Please join us for 5787/2026 High Holy Day Services at Congregation Beit Simcha

All services @ 12111 N. La Cholla led by Rabbi Samuel M. Cohon & our Beit Simcha Musicians (and available for members and registrants on Facebook as well). Rabbi Samuel Cohon will be assisted at evening services by Cantorial Soloist Marjorie Hochberg, and throughout the High Holy Days by Rabbi Baruch J. Cohon and Rabbi Sandy Seltzer. Members in good standing receive complimentary admission e-cards. Guests can register at this link. High Holy Day Machzors (prayerbooks) provided for everyone in attendance.

Yamim Nora’im High Holy Days 5787 Schedule

Selichot, Gateway to the High Holy Days, Saturday, Sept. 5th, 8-11pm:  Havdalah, Dessert, Study Sessions, Shofar and gorgeous late-night services

Rosh HaShanah Eve  Friday, September 11, 6:30-8pm

Rosh Hashanah Morning Services & Youth Program Saturday, September 12, 9:30am-Noon

Family Tashlich Party @ Columbus Park Lake, 4600 N. Silverbell Road, September 12, 3:30pm

Kol Nidrei Eve Sunday, September 20, 6pm-8pm

Yom Kippur Morning & Youth Program, Monday, September 21, 9:30am-1pm

Study Session 1pm-3pm

Afternoon, Yizkor & Ne’ilah Services, Shofar 3pm-6pm

Break-the-Fast for everyone 6pm

Register for the High Holy Days for all services

$150 for an individual guest, $250 for a couple or family; fees apply to membership commitment when you join Beit Simcha.

SUKKOT, SHEMINI ATZERET AND SIMCHAT TORAH (no registration needed):

BUILD THE SUKKAH PARTY, Wednesday, September 23, 3pm at 12111 N. La Cholla 

Friday, September 25, 6:30pm Sukkot Shabbat Celebration Services

Saturday, September 26, 9am Sukkot Bagels & Lox Torah Study, 10am, Sukkot Morning Services in the Sukkah

Sunday, September 27th:

6pm Pot-Luck Dinner in the Sukkah for New Members, Prospective Members, Members & Friends

Friday, October 2nd, Shabbat Shemini Atzeret Celebration Services, 6:30pm

Saturday, October 3rd, 9am Bagels & Lox Torah Study, 10am Shemini Atzeret Yizkor Services

Saturday, October 3rd, 6:30pm Simchat Torah Celebration Services

The Book of Remembrance isBeit Simcha’s annual memorial book in which we recall those whose lives influenced our own. As we honor our loved ones, we honor Judaism and our sacred heritage. Beit Simcha’s Yom Kippur Yizkor Service is Monday afternoon, September 21.  The 2026/5787 Book of Remembrance will be completed for Yom Kippur and used throughout the year for Yizkor services.

To assure the inclusion of the names of your loved ones,please send them to bookofremembrancebeitsimcha@gmail.comno later than September 1st.

A dedicated full-page in the Yizkor Book is $436 suggested donation.

A dedicated half-page in the Yizkor Book is $250 suggested donation.

The suggested donation is $36 for each individual name you wish remembered.

Please go to our registration page and Donate online, or you can send a check to the temple office, 3760 E. Sumo Octavo, Tucson, AZ 85718, or use this linkhttps://shalomcloud.online/purchase?enc_name=QmVpdF9TaW1jaGFfVHVjc29u

1)   If you wish to list the same names as last year, please email bookofremembrancebeitsimcha@gmail.com, and Donate online

2)   If you wish to add new names, please email the names to bookofremembrancebeitsimcha@gmail.com, and Donate online; please add their relationship to you (parent, friend, etc.).

3)   If you want to know which names you listed last year, please contact us as soon as possible at bookofremembrancebeitsimcha@gmail.com and we’ll email them to you.

4)  Your generosity at this time is truly appreciated.  Please go to our website and pay by credit card at Donate. Or, make your check payable to “Beit Simcha” and mail it to Congregation Beit Simcha, 3760 E. Sumo Octavo, Tucson, AZ 85718.

5) If you have any questions, feel free to call 520-276-5675.

Yizkor Book of Remembrance 5787