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Throughout the High Holidays, we hear a lot about God as a king or all-powerful ruler. If that judgy man-in-the-sky concept gives you the ick, with Rabbi Jenna, dive deep …
What It Takes: Making the High Holidays Meaningful Read More »
We all know the High Holidays are coming. Yet somehow, the deep spiritual work feels like something we consistently forget to schedule until it’s right around the corner. In this …
Unprepared Together: A High Holiday Reading Series for Ages 35-50 Read More »
If you are reading this and it is not Opposite Day, then we are definitely having Opposite Day Shabbat. But if you are reading this on Opposite Day, then it’s actually Not …
Come sing, hear the shofar, do holiday crafts, and eat apples and honey with Rabbi Hannah and Laurie Solnik! Bring blankets, chairs, friends, and family. Recommended for little kids and …
Join us for multiple Shabbatot in Elul as we gather around the table to sing and learn together in advance of the High Holy Day season. Enter the High Holy Days uplifted, …
Deep dive into vidui (the confessional prayer), personal reflections. Elul - the Hebrew month before Rosh HaShanah - is a time for spiritual preparation. We are meant to begin …
Jewish mystics retreated into nature as a way to experience a more profound sense of intention and attention to their lives. We’ll be guided on our hikes by our very …
Join Rodef 2100 for an informal dinner before Erev Rosh Hashanah Services on Monday, September 22 at 6:00PM. Details: We will be meeting at Upside on Moore in Rosslyn, get …
oin us for a Young Professionals Rosh Hashanah Brisket Dinner! Celebrate the new year with delicious food, great company, and festive vibes. No affiliation or prior experience necessary. Here’s …
Unwind with a Rosh Hashanah-themed paint-by-numbers night filled with 🍎 light bites, 🍯 sweet intentions, and 🎶 good vibes for the New Year. No experience needed—just bring your neshama 🕊️ …
We'll be gathering together for tashlich (i.e. casting away), a cathartic tradition for the Jewish New Year in which we toss pieces of old bread (or pebbles, leaves, sticks, etc.) into a …
