Shabbat Celebration Services
Connect. Pray. Unwind.
Re-center yourself in the spiritual heart of our congregation.
It is so much more than services. Leave the frenzy of the week behind, connect with the Infinite, and plug into something both ancient and cutting edge, traditional and modern. Take a deep breath and join us as we sing ourselves into a place of awe, gratitude, joy and Jewish inspiration and learning.
FRIDAY EVENING SHABBAT CELEBRATION SERVICES & ONEG SHABBAT
Fridays at 6:30 p.m.
ALSO WATCH ON: FaceBook Live
TOT KABBALAT SHABBAT
First Fridays at 5:30 p.m.
High Holy Days Services
Join us in person or online for beautiful, creative, meaningful High Holy Day Services with Rabbi Sam Cohon, Rabbi Baruch Cohon & our Beit Simcha musicians as we welcome the New Year 5784. In keeping with our theme “Serve God with joy!” our Days of Awe prayer is filled with music, traditional and interpretive liturgy, energy and inspiration.
There is no cost for members, but you must register for security purposes. Please click Member Registration below.
We welcome guests to our High Holy Days services. The cost is $180 per family, $100 per individual, which may be applied to membership if you join us by December 31, 2023. Please click Guest Registration below.
Selichot: Havdallah, snacks, study, film and services, a preview of the High Holy Days: Saturday night, September 9th, 8pm-11pm
Rosh HaShanah Eve, Friday, September 15, 6:30pm
Rosh HaShanah Morning & Youth Programming, Saturday, September 16, 9:30am - Noon
Family Tashlich Celebration: Monday, September 16, 4:30pm, at the Columbus Park Lake
Kol Nidrei, Sunday, September 24, 6pm
Yom Kippur Day, Monday, September 25, 9:30am - 6:00pm
Break-the-Fast, Monday, September 25, 6:00pm
Sukkot: Friday night, September 29, Shabbat Sukkot
1st Morning of Sukkot, Saturday, September 30, 10am Services
Shemini Atzeret, Yizkor, Saturday, October 7, 10am Services
Simchat Torah Celebration, Saturday, October 7, 6:30pm
Our Czech Memorial Torah Scroll
Congregation Beit Simcha is proud that our first Torah scroll is one of the famed Czech Memorial Scrolls, received from the Czech Memorial Scrolls Trust located at Westminster Synagogue in London. The regular use of this scroll brings back to life a Jewish community that is gone, and connects us to our history and heritage in profound and powerful ways.
