Selichot
Many Reform Jews view Rosh Hashanah as the beginning of the High Holy Days. However, tradition states that it is during the month prior, the month of Elul, that we are to begin to reflect, to cleanse our hearts and to ask forgiveness for our mis-steps of the previous year. The word Selichot, refers to a series of prayers that are said before and during the High Holy Days and other fasting days throughout the Jewish year. Our community observes Selichot together with a service on the Saturday typically one week before Rosh Hashanah. We enjoy dessert together as a community, then begin to prepare for the High Holy Days through prayer and song.
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Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 8:00pm
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Sat, October 31 2020
13 Cheshvan 5781
TOR COVID-19 Summary
Temple building is closed until further notice. The Sacramento Sheriff's department will continue to monitor our facilities.
Temple staff will be working remotely and will be available by phone and email.
Shabbat services will be streamed through Facebook Live.
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