10:30-12:15
Our regular Shabbat morning service is a contemporary Reform service led by one of our Rabbis, normally accompanied by our volunteer choir and the piano, with a combination of reading, chanting, song and reflection.
On most weeks there is also a parallel service, meeting the different needs of the community. Occasionally these services take place in our main Beit Tefillah.
9:15-10:15
What is your personal motivation for repentance this year? The sages argue that not all forms of repentance are created equal. For those of us motivated by fear, the impending punishment is the driving force. For those of us motivated by love, an orientation towards a life of good is the ultimate goal. According to Reish Lakish (Yoma 86b) this is true repentance which oHers us the chance to grow morally by transforming our sins into merits, consequently redeeming a part of ourselves that previously led us astray. This Shabbat Shuva, join Rabbi Hannah for your personal arraignment. Find out not what you plead, but why.