SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
All Main Services in the Girsh-Hochman Sanctuary will be available on this page (link coming).
Music for our High Holy Days is tunefully sponsored by Daniel and Mandy Hochman.
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Sun., Sept. 25
6:00 PM
Families with 3rd to 6th Graders Service on the CBB Back Patio (in-person only)
7:30 PM
Main Service in the Girsh-Hochman Sanctuary (Livestream available)
Rosh
Hashanah
Mon., Sept. 26
7:00-8:30 AM
Early Morning Outdoor Service on the CBB Back Patio (in-person only)
9:15-10:00 AM
Families with Young Children Services on the CBB Back Patio (in-person only)
10:30 AM-12:45 PM
Main Service in the Girsh-Hochman Sanctuary (Livestream available)
2:00-4:00 PM
Tashlich at Goleta Beach (hosted by the Jewish Federation)
Kol
Nidre
Tues., Oct. 4
5:15-6:15 PM & 7:00-8:15 PM
Outdoor Kol Nidre Alternative Service on Stearn’s Wharf
6:00 PM
Families with 3rd to 6th Graders Service – location TBA (in-person only)
7:30-9:00 PM
Main Service in the Girsh-Hochman Sanctuary (Livestream available)
Yom Kippur – Morning
Wed., Oct. 5
7:00-8:30 AM
Early Morning Outdoor Service with Yizkor on the CBB Back Patio (in-person only)
9:15-10:00 AM
Families with Young Children Services on the CBB Back Patio (in-person only)
10:30 AM-12:45 PM
Main Service in the Girsh-Hochman Sanctuary (Livestream available)
Yom Kippur – Afternoon
Wed., Oct. 5
1:45-3:00 PM
Afternoon Options (all virtual – no sessions at CBB)
3:00 PM
Afternoon Main Service in the Girsh-Hochman Sanctuary (Livestream available)
5:15 PM (approx)
Yizkor Service in the Girsh-Hochman Sanctuary (Livestream available)
6:15 PM (approx)
Ne’ilah Service in the Girsh-Hochman Sanctuary (Livestream available)
7:00 PM (approx)
Break Fast on the CBB Back Patio
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Book of Remembrance
Every year, CBB publishes a book of remembrance for Yizkor services on Yom Kippur. Submit the names of your loved ones either by hard copy (watch for our HHD mailing) or via the form below. UPDATED: Deadline for submission deadline is Fri., Sept. 9, 2022.
Click here to view the 2021/5782 Book of Remembrance.
Guests
CBB has an open door policy. Everyone is welcome – members, non-members, and guests. We do not issue tickets for our High Holy Day services. However, we do request that guests RSVP.
Donations are encouraged and enable CBB to remain open to all. You may make a gift at cbbsb.org/give, or see below under “GIVING.”
Please RSVP below if you will be a guest OR will be requesting reciprocity this year.
Childcare
For Main Services (10:30 AM) on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur:
- Childcare for children ages 2-8 (and 18 months+ for BHY children). RSVPs required.
- Supervised Break for chidren in 3rd through 6th grade
For Erev Rosh Hashanan and Kol Nidre
- Supervised Break for chidren in 3rd through 6th grade
Parking
In order to minimize congestion and limit the amount of people on campus at any one time, we ask that you arrive no earlier than 30 minutes before any service, and that you leave promptly at the end of the service.
When parking in the neighborhood: Please be considerate of our neighbors. Please be careful when parking and walking on the streets surrounding CBB. Do not block driveways, and be aware of private property and landscaping.
No Fragrances
We have many members and guests who are sensitive to fragrances, perfumes, or cologne. Please refrain from using fragrances to make High Holy Day worship a comfortable experience for everyone. Thank you!
PRAYER BOOKS
Prayerbooks will not be displayed online during the Livestream service. You can access a virtual copy of the Mishkan Hanefesh prayerbooks to follow along with Livestream services at home this year.
Thank you Sara Miller McCune and Marlene Gordon Beckerman & Family
for co-sponsoring the beautiful Mishkan Hanefesh prayerbooks used each year by our CBB Community
GIVING
Dedicate Prayer Books
Thanks to a generous gift from Sara Miller McCune and Marlene Gordon Beckerman and Family, CBB is using a new set of prayer books for the High Holy Days. These editions represent the first new High Holy Days texts to be introduced in the Reform Movement in nearly 40 years. You can support CBB and dedicate sets of the new books to remember a loved one, celebrate a lifecycle occasion, or honor clergy, family and friends. A personalized bookplate will be placed in each set of the volumes currently used in CBB’s High Holy Day services. Order your dedication today!
Food Drive
CBB’s Jewish Learning Program students will be leading the annual High Holy Day Food Drive. Please fill a reusable or paper bag with new, unopened, non-perishable food items to be donated to the Food Bank of Santa Barbara. Items most needed include:
- peanut butter
- rice
- canned fruit, vegetables, or meats
- cereal
- pasta
Collection bins will be located at CBB from Rosh Hashanah through Simchat Torah.
Alternatively, you can check out our team fundraising page to support the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County.
Your Gift is Makes an Impact – Thank You!
PERSONAL PRACTICE GUIDE
Personal Practice Guide
This year’s Days of Awe are a unique opportunity to open ourselves to the power and wisdom of our tradition. Join us on the path through learning and resources for reflection. We will travel to place of humility and vulnerability, creating the possibility of personal renewal and transformation. Together, even at a distance, we travel back to our best selves in preparation for this new Jewish year!
Other High Holy Day Events
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Tashlich
