Yom Kippur Morning Sermon Service

Saturday, October 12, 2024 • 10 Tishrei 5785

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

We will offer an inspiring sermon related to the themes of the season. The Torah reading will be done by Holly Zabitz and Julie Martinez. Rabbi/Cantor Sklar, Choir Director Eddie Pleasant, Composer in Residence Dina Pruzhansky, and Hallel B'Shir (our choir) will provide glorious and festive music.

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Try Rug Hooking at Temple Israel! Join the Hudson River Rug Hookers for a fun and creative craft — your first session is free! Led by longtime artist Marilyn Bottjer, you’ll learn the traditional American art of rug hooking. It’s easy to get started and a wonderful way to play with color and design using recycled materials like wool clothing or even old sweaters.
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Try Rug Hooking at Temple Israel! Join the Hudson River Rug Hookers for a fun and creative craft — your first session is free! Led by longtime artist Marilyn Bottjer, you’ll learn the traditional American art of rug hooking. It’s easy to get started and a wonderful way to play with color and design using recycled materials like wool clothing or even old sweaters.
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