Yamim Ha-Noraim…the Days of Awe at Falmouth Jewish Congregation - 2021 / 5782
Our High Holy Day worship experiences will be conducted with limited in-person seating (members only) and a live-stream broadcast.
Here are instructions on how to view our High Holy Day services online or, where available, on your local cable television station.
Online: to view these services in real-time, from any location, on a computer or tablet, click on this link, per the schedule below:
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Erev Rosh Hashanah (Monday, Sept. 6) 7:30 PM (EST)
Rosh Hashanah morning (Tuesday, Sept. 7) 9:30 AM (EST)
Kol Nidre (Tuesday, Sept. 15) 7:30 PM (EST)
Yom Kippur morning (Wednesday, Sept. 16) 9:30 AM (EST)
Yom Kippur Conclusion [includes Yizkor & Ne’eila] 4:30 PM (EST)
Local community cable television stations serving the following towns:
Falmouth (Comcast Channel 13)
While we have planned a fulfilling worship experience that is not dependent upon your having a prayer-book in hand, online “flipbooks” for Rosh HaShanah and for Yom Kippur are available for free as pdfs at these sites;
Rosh Hashanah: ccar.co/mhn-rh
Yom Kippur: ccar.co/mhn-yk
Instructions on how to use a “flipbook” are found here: https://www.ccarnet.org/publications/how-to-use-flip-books/
If you plan to use the flipbook, we advise you to read the instructions and give it a “test drive” before the holy days arrive.
You are welcome to share this information with family and friends! We encourage you to consider "setting the mood" to experience these services by dressing for the occasion, placing your computer or television in a sitting conducive to reflection and engagement with the words and music of these holy days, and gracing your gathering space with fresh flowers.