippah

HiHoHome Kit: Mahzor and High Holiday booklet

From home: apples, challah, kiddush cup with juice/wine, kippah/tallit

We will gather in person at a location to be emailed to Members and Guests.  We will be socially-distancing but you will need to bring a mask for each person in your group.  You may want to bring a folding chair (if you are able) we will have some available.  If you want to participate in Tashlich please bring some bread to release into the river.

Weather Permitting -- in case of rain we will do this Sunday the 20th at 1:30-3PM

We will be socially-distancing and everyone needs a mask.  Come have a great time with Leemor and Hannah as we celebrate Rosh Hashanah together.

You will need...

HiHoHome Kit: Mahzor and High Holiday booklet, shofar

From home: challah, juice/wine, tallit/kippah, pencil/pen and some paper

You will need...

HiHoHome Kit: Shabbat candles, Mahzor, High Holiday booklet

From home: candle stick holders, matches, white clothes, comfortable non- leather shoes, tallit/kippah

We will be socially-distancing and everyone needs a mask. Come join Leemor and Hannah as we engage in Yom Kippur themed prayer, activities and games.

You will need...

HiHoHome Kit: Mahzor, High Holiday booklet, shofar

From home: white clothes, comfortable non-leather shoes, tallit/kippah

If you are joining us for Yizkor then you will need the Yizkor booklet - either from your box or available above as a pdf

Join Leemor for a Zoom experience - we'll play games, get into break-out rooms, and connect with each other around the themes of Yom Kippur

We will have the following zoom sessions:

12-1 PM Anti-Racism Project

Racism is an issue much in the news and on our minds these days following the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and too many other People of Color in the United States. Author and scholar Ibram X. Kendi says “The claim of ‘not racist’ neutrality is a mask for

racism.” On Yom Kippur we recite the Ashamnu in the plural, reflecting on our collective guilt and misdeeds. As part of this sacred day we invite you to look at the individual and communal elements of racism in America

In the spirit of the holy days: reflecting / taking stock of the past and making commitments to the future, please join us for a conversation based on these ideas to examine and share your thoughts on what racism means and how a journey toward anti-racism might look. We will provide short excerpts from Kendi’s book “How To Be An Anti-Racist” to help spark our conversation.

Also if you are interested in CBH’s Anti-Racism Project, contact Andrea Savage at andisavage@gmail.com

1 - 2 PM Meditation and Stretching

Tammy Resnikoff will lead you through a mid day seated stretch and reflective meditation to keep you in the holiday spirit.

 2 - 3 PM  The ABCs of CBH

Come find out how CBH really works

How you can get involved – join a committee, suggest an event

CBH is mostly a lay-run organization and we need your help, suggestions, and skills to make it better and stronger in the coming months and years.  So spend an hour with Katia and Leemor and come away with all sorts of ideas of things you can do to give back and be more engaged.

HiHoHome Kit: havdalah candle, shofar

From home: kiddush cup with wine /grape juice, matches, aluminum foil to wrap around the base of the candle so it doesn’t drip on you (or the floor), break-the-fast meal or at least a piece of challah or bagel