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February 05, 2012 12 Sh'vat 5772

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Peninsula Temple Sholom hosts a wide variety of services for the High Holy Days.

Click here to read Rabbi Feder's description of this year's services!

Click here to download the PDF guide to this year's services!

Erev Rosh Hashanah, Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011
6:30 PM: Family Service (ends approx. 7:45 PM)
7:30 PM: Evening Service (ends approx. 8:45 PM)

1st Day Rosh Hashanah, Thursday, Sept. 29
8:45 AM: HHD Tots 'n Torah (ends approx. 9:15 AM)
9:45 AM: Family Morning Service #1 (ends approx. 11:15 AM)
10:30 AM: Traditional Morning Service (ends approx. 1:15 PM)
11:45 AM: Family Morning Service #2 (ends approx. 1:15 PM)
11:45 AM: Teen Service
4:30 PM: Tashlich Service, Ryder Park, San Mateo

2nd Ray Rosh Hashanah, Friday, Sept. 30
10:30 AM: Morning Service

Erev Yom Kippur / Kol Nidre, Friday, Oct. 7
6:30 PM: Family Service (ends approx. 7:45 PM)
7:30 PM: Evening Service (ends approx. 8:45 PM)

Yom Kippur Morning, Saturday, Oct. 8
8:45 AM: HHD Tots 'n Torah (ends approx. 9:15 AM)
9:45 AM: Family Morning Service #1 (ends approx. 11:15 AM)
10:30 AM: Traditional Morning Service (ends approx. 1:15 PM)
11:45 AM: Family Morning Service #2 (ends approx. 1:15 PM)
11:45 AM: Teen Service

Yom Kippur Afternoon, Saturday, Oct. 8
1:15 PM: Discussion Group — see below
2:30 PM: Yiskor (Memorial) Service
3:30 PM: Afternoon Service
5:00 PM: Neilah and Havdallah Service

Important note: The morning service times listed above are changed from what's listed in the August PTS Bulletin.

Yom Kippur Discussion Group

Please join us for this panel discussion on Yom Kippur afternoon, Saturday, Oct. 8, 1:15 PM:

The Challenge of T'Shuvah: Asking and Granting Forgiveness

Yom Kippur means the Day of Atonement. Although we are certainly encouraged to request and grant forgiveness for missteps large and small throughout the year, this is the single day that our tradition sets aside to help us begin the New Year with a truly fresh start. But of course both admitting fault and asking forgiveness as well as setting aside feelings of hurt and anger are very difficult. Join a panel of fellow congregants Patti Anixter, Ida Gruber, Sam Karp, Scott Rodrick and Michelle Tandowsky as we discuss the challenges of forgiveness. In supporting one another through these challenges, may we this year find the strength to truly make the most of the Day of Atonement.

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