Days of Awe, 5786

Location:

Days of Awe 5786 services will take place in the main Ballroom at The Tucson J. Please enter through the main entrance on River and Dodge. There will be plenty of parking as The J is closed to the public for the holidays.

Mincha & Maariv on September 23rd, Fast of Gedalia on September 25th, and the break-fast meal after nightfall on October 2nd will be at Bet Shalom.

Schedule of Services & Events

Date	Time
Monday, September 22	6:00 PM	Services Begin - At the J
Tuesday, September 23	8:30 AM	Services Begin - At the J
	9:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Childcare Available - At the J
	10:00 AM	Tots and Family Program (Ages 5 & under) - At the J
	11:00 AM	Children’s Service (Ages 6 & up) - At the J
	7:00 PM	Mincha & Maariv - At Bet Shalom
Wednesday, September 24	8:30 AM	Services Begin - At the J
	9:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Childcare Available - At the J
Thursday, September 25	7:00 AM 1:00 PM	Fast of Gedalia - At Bet Shalom Mincha - At Bet Shalom
Wednesday, October 1	5:15 PM - 8:00 PM	Childcare Available - At the J
	5:45 PM	Kol Nidre - At the J
Thursday, October 2	8:30 AM	Services Begin - At the J
	9:30 AM - 1:30 PM	Childcare Available - At the J
	10:00 AM	Tots and Family Program (Ages 5 & under) - At the J
	11:00 AM	Children’s Service (Ages 6 & up) - At the J
	2:45 PM	Think Tank - At the J
	4:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Childcare Available - At the J
	4:45 PM	Mincha, Yizkor & Neilah - At the J
	7:00 PM	Shofar Blowing - At the J
	7:15 PM	Break the Fast - At Bet Shalom

Event Information

To register for the Days of Awe, please click here

To register for the Break Fast Meal at CBS, click here

To place an order for a Lulav and Etrog set, click here

All Days of Awe services are free. The break-fast is $15 per person, children 12 and under are free.
Registration is required to attend all services, as well as the break-fast. No tickets will be issued.
Days of Awe 5786 services will take place in the main Ballroom at The Tucson J. Please enter through the main entrance on River and Dodge. There will be plenty of parking as The J is closed to the public for the holidays.
Doors will open 30 minutes prior to each service.
To maintain the sanctity of the day, please remember to turn off or silence any cell phones while at the J .
Please refrain from wearing any cologne or perfume while attending in-person services for the sake of many chemically sensitive community members.
Water will be available for those who need to drink during Yom Kippur. We value your well-being. If water is required, you are welcome to bring it into the sanctuary.
Our hardworking parnasim will be giving out honors such as aliyot and opening the ark throughout the services. These honors will all be handed out by 10:00 a.m. Please arrive by then if you are interested in an honor. Our parnasim are Erica Friedman, Jan Hantman, and Jenny Weiss.
Project Isaiah-Food Collection: We will be collecting non-perishable food donations as part of an annual Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur food drive in collaboration with Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona benefitting the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona. Please bring your non-perishable food items to our collection box at The Tucson J, when you come for the Kol Nidre service. More information can be found here.