HHD Program & Highlights

Yom Kippur Study Sessions - In Person Only
Saturday, October 12
11:30am: To pray or not to pray…That is the question! with Rabbi Sugarman - Schwartz-Goldstein Hall C
2:00pm: Multiple Sessions Focusing on Israel

• Reform Judaism: Its History and Hope for Today and Tomorrow’s Israel
  with Rabbi Scott Sperling - Schwartz-Goldstein Hall C
• College Campus Update with Jeremy Lichtig, University of Georgia
  Hillel Campus Director - Schwartz-Goldstein Hall A

2:00pm: Meditative Music
Listen to the sounds of our pianist, Judy Cole, and Israeli cellist, Roee Harran, for some contemplative melodies designed to add depth of meaning to your Yom Kippur experience.

Sukkot 5785: A Time of Gathering Outside in Joy
Sukkot Celebration & Mitzvah Project for Midtown Assistance Center
Wednesday, October 16 • 5:30pm
It is a time of joy and festivity as we celebrate the holiday in our Sukkah. Please join us for dinner, MAC Mitzvah Project, and Unity Sukkah participation. All are welcome with special programming for
teens and young professionals. To register and get more details, visit www.the-temple.org/sukkot.

Unity Sukkah
Beginning Wednesday, October 16
All will have the opportunity to participate in building the roof of our sukkah. We will weave yarn to represent ourselves in the fabric of our community.

Simchat Torah 5785
Shabbat Celebrating Sukkot and Simchat Torah
Friday, October 18 • 6:00pm
Join us outside for this multi-generational service! We’ll welcome Shabbat and celebrate Sukkot & Simchat Torah, with a fun-filled service. Come early for a holiday crafting experience and to add your yarn to our Unity Sukkah. Join our band as we dance the Torahs. Bring your own dinner and stay after services for a yummy treat with us!

Consecration
Sunday, October 20 • 11:00am
Our Torah scrolls will be removed from the ark and paraded through the sanctuary. Kindergarteners will be consecrated and begin their formal study of Torah.

Simchat Torah Service with Yizkor
Thursday, October 24 • 10:30am
Join us to honor your loved one during this holiday yizkor (memorial) service.