KI welcomes you to our campus and online for the High Holiday season! This year, we will all gather in the main Sanctuary for spirited Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services led by Rabbi Bill Hamilton, Hazzan Ariel Wyner, and a variety of lay leaders and participants from our broader KI community.
❓Questions: Email HHDTickets@CongKI.org
🖥️Zoom: Holiday services will stream on a continuous Zoom at CongKI.org/HolidayZoom.
🕯️Yizkor Book: Click here for our Yizkor Book. This Book of Remembrance has been lovingly donated by Harriet and Marshall Newman in memory of their parents, Abraham and Mina Newman and Dr. Alvin and Sylvia Collier.
↙️Directions: KI is located at 384 Harvard Street, Brookline. Here are directions.
🤱Childcare/Youth Services: Please contact Amalia Zeitlin at amalia@congki.org and we will do our best to accommodate your requests.
🕍Kol Nidre: Sunday, September 20🕍
6:15 PM Kol Nidre
6:26 PM Fast Begins
6:55 PM Rabbi Bill Hamilton’s Sermon
🕍Yom Kippur Day: Monday, September 21🕍
8:45 AM P’sukei D’Zimra
9:10 AM Shacharit
10:15 AM Torah Service
11:20 AM Rabbi Bill Hamilton’s Sermon
11:40 AM Yizkor followed by 12:30 Musaf
4:45 PM Discussion of I.L. Peretz’s “Neilah in Gehenna” with Bruce Weinstock in the KI Library
5:15 PM Mincha
As an alternative to services, join Professor Charles Weiss in the KI Library for “Jonah: An Ethical Fable.” After a historical and literary drash, Professor Weiss will chant the Book of Jonah in Hebrew and English, followed by a group discussion.
6:15 PM Neilah
7:12 PM Ma’ariv
7:20 PM Havdallah
7:28 PM Shofar
🕍Break Fast🕍
Please join us for a festive Community Break Fast in the Atrium immediately following services, sponsored by Onir & Jeffrey Spiegel
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