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High Holiday Service Registration

While our services are free and open to all, we do require those who attend to pre-register. Please fill out the forms for both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur to let us know you will be coming. You must register for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur separately; you will not automatically be registered for both. See the two separate RH & YK registrations below!

Please be sure to bring a photo ID.

All who attend services are required to have a signed Brit Briyut on file. Additionally, please make sure you are familiar with our Health and Wellbeing Protocols, including our 2022 High Holiday policy, which details our mask wearing policy.

*The following services will be streamed on Zoom.

High Holiday Schedule 5783/2022

Sunday, September 25, 2022

8:00 pm *Erev Rosh Hashanah| Zoom Here

Monday, September 26, 2022

10:00 am * Rosh Hashanah Morning Service| Zoom Here
10:15 am Children's Service (Ages 3-5)
11:15 am Children's Service (Ages 6-7)
12:15 pm Children's Service (Ages 8-10)
2:30 pm Tashlich at W.D. Thomson Park

Tuesday, September 27, 2022

10:00 am *Rosh Hashanah Chant Service| Zoom Here

Tuesday, October 4, 2022

8:00 pm *Kol Nidre| Zoom Here

Wednesday, October 5, 2022

10:00 am *Yom Kippur Morning Service| Zoom Here
10:15 am Children's Service (Ages 3-5)
11:15 am Children's Service (Ages 6-7)
12:15 pm Children's Service (Ages 8-10)
1:45 pm Walking Meditation in the Labyrinth
2:15 pm Tai Chi
2:15 pm *Jewish Perspectives on Voting Rights and Reproductive Health and Justice| Zoom Here
4:30 pm *Yizkor Memorial Service| Zoom Here
5:45 pm *Ne'ilah| Zoom Here
7:15 pm Break the Fast

All services will be held at St Bartholomew’s, 1790 Lavista Rd, Atlanta, GA, unless otherwise noted.
*Each of these offerings will be streamed on Zoom.

We are no longer accepting online registration for Rosh Hashanah Services. If you wish to attend, you may register onsite with a valid photo ID.

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Register for Yom Kippur Services

* First Name:

* Last Name:

* Email:

* Names of all ADDITIONAL people in your party attending services:

Use the section below to register for services in person

Number of People Attending Kol Nidre on 10/4

Number of People Attending Yom Kippur Morning Service on 10/5

Number of People Attending Children's Services (Ages 3-5) on 10/5

Number of People Attending Children's Services (Ages 6-7) on 10/5

Number of People Attending Children's Services (Ages 8-10) on 10/5

Number of People Attending Walking Meditation in the Labyrinth on 10/5

Number of People Attending Tai Chi on 10/5

Number of People Attending Jewish Perspectives on Voting Rights and Reproductive Health and Justice on 10/5

Number of People Attending Yizkor Memorial Service on 10/5

Number of People Attending Ne'ilah on 10/5

Number of People Attending Break the Fast on 10/5

Use the section below to register for services on Zoom

Number of People Attending on Zoom:

Out of care for the many members of our community who are at higher risk for getting very sick from COVID, we are asking those in the pews to mask at a Medium level of transmission or higher.

Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with CBH's Heath and Wellbeing Protocols, found here.

* All members of my party have digitally signed the CBH Brit Briyut, indicating that they are fully vaccinated and agree to current CBH health protocols.

Everyone who attends in person events at CBH is required to have a digitally signed copy of CBH's Brit Briyut on file. If you, or any member of your party, have not completed the Brit Briyut, please do so here.

High Holiday Appeal:

Suggested donation of $360 per person. Any gift you can offer is deeply appreciated.

By attending services in person at Congregation Bet Haverim, you are agreeing to the possibility of having your image occasionally streamed on both Zoom and/or YouTube.

Tue, September 27 2022
2 Tishrei 5783

CBH Mission

Inspired by the chutzpah of our founders, CBH’s mission is to promote a bold and expansive Jewish identity and culture emphasizing inclusivity, creativity, spirituality and social justice as we uphold our commitment to serve the LGBTQ and allied community.