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Create Your Sacred Space Guide: Our tradition has referred to the home as the small sanctuary. Bring your creativity to turn wherever you join us in your home into your personal sanctuary.
Challah Recipe Card: Master the art of the bread braid or make it round for the New Year. May we rise, this year!
High Holy Day Schedule: Your handy go-to to find out what time services and classes start.
High Holiday Machzor (Prayer book): All you'll need for services is compiled into one prayerbook. Download and/or print a copy and use it for all CBH services.
High Holy Day Walk the Labyrinth Guide: Use this guide to find a labyrinth near you or stay at home with a finger labyrinth. You can use this “walking” meditation to focus on the questions most important to you these High Holy Days.
Self Guided Tashlich: Release the challenges and the misdeeds of the past year by tossing your crumbs in the closest body of water. Use the guide to lead you in this beloved ritual.
Hang 10 Playlists: Curated by 10 congregants and staff, we have created some unique lists of music to help you ready for the 10 Days of Repentance.
Blackout Poetry: Write your own High Holy Day poem using this simple yet elegant technique with these step-by-step instructions and Psalm 27. You can illustrate your poem, use it in your private prayers, read it as an intention, or share it with friends.
High Holiday Bingo Cards: A little learning, a little fun. Join the game and see if you can get Bingo!
Best Practices for Zoom: Make sure your technology is ready with this handy guide.
Yizkor Book: Linked you will find the names of those we are remembering. Note that we will hold Yizkor, on Saturday, September 26th at 7pm. There will also be a brief opportunity to say Yizkor prayers at Neilah.
How To Build a Sukkah: Rabbi Josh guides you through the ins and outs of building your own sukkah in this handy guide.

Sat, September 26 2020
8 Tishrei 5781

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