Join us on Saturday, September 4th at 9:00 pm as we watch the movie Dim Sum and followed by an inspiring candlelight Selichot Service.

Erev Rosh Hashanah falls on Wednesday, September 8, 2009,and Kol Nidre falls on Friday, September 17, 2010. This year we will again welcome Rosh Hashanah as one Temple Emanuel community! We gather at 8:00 pm on September 8 to say a formal Shanah Tovah to each other and to 5771. Begun in this special way, it's bound to be a wonderful new year indeed! Please print and save the 2010 High Holiday Newsletter, where you will find important information to help make your High Holiday experience more meaningful.

High Holiday Ticket Policy: Families with names beginning with letters A-K will attend the earlys ervice on Rosh Hashanah day and the late service on Yom Kippur day. Families with names beginning with the letters L-Z will attend the late service on Rosh Hashanah day and the early service on Yom Kippur day. Temple member families are entitled to 2 tickets per household. Tickets will be sent to members who are fulfilling their financial commitments. To discuss financial matters, please contact Susan Neiman, the Executive Director, at execdirector@templeemanuelmd.org . Tickets will not be required for Temple members’ children under 18 years of age. Students and military service people, with valid I.D.s, do not need tickets. URJ courtesy tickets will be honored and reciprocity can be arranged. Please use the order form on page 6 of the High Holiday newsletter to order your tickets. No tickets are available for just one holiday.

• Independent children and independent parents of Temple members (regardless of residence) will be charged $125 per ticket.
• Out-of-town guests of members will be charged $125 per ticket.
• Non-member TEECC parents will be charged $250 per ticket.
• Non-members will be charged $425 per ticket (This can be applied to new member dues if purchasers join before the end of the calendar year.)

*Each ticket will be used for four services. PLEASE SAVE YOUR TICKETS AFTER EACH SERVICE. Tickets will be required to be shown at erev Rosh Hashanah, Rosh Hashanah day, Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur morning. No tickets are required for Yom Kippur afternoon or for Yizkor.

Prayer Books: Gates of Repentance is used for all High Holy Day services. Members are encouraged to purchase the gender-sensitive edition which is used on the bimah, although the pagination is the same as that in the older book, so the service can still be followed from page to page. Please use the order form in the High Holiday Newsletter order extra tickets and prayer books.

Parking: As in years past, our neighbors at Kensington Baptist Church and Warner Memorial have graciously allowed us to use their parking lot for our overflow parking. Please respect the posted signs and do not park on the lawn. Use only designated parking spaces. We have also added additional handicap parking in our lot. Please use the spaces designated handicap closest to either Temple entry.

Rosh Hashanah

Rosh Hashanah Eve, Wednesday, September 8 at 8:00 pm

Rosh Hashanah Morning, Thursday, September 9
9:00 am (A-K)
12:00 pm (L-Z)

Rosh Hashanah Pre-Schoolers’ Service - 9:30 a.m., School Wing
Children’s Service - 3:30 p.m., in Temple Emanuel Sanctuary,
followed by brief Tashlich Service

Yom Kippur

Kol Nidre, Friday, September 17
6:30 pm (L-Z) 
9:00 pm (A-K)

Yom Kippur Morning, Saturday, September 18
6:30 pm (L-Z) 
9:00 pm (A-K)

Yom Kippur Children’s Services - 9:15 am. & 12:15 pm at St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Yom Kippur Pre-Schoolers’ Service - 9:30 am, School Wing

Yom Kippur Afternoon Service at 2:30 pm

Yizkor and Neilah Services at 4:30 pm

For more information, call 301-942-2000 or
email frontdesk@templeemanuelmd.org

Childcare for Children and Young People
Child care, during morning adult Rosh Hashanah Services, will be provided free of charge in our youth lounge for those who have made advance reservations. Please make reservations by calling the office at 301-942-2000 or by filling out the Child Care section in the High Holiday Newsletter.

Rosh Hashanah Children’s Services, for those aged 5-11, will be held at 3:30 pm in our Leon M. Adler Sanctuary. A brief and fun outdoor Tashlich Service will follow, so bring a little bag of bread crumbs to throw in the stream. Services for Preschoolers,for those under 5, will be at 9:30 am in our school wing.

Yom Kippur Children’s Services, for those aged 5-11, will begin at 9:15 am and 12:15 pm in the large hall of St. Paul's Methodist Church on Mitchell St. and Armory Ave., 1/4 mile north of the Temple. PLEASE NOTE CHANGE IN LOCATION . Parking is available. Parents should drive their children to St. Paul's and plan to remain with them for the hour service. Services for Pre-schoolers are recommended for those under 5 and will be conducted at 9:30amin our school wing. Follow the same procedure for child care as is described in the section on Rosh Hashanah, above.