“The Workmen's Circle is my Jewish community because it allows me to express all the different aspects of my Jewish identity in one place. It’s where I act for change while being part of a larger, inter-generational community.”

Rooted in a Jewish commitment to social justice, we have created unique programs of readings, reflection, and singing for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Whatever your level of Jewish knowledge - however you might define your own spirituality - we invite you to join us.
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This year, we have daily member-created content throughout the Days of Awe. These offerings were designed by BWC members to support personal and communal reflection. Explore our Days of Awe calendar here for resources and events to inspire you each day.
To receive a daily email with these resources and inspiration sent straight to your inbox during the Days of Awe, sign-up here.
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The High Holidays are the most highly attended gatherings of the year at Boston Workers Circle. They inspire, uplift, and remind us of the power of community.
Observances take place on the morning of the first day of Rosh Hashanah and on the morning of Yom Kippur. Adults and children of all ages are welcome.
Look through past years ritual liturgy here.
Your High Holiday contribution sustains the community that makes these observances possible. Boston Workers 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.
Still need to join/renew your BWC membership for 2020-2021? Click here. Not sure if your membership is current? Email info@circleboston.org.
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