

S'lichot is our final warm up as we prepare for our journey through the High Holy Days. Join Rabbi Katie, Hal Aqua, Carla Sciaky, and Rabbi Mo from Temple Micah for a musical and contemplative evening, including some of the “greatest hits” of the season and a writing practice that will become part of our […]
Our Rosh Hashanah services balance the richness of tradition while welcoming creativity and freshness. For example, you will hear the familiar and evocative melodies that we all associate with these days, as well as moments of guided visualization designed to complement and enhance the template of tradition. Services are free and open to members and […]
Families with young children are invited to join us for Rosh Hashanah services, which balance the richness of tradition while welcoming creativity and freshness. Services are free and open to members and guests. For security purposes, registration is required.
Our Rosh Hashanah services balance the richness of tradition while welcoming creativity and freshness. For example, you will hear the familiar and evocative melodies that we all associate with these days, as well as moments of guided visualization designed to complement and enhance the template of tradition. Services are free and open to members and […]
Children ages 5-12 join Chaya Silver, our Director of Youth Education, during the Rosh Hashanah Morning services. Kids are invited to start the service with their parents, go with Chaya at approximately 11:00 a.m., and then come back to the sanctuary in time for closing prayers and the final shofar blast. Open to members and […]
Temple Micah’s Religious School provides students from Kindergarten through 7th grade with educational experiences and opportunities to further their understanding of Jewish principles, values, and decision-making based on these, and to celebrate Jewish literacy, art, and culture. Our classes are open and inclusive to all, and we welcome interfaith families. For the first year, you […]
After Religious School, Rabbi Mo will lead us through a ritual Tashlich, as we symbolically cast away our sins into the waters. Following Tashlich, congregants and families are encouraged to stay at the park and picnic. Temple Micah will provide apples, honey, and popsicles - bring your own picnic. Meet at Picnic Area #2 in City […]
Join Rabbi Mo from Temple Micah for some shuva (repentance and returning) and sunset-inspired meditations, reflections, and soulful exercises. Bring a lawn chair! Open to all. Begins at 6:15 p.m.
Our Yom Kippur services balance the richness of tradition while welcoming creativity and freshness. For example, you will hear the familiar and evocative melodies that we all associate with these days, as well as moments of guided visualization designed to complement and enhance the template of tradition. Services are free and open to members and […]
Before Yom Kippur morning service, we offer a family-friendly service for children and their parents. We sing, reflect, and provide families with the foundation they need to celebrate at home. Free and open to members and guests. Registration is required.
Our services balance the richness of tradition while welcoming creativity and freshness. For example, you will hear the familiar and evocative melodies that we all associate with these days, as well as moments of guided visualization designed to complement and enhance the template of tradition. Services are free and open to members and guests. For […]
Our Yom Kippur services balance the richness of tradition while welcoming creativity and freshness. For example, you will hear the familiar and evocative melodies that we all associate with these days, as well as moments of guided visualization designed to complement and enhance the template of tradition. Services are free and open to members and […]