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High Holy days services are held in the Stevenson High School Performing Arts Center and can accomodate many worshippers. We respectfully request your tzedakah contribution of $136.00 per person to help us defray the costs of opening our doors to embrace those who are unaffiliated and want to pray and usher in the new year. Your ticket cost will be applied as two times face value towards your 2010-2011 membership.

Youth Services for students in Grades 3-6

Students will join their parents at 10:00 a.m. for our regular service and then be dismissed at 10:30 a.m. to pray in their own interactive High Holy Day Service with our Director of Religious Education, Fraya Feferman. This service is a great way for children who are not ready to sit through adult worship to have their own High Holy Day experience.

Afternoon Service for Families with Young Children

Afternoon Family Services are designed for young children and their parents to introduce them to the themes of the High Holy Days and a meaningful experience geared to their age level. Afternoon Family Services are open to the community and tickets are not required.

Prayer Books

The High Holy Day Prayer Book, Gates of Repentance,
is not provided by Anshe Tikvah and will not be sold. We use the new edition, which includes gender-sensitive language.
Prayer books may be purchased at Rosenblums World of Judaica, 2906 W. Devon Ave., Chicago, 773-262-1700.

Yizkor Rememberance / Memorial Scroll

Anshe Tikvah will dedicate its new Memorial Scroll at Yizkor Services. Remember your loved ones in a meaningful way by purchasing a name plate.
The Yizkor Rememberance Booklet will be distributed during the Yizkor Service. The booklet will list the names of loved ones who have passed away. Only names listed in the Yizkor Rememberance Booklet will be read aloud from the bimah during Yizkor. Donation forms are included in the High Holy Day Newsletter.
Yizkor Rememberance Booklet Form


Calling All Shofar Blowers

We invite everyone to bring their shofars to the concluding service on Yom Kippur Day to help procalim liberty throughout our land at the end of the Neilah service. If you have a shofar, but are in need of lessons, please contact Rob Jury at Robjury@anshetikvah.org or call 847-917-7725 to set up a lesson.

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Food Drive

This year, our post B'nai Mitzvah students
will be joining other congregations around
the country in a High Holiday Food Drive.
The Food will be distributed to various food pantries in the Chicagoland area. Empty grocery bags will be distributed during Rosh Hashanah services. We ask that you take the bags home and fill them with non-perishable food items. Kindly return your filled grocery bags on Yom Kippur morning.