Let the shofar break down your resistance. Seek and give forgiveness. Hang with great people.
Mitziut does not charge dues, but this does not mean that there are no expenses. The suggested donation for attending High Holiday services at Mitziut is $180, or some fraction or multiple of that amount as your means allow ($36, $540, etc.). No one will be turned away, but please offer something so that these unique and meaningful services may continue. If money is an issue, kindly consider donating your time.
At United Church of Rogers Park 1545 W Morse, enter up the big stairs on Ashland.
2 Blocks west of the Morse L stop.
We don't have access to the parking lot across the street. Please allow extra time to find street parking or take the red line to the Morse stop which lets off two blocks away.
Erev Rosh HaShana, Wednesday, September 20th: Candle Lighting 6:36pm, Prayers 7pm
First Day, Thursday, September 21st: 10am-2pm
THEN! To the beach for Tashlich. Throw your sins into the water. It is a long-standing Mitziut tradition that a gaggle of us throw ourselves into the water to wash away all the gunk from the preceeding year. Come prepared! Let's say 3ish, after we clean up.
Kol Nidre, Friday, September 29th: Candle Lighting 6:20pm, followed immediately by prayers.
Yom Kippur, Saturday, September 30th
Schacharit/Morning: 10am-2pm
Yizkor/Memorial: 4:30pm
Minchah/Afternoon: 5pm
N'iela/Closing: 6:35pm
Final Shofar and Break Fast: 7:19pm
Mitziut does not charge dues, but this does not mean that there are no expenses. The suggested donation for attending High Holiday services at Mitziut is $180, or some fraction or multiple of that amount as your means allow ($36, $540, etc.). No one will be turned away, but please offer something so that these unique and meaningful services may continue. If money is an issue, kindly consider donating your time.
At United Church of Rogers Park 1545 W Morse, enter up the big stairs on Ashland.
2 Blocks west of the Morse L stop.
We don't have access to the parking lot across the street. Please allow extra time to find street parking or take the red line to the Morse stop which lets off two blocks away.
Erev Rosh HaShana, Wednesday, September 20th: Candle Lighting 6:36pm, Prayers 7pm
First Day, Thursday, September 21st: 10am-2pm
THEN! To the beach for Tashlich. Throw your sins into the water. It is a long-standing Mitziut tradition that a gaggle of us throw ourselves into the water to wash away all the gunk from the preceeding year. Come prepared! Let's say 3ish, after we clean up.
Kol Nidre, Friday, September 29th: Candle Lighting 6:20pm, followed immediately by prayers.
Yom Kippur, Saturday, September 30th
Schacharit/Morning: 10am-2pm
Yizkor/Memorial: 4:30pm
Minchah/Afternoon: 5pm
N'iela/Closing: 6:35pm
Final Shofar and Break Fast: 7:19pm
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