Rabbi Allyson Zacharoff will be leading our High Holiday Services this year. If you are planning on attending in person, you must register by September 30th for Rosh Hashannah and October 8th for Yom Kippur. Each CBH member can register at no additional cost. Non-CBH members can register for $95 for those older than 36, $36 for those between 19 and 36, and for no additional cost for those 18 and under. You can register here.

All of our services are available both in-person at CBH and on Zoom, unless otherwise noted. To attend the indoor events you must register above. Wearing a mask is optional. Please do not attend in-person if you are sick.

Children's programming for 2nd -5th graders will be provided on Rosh Hashannah Day 1 and  Yom Kippur Morning from 9:30-11 AM, and then the children will join everyone for the final part of services.

Doors open 30 minutes prior to each service.

Wednesday, October 2nd 
7:30 PM - Erev Rosh Hashannah
Thursday, October 3rd
9:30 AM - Rosh Hashannah Day 1
12 PM - Tashlich - In person only
Friday, October 4th
9:30 AM - Rosh Hashannah Day 2
Friday, October 11th 
7:30 PM - Kol Nidre / Erev Yom Kippur
Saturday, October 12th
9:30 AM - Yom Kippur Service  
1 PM - What is a Mitzvah discussion, in person only
2 PM - Al Chet against Racism discussion
4 PM - Minchah Service 
5 PM - Yizkor
5:30 PM - Neilah
After Havdallah, Community Break the Fast 

Children's Programming

Activities for 2nd-5th graders will be provided at CBH starting at 9:30 AM during Rosh Hashannah day 1 (Thursday, October 3rd) and Yom Kippur morning (Saturday, October 12th). If your child is planning on attending either of these programs, please register for High Holidays. 

Your 2nd-5th grader can be dropped off between 9:30 AM and 10 AM. Programming will be provided until 11 AM, at which point your child will join the congregation in the main service.

Please contact Emily Winter at [email protected] for more details about the family programming.

Yom Kippur Afternoon Programming

1:00 PM - 1:45 PM What does it take to do a mitzvah?

What is a mitzvah? Are we already doing any? Would we like to do more? For the coming year, would I / we like to commit to one or more? Negative mitzvot require willingness, intention, commitment, attention, and discipline. Positive mitzvot also require time, energy, and cooperation from others.

This is in person only

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM, Al Chet for the Sins of Racism

Download the handout here.

Come share a new approach to reciting the Al Chet as a community — our opportunity to bring Yom Kippur’s transformative spirit of atonement, healing and connection to the sins of racism that persists in our lives and in our systems. We will read and discuss an adaptation of the prayer as written by Yavilah McCoy, a renowned educator and a pioneer of the Jewish diversity and equity movement.

Some questions that are raised are: As we think of the most vulnerable among us, how will we seek forgiveness? How will we reach ahead with hope against discrimination and hate?   

We will be meeting at 2pm and the program will be accessible in person and on Zoom.

Download the handout here.

ZOOM Access

All of the services will be streamed on Zoom. You will not be able to show your video or unmute. You will be asked to register the first time you join the meeting.

In order to attend the service virtually, please go to Zoom with the following credentials:

Meeting ID: 827 7394 0983
Passcode: 964608

If you are attending virtually and are not a member, we recommend a donation of at least $18 per adult. You can make a donation below. 

Attending as a Non-Member

If you are not a CBH member, you are welcome to attend all of our services! The cost is $95 per non-member over 36, $36 per non-member between 19 and 36, and free 18 and under with an adult. Please register here. You will not be admitted if you do not register.

If this presents a hardship, or you have questions about joining CBH, please contact our Membership Chairs:
Lisa Tognola ([email protected]) and
 Cindy Slavin ([email protected])