East End Temple Welcomes the Community to its High Holy Day Family Services
East End Temple is proud to host some of the best kid-friendly Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services in New York! The events are free of charge, joyful and a place where kids can be kids. Advanced registration is required for both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
East End Temple is the first Reform synagogue in Manhattan to switch entirely to a voluntary dues membership model, so that everyone seeking Jewish community can be welcomed as full members. It thrives through a unique combination of clergy vision and lay leadership and is one of the fastest growing progressive synagogues in the region.
East End Temple is based in Gramercy, but welcomes members from across New York City and beyond. Its religious school families find a sense of deep connection in a community that prioritizes friendship and Jewish values. For more information about the religious school, click here.
Young Family Services are designed for families with children ages 0-5; Family Services are designed for families with children ages 6-11. All Young Family and Family Services will be available in person and online.
ROSH HASHANAH
Tuesday, September 23
- Young Family (ages 0-5) service at 9 am (led by Tkiya) — registration required
- Grades Pre-K-8 program from 10:00am-1:00pm — registration required (must have an adult attending the congregational morning service)
- Family (ages 6-11) service at 2 pm (led by Rabbi Stanton and Cantor Brodsky) – registration required
YOM KIPPUR
Thursday, October 2
- Young Family (ages 0-5) service at 9 am (led by Tkiya) — registration required
- Grades Pre-K-8 program from 10:00am-1 pm — registration required (must have an adult attending the congregational morning service)
- Family (ages 6-11) service at 2 pm (led by Rabbi Stanton and Cantor Brodsky) – registration required
- Teen program (grades 9-12) from 2-3 pm (RSVP to Director of Congregational Learning Mindy Sherry, educator@
eastendtemple.org)
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