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9/14/2023

TESHUVAH, TEFILLAH, TZEDAKAH

Rosh Hashanah is a time of renewal as we focus on new beginnings, new goals, and new hopes for the year ahead. The High Holidays are also a time...

By Jewish Free Loan

Image of shofar, honey jar/stick, apple, pomegranate, prayer book, and tallit with the words High Holidays: Where to watch and attend services written in the upper right hand corner

9/6/2023

High Holidays: Where to attend services 2023

It’s that time of year again: Rosh Hashanah is just around the corner and Jewish News wants to provide a few of the options for High Holiday services.

By Mala BlomquistFor Jewish News

Image of a shofar sitting on an open prayer book with a tallit behind it

9/5/2023

High Holy Days 5784 at Beth El Phoenix

Upcoming holiday services at Beth El Congregation

By Beth El Congregation

Cartoon Mason Elul

8/29/2023

ELUL Spiritual Work – Return to the Real You!

The King is in the field, this is not a drill - the month of Elul is here! 👑

By Mason MarksFor Temple Solel

Lone Soldiers

9/23/2022

7,500 lone soldiers won’t be with family for the High Holidays

About half of lone soldiers, who come from 80 countries around the world to serve in the IDF, will experience their worst loneliness during the upcoming holidays of Rosh...

By East Valley JCC

Man blowing shofar in Israel

9/21/2022

Dr. Daniel Stein Kokin on Shofar differences

Watch Daniel blow different Shofars and the results!

By Beth Emeth of Scottsdale (Temple)

Cantor Michael Kruk

9/21/2022

Visiting Cantor Michael Kruk Joins Temple Emanuel of Tempe for the High Holy Days

Visiting Cantor Michael Kruk will join Rabbi Cookie Lea Olshein on the bimah at Temple Emanuel of Tempe starting with Erev Shabbat worship this Friday, September 23, at 6:30pm,...

By Temple Emanuel of Tempe

Writing

9/20/2022

High Holidays and the hard work of putting pen to paper

If you think writing is a chore, show some sympathy to Greater Phoenix's rabbis who are writing thousands of words for their High Holiday sermons.

By Shannon LevittFor JewishPhoenix