CBH High Holiday Central 2022

We call Rosh Hashanah Yom haDin, “the day of judgement.”  But as we usher in a new year, our liturgy also teaches us to say Ha-yom harat olam.  “Today the world is born.”  This moment holds a possibility of rebirth, renewal, revival.

And not a minute too soon.  The past few years have been, in a word, exhausting.  We’ve been plagued by depression and despair — not to mention a literal plague.

That’s why we’ve chosen as the theme for our high holidays this year Insist on Hope.  To acknowledge pain and brokenness — and to look toward the future anyway — is an essential spiritual practice, and one which will be essential to our well-being in the months and years to come.

“Hope is a muscle,” writes Krista Tippett.  This time of year gives us an opportunity to remember we have that muscle — Baruch haShem! — and this community gives us the opportunity to flex it.  

After all, CBH was a community created, against the odds, by people who refused to give in to despair.  We are the right people, at the right time, to teach the power of hope to the world.

                                                                                                                                                                                   — Rabbi Mike

Give to the 2022 CBH High Holiday Appeal Here

• Click here to register for Rosh Hashanah Services
• Click here to register for Yom Kippur Services
• Click here to register your children for Childcare

• Download the High Holiday Mahzor Here
• Yizkor Book Submission Form
• Al Chet Submissions - How Have You Missed the Mark?
• Sign up to Volunteer at High  Holiday Services
• Sign up to contribute food for Erev Rosh Hashanah and Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Onegs 
• Sign up to contribute food to the Yom Kippur Break the Fast