Yom Kippur Reflection by Scott and Rose Gelfand
Scott: Good morning everyone and happy New Year. I am deeply honored to be here, along with my daughter Rose, and also eternally grateful to Kehilla for creating a sanctuary […]
Rosh Hashanah Sermon by Rabbi Avi Rose
During the past year, I along with all of us, have been immersed in images of people fleeing, escaping war and persecution, crowding into barely habitable places where they aren’t […]
Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur Service Tickets
Tickets are available for all services and can be purchased at the door. The cost for both Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur services is $180 total for the two services. […]
Service leaders High Holy Days 2016/5777
Erev Rosh Hashanah Rabbi Dev leads service and gives the sermon Rabbi Burt leads a meditation Rosh Hashanah Morning: Howard Hamburger leads Avi Rose gives sermon Rabbi David leads […]
High Holy Days Sermons 5776/2015
Our High Holy Day Sermons are now available to read online: Erev Rosh Hashanah Sermon by Rabbi Dev Noily: Standing Together, Right Smack in the Middle of the Torah Rosh Hashanah […]
Kehilla High Holy Days Family & Child Offerings
Family Services This year we’re offering two special services that are geared toward school-age kids, and that offer a path of spiritual practice for people of all ages. Our Rosh […]
Niggun Contemplation by Rabbi Burt Jacobson (High Holydays 2013/5774)
Good evening and L’shanah tova . . . This High Holy Day season we’ve been emphasizing the notion of teshuvah, the process of personal change and transformation. But teshuvah is […]
A Sermon for High Holydays by Rabbi Burt Jacobson (5774/2013)
The Ba’al Shem’s Teshuvah As you probably know, the Hebrew concept of teshuvah has to do with personal and communal change and transformation. This afternoon I’d like to […]
A Sermon for Kol Nidre by Rabbi David J. Cooper (High Holydays 5774/2013)
Tzedakah, Right Conduct, and the Face of the Other Unetaneh Tokef, a prayer only said on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur morning is a really scary prayer. I remember almost […]
“Embracing Uncertainty: A Sermon for Kol Nidrey Night” by Rabbi David J. Cooper
The energy of attempt is greater than the surety of stasis Mary Oliver In late June, I was in New York and I had my first opportunity to go […]