High Holy Days 5787
Join us for a season of reflection and renewal. Our High Holy Day experience at Temple Kol Ami offers a spiritual sanctuary where progressive Reform values meet timeless tradition, fostering deep connection and communal growth.
Service Schedule
All services will be held at Chaparral Church, except Selichot and Kever Avot.
September 4
7:00 PM
Selichot
Selichot will be held during Friday night Shabbat services at Temple Kol Ami
September 20
10:00 AM
Kever Avot
At Mt. Sinai Cemetery
September 11
7:30 PM
Erev Rosh Hashanah
September 20
7:30 PM
Kol Nidre
September 21
8:30 AM
9:15 AM – End of Service
9:45 AM – End of Service
10:00 AM
Following Morning Service
2:30 PM
3:30 PM
4:15 PM
Following service
Yom Kippur
Preschool Service
Childcare For Ages 2 – Pre-K
K – 3rd-Grade High Holy Day Camp
Morning Service (Students join for Torah service)
*Ask the Rabbi (See details below)
*Family Rock Band Service: for 1st - 6th Grade families
*Tikkun Guided Meditation with Cantor Noa
Yizkor & Neilah
Break the Fast: Apples & Honey Cake
September 12
8:30 AM
9:15 AM to end of service
9:45 AM to end of service
10:00 AM
4:30 PM
Rosh Hashanah
Preschool Service
Childcare For Ages 2 – Pre-K
K – 3rd-Grade High Holy Day Camp
Morning Service (Students join for Torah service)
Tashlich at Roadrunner Park
*Special Services
Deepen your connection this holiday season through these unique spiritual and community-focused experiences.
Ask the Rabbi
"I thought I understood—then I saw."
Join Rabbi Schneider as he shares his powerful journey through Ethiopia with moving stories, unforgettable photographs, and personal videos. Discover how meeting Ethiopia's Jewish community transformed his understanding of faith, resilience, and what it truly means to see the world—and one another—with new eyes.
Family Rock Band
Rabbi Schneider and Cantor Noa have created a meaningful and engaging Yom Kippur service designed for families with children in Grades 1–6. Through contemporary music, interactive participation, and age-appropriate reflections, we’ll explore themes of teshuvah, forgiveness, compassion, and renewal.
Tikkun Guided Meditation
Follow Cantor Noa through this
meditation that weaves together the wisdom of the energy centers (chakras), Kabbalistic teachings, and the Yom Kippur theme of tikkun—repair, healing, and transformation. Through guided reflection and meditation, participants are invited to deepen their inner awareness and connect with the spiritual work of Yom Kippur.