Selichot is our portal into the Days of Awe and the process of teshuva, of turning inward with love and curiosity to face ourselves with clarity and truth. Selichot, as a practice, asks us to deepen our understanding of asking for and offering forgiveness. Before we enter the great time of Rosh Hashanah, we gather in the intimate circle of Selichot to begin the tender and life-giving practice of looking deeply and clearly at our lives. Join Rabbi Dev Noily, Fresh ‘Lev’ White, Avi Rose, Hazzan Shulamit Wise Fairman, Julie Nesnansky, Beth Dickinson, and Debbie Fier, and more of our Bima Team, for song, prayer, and teachings to get us on our way.
If you’re joining us by Zoom, you may want to bring these items: Havdalah candle, spices, wine or grape juice; a piece of white string or yarn (or cooking twine or dental floss).
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