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Community | Holidays High Holidays 2010
Boston Workmen’s Circle’s High Holiday Secular Observances
Rooted in a Jewish commitment to social justice. Come together as a community for a program of readings, reflection, and singing.
Rosh Hashanah
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Readers Wanted for
High Holiday Observances
Each year we invite all interested participants to help lead our High Holiday observances by reading a section of the program out loud. Beginning in August, please contact Phil Brown if you are interested in being a reader:
617-354-6138 or phil_brown@brown.edu.
Children and adults are encouraged to step forward! |
Thursday, Sept. 9
10 am—noon
Potluck lunch immediately after (bring a dish to share)
Family High Holiday Service
A fun, meaningful observance designed for children under 10, accompanied by an adult
All ages welcome!
Thursday, Sept. 9
1:30 – 2:30 pm (immediately following
the Rosh Hashanah potluck)
Click here for more information.
Yom Kippur
Saturday, Sept. 18
10 am—noon
All observances take place at 474 Centre St. (Eliot Church), Newton Corner. Please note: arriving 15 minutes early is recommended.
Suggested donation (covers both events):
$75 per individual/$150 per family (WC members)
$95 per individual/$190 per family (non-members)
$20 young adults/$30 (non-members)
Advance payment/tickets not required, but recommended to avoid the crowds at the door. Call the office or send in a check to get your tickets in advance.
The High Holiday suggested donation is an important way to help sustain the community that makes these holiday observances possible. Workmen’s Circle depends on the support we receive at the holidays each year. At the same time, we are committed to making sure that all feel welcome at our observances. You are always welcome whatever you are able to pay.
Whatever your level of Jewish knowledge — however you might define your own spirituality — we invite you to join us!
Check back here for more information.
Contact Boston Workmen’s Circle
info@circleboston.org
617-566-6281
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