Begin the High Holy Days with Selichot
We encourage all our congregants to participate in Selichot this year, which will feature special guest speaker and Lincoln scholar John Burt. Professor Burt’s topic will be “With Malice Toward None: How Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address Speaks to Us All.” This will be followed by Havdalah and Selichot service.
TAI Religious School Honey Sale
Supporting TAI Religious School has never been so sweet! Make an impact on our temple youth by purchasing KY Proud honey for your High Holy Days. Each jar of local honey is only $18 or save money by ordering two for $34.
Order by Sept. 12 for gift shipping and by Sept. 19 for local pickup/delivery.
Yom Kippur Memorial Booklet
At Temple Adath ISrael, one way we can remember our loved ones is by entering their names into our Yom Kippur Memorial Book. Although there is no cost to place names in the Memorial Book, we hope you will consider a donation, which we will use to fund the beautiful music and other costs associated with our High Holy Day services.
Deadline for entries is 9/11.
TAI Guest Registration
We are looking forward to spending the High Holy Days withour community. Guests are welcome whether they are members or not. All guests mush be pre-rigeisterd. Guests will be required to show a photo ID upon arrival. Lack of ID will prevent guests from attending services.
Fund For Food to Benefit God’s Pantry
For the past 5 years, TAI’s High Holy Days Fund for Food virtual fundraiser has raised more the $35,000, enough to create more that 230,000 meals for residents of Central and Eastern Kentucky.
Temple Adath Israel will donate 100% of the money collected from our High Holy Days Virtual Food Drive. Thank you for your support for this mitzvah.
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Childcare
TAI is happy to offer child care service during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur morning services. Child care is available for children ages 4-12 years of age. Child care is contingent on us receiving 10 sign-ups per session. We will notify all registrants in advance if the minimum amount is not met.
Registration deadline is Friday, Sept. 12.
Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner
Please join us for an Erev Rosh Hahsanah meal before service on September 22! This is a meat meal with a vegetarian/vegan option. With the exception of the challah, the meal is gluten-free. Dinner begins at 5:30 p.m.
Registration is required, deadline is 9/19
Yom Kippur Break-The-Fast Potluck
Approximately 7:15 p.m., Oct. 2 at TAI
Sisterhood will provide kugel and bagels (including gluten-free), cream cheese, tuna and egg salads, and beverages. Congregants are asked to bring salads, dairy (non-meat) side dishes or desserts. Drop off items any time on Yom Kippur. Volunteers needed for food prep at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 1, and final setup about 5 p.m. on Yom Kippur. If you can help, contact Mary Engel at kyengels727@gmail.com.
TAI and OZS
Sukkot on a Boat
Check your temple emails for details and location.