Details & REGISTRATION

• All are welcome to join Congregation Bet Shalom for Yom Kippur services. Registration for Bet Shalomers is not required. If you are not (yet) an official Bet Shalomer, please register below.
• All main services take place in-person in the Ballroom at the Tucson J. and via Zoom.
• Please note: Yizkor will take place on Yom Kippur afternoon this year during Minkha
• Doors open 30 mins prior to each service.

• A Book of Remembrance will be distributed for Yizkor on Yom Kippur.

Youth & Family Programs

Family Services

(geared to school-aged kids and their grownups)

Tot Programs

(geared to kids 5 & under and their grownups) 

Childcare

Childcare for children 3 and up (out of diapers) will be available for all services except for Erev Rosh Hashanah.  Registration is required. 

Click below image to register. Registration required for childcare and requested for other programs.

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Some Notes for In-Person Services

• We ask that if you have registered and realize that you cannot attend please do let the office know so we can make space for others.

• Please park in the main parking lot and enter through the front door. Services will not be accessible through the fitness center entrance.

• Childcare will be provided in the indoor play space, library, and upstairs multi-purpose room during all main Yom Kippur services. Registration for childcare is required. If you need to make a change to your registration, please email Lisa at lisa@cbsaz.org.

• We still need volunteers to serve as greeters, ushers, and schleppers. If you would like to help, please sign up for a shift here or email Joy at joy@cbsaz.org or call 520.233.7814.

Zoom Webinar

• The services will be shared via Zoom webinar. The link will be emailed to all who register.

• Also, the chat feature allows for messages to the host in the event of any urgent matter. The messages will be checked only periodically throughout.

Break Fast Back at Bet Shalom

• Registered participants will return to Bet Shalom for a communal Break Fast after the last shofar blast. 

Tizku Leshanim Rabbot and Shana Tova!