High Holy Days

Selichot            Rosh Hashanah           Yom Kippur

Our High Holy Day services are participatory, warm, and meaningful, enhanced by music. Our dedicated volunteer Adult Choir sings at all services except for children's services.

At most services, we use Mishkan HaNefesh, the Reform movement's current High Holy Day prayer book, also known as a machzor. You are not required to bring your own copies of prayer books as they are provided at services. For children’s services, we use the machzor, Gates of Repentance for Young People, available for purchase.s

Tickets are required to attend Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur services at Temple Har Zion. Members are entitled to tickets as a benefit of their membership. A limited number of non-member tickets are available for purchase to ensure that we have sufficient seating for all attendees, as well as for security reasons. 

If you are considering becoming a member but not yet ready to commit, we are pleased to offer a special membership opportunity. After you have purchased your High Holy Day tickets and experienced the joy of services at Temple Har Zion, we will apply the cost of your tickets to your first year of membership at Temple Har Zion, provided you join on or before December 31 of this year. 

If you are a member of an out-of-town URJ-affiliated synagogue and would like to join us for High Holy Days, please contact the Temple office.