High Holy Day Resources

For Yom Kippur

• Meditation Before Yom Kippur for One Who Cannot Fast
• Yom Kippur Morning Service, Torah and Haftarah Readings
• Yom Kippur Afternoon Service, Torah and Haftarah Readings
• Yom Kippur Children's Service handout
• Yom Kippur Afternoon Session - The Akedah from the Perspective of the Knife: Handout 1 and Handout 2
• Yom Kippur Afternoon Session - The Sound of Silence: The Akedah from the Perspective of Sarah handout
• Yom Kippur Afternoon Session - Climate Discussion handout
• Concluding Yom Kippur Neilah Reflection by Rabbi Deborah Bronstein
• Resources from ReformJudaism.org including family activities and learning resources about the Day of Atonement. 
• Big Daddy Bagels has Break-the-Fast packages. Call Rebecca at 303-870-9699.

For Rosh Hashanah

• A Rosh Hashanah “Seder” — a feast for justice — inspired by the tradition of Jews from Spain, North Africa, the Middle East and other lands to bless and eat a series of foods that symbolize our hopes for joy, strength and justice in the year ahead. From American Jewish World Service, a premier social justice organization.

• If you missed our Rosh HaShanah Outdoor Ritual, contact Alan Halpern for more information. The Ritual explores the themes of Rosh HaShanah in relation to nature and includes readings, links to music, a Torah study mixing the stories of Creation and the Binding of Isaac with passages from Harry Potter.
  Created specifically for Har HaShem, our members and those who choose to celebrate with us.

• An independent Tashlich created by Rabbi Greene. Print and carry with you.

• A Tashlich meditation to download and take to the waterside. Created by Yoga for Kids, but not only for kids, this podcast leads you through meditation and song to reflect and start a new year.

• Resources from ReformJudaism including family activities, recipes, and resources for learning and reflecting. 

• Rosh Hashanah Torah Reading texts, Day One, Morning

• Rosh Hashanah Torah Reading texts, Day Two, Morning 

• How to Turn Your Home into a Sanctuary

• Purchase a poster top help turnyour home into a sanctuary, 
  Rabbi Elyse Goldstein’s  background poster, saying, “May this space be a sanctuary.” 

• How to Have a Meaningful Rosh Hashanah When You’re Alone, a college student's blog post on Alma.

• Still Small Voice, featuring conversations between Abigail Pogrebin and thinkers, scholars and rabbis exploring ways to translate God— not academically, but practically. Every day.  From The Forward

Music

• Heal Us Now - Holli Berman, Cantorial Soloist, with Kol Sasson Choir
• We Return - Holli Berman, Cantorial Soloist, with Kol Sasson Choir
• Avinu Malkeinu - Holli Berman, Cantorial Soloist
• Rosh HaShanah playlist from the Union for Reform Judaism
  Not your parents' synagogue choir. On Spotify.
• A Tashlich Playlist, on Spotify