Palm Beach temples prepared to mark the holy sanctuary for the Jews

Last year he was very challenging to the Jews worldwide, antiemitism and increased worldwide development.

But in the high sacred days that comes near, the Jewish community of the Palm Beach’s Jower has hope for a year of peace, stability, and healing.

“The year before you continue to be challenging and sophisticated to the Jewish people especially and America and the whole world,” Rabbi Moshoshi Scheer of Palm Beach synagogue told Daily News Synagogue.

“However, in the face of adversity, we see a wonderful force, energy and faith. Rosh Hashani and rehabilitation. We pray that we have brought life, happiness and peace to all of us.”

Rabbi Zalman Levitin of Chabad House of Palm Beach admitted that the sacred days of Jews marked the time of the joy, shown, and starting new.

“As we approach Rosh Hashanah and the new year, it is time to think about the past year and look at how to improve the following year,” he said. “The Vendor Mendel SchneeSohn, can make spiritual growth decisions that affect all the lives of our lives, and that at the level of Adam and Eve is the ancestors of all people.

When the Jews gathered in the synagogue in Rosh Trash, we at our souls that we are all connected, and we are all created in the image and kindness of God alone, but only in practical action. “

The Jewish New Year of Rosh Hanga is scheduled on September 22-24. Marked with Shobar beat, and starts 10 days of an eight-day exchange to-kippur in Oct. 1 and 2.

Chabad house

Chabad’s house will catch the celebrations of the sacred days of the Holy hotel, 155 Hammon Ave., with the required reservation of services and food. Keeping a Seat of Services or Rosh Hashanah Food, Visit Palmempeachjewish.com/hupageoliday or call 561-659-384. Food costs are $ 125 older person for $ 75 per child; Nonmentambers are $ 150 an older person for $ 85 per child. To keep the hotel room, contact the hotel directly to (561) 655-5430.

At Rosh Hashanah:

• September 22, there will be a light of candles at 6:58 in the evening, followed by a service and dinner at 7 PM Children’s system starting at 7-8 pm

• On September 23, morning services started at 9:30 am, followed by a presentation with the sermon and a shofar in the afternoon. Kiddush lunch will follow the services. Children’s plan begins at 11:30 in 1:30 in 1:30 Pm Shafar Not Tashlich Beloca in Avenue Clock Tower at 5 Evenings, followed by supper services and supper in 7: 30-8 pm

• On September 24, morning services begin at 9:30 am, followed by a presentation with the sermon and shofar in the afternoon. Kiddush lunch will follow the services. Children’s program begins at 11:30 am 1:30 pm holidays end at 7:48 pm

In yom Kippur:

• To Oct. 1, a pre-speed meal will start at 5 PM, followed by candles. Reservations are required for food. FAST Starts at 6:48 PM, and Kol Nidre Services start at 7 PM Children’s Programs from 7-8 PM

• By Oct. 2, morning services start at 9:30 am, followed by the presentation and Yizkor at 12:30 PM for programs 12:30 PM Neilah and concluding service Children’s Programs begins at 6 PM holiday and fasting at 7:39 pm

Palm Beach Synago

Palm Beach Synagogue Synagogue will handle a series of holy events involving adult services, holiday food and youth plan and youth planemacy and youth programs. Reservations are required for all services and services. The space is limited. For details or registration, visit https: //member.palmbearchynagogue.org/form/hogho -5786.html.

At Rosh Hashanah:

• On September 22, there will be a light of candles on 6: 58 PM, followed by the 7 PM service and dinner.

• On September 23, there will be a breakfast at 8:30 in 10:30 am 10:30 am 10:30 am at 10:30 am, and sermon, and the sermon, and the 11am will follow the holidays. At 5 PM, ShoFar will be beaten in the city of West Palm Beach, Tashlich and Seaf Seagues at 7:49 PM

• On September 24, there will be a breakfast at 8:30 am, followed by young groups 10:30 am 10:30 am 10:30 am 10:30 am 10:30 am, and the sermon, and the sermon, and the sermon, and the 11am will follow the holidays. Donoring services will be 7 PM holidays end at 7:48 PM

In yom Kippur:

• To Oct. 1, there will be the Mincha service at 5 PM, followed by a pre-speed meal. Edited candidates at 6:48 PM Toddler and Youth Clubs and Kol Nidre begin at 6:45 pm

• To Oct. 2, morning services started at 9am, followed by a small child and teens and teen Lounge at 10:30 am; the sermon and Yizkor at 1:30 PM; MinCcha services and Neequal Services at 5:30 PM; And Shephar blows 7: 29 in the evening a resting dish-quicker will follow.

Temple in Manu-el

Tickets needed in Rosh Tranite Sept. 22-24, and Yom Kippur Services Oct. 1-2 Temple in Manu-EL, 190 N. County Road. Kiddush / Excellent food will be given every day 1 and 2 Karosh wheel, and breaches immediately after the end of the Nyom Kippur. For details or registration, visit:

At Rosh Hashanah:

• September 22, dinner will be given at 5:30 PM RSVP is required. Fun services start at 7 PM

• On September 23, morning services starting at 9 am Tashlich will follow 2 PM

• September 24, Future Services Starts at 9 am

In yom Kippur:

• To Oct. 1, dinner will be given at 4:45 pm RSVP is required. Kol Nidre Services scheduled to start at 6:30 PM

• On Oct 11:45 am and work in the afternoon.

New Synagogue

Cantor Alex Kalb and Rabibi Benamin Bortz will join the new Synagogue of the holy Days. Membership is not necessary to go to any services. Registering, visit the details, call 561-514-4064. New Signige is 235 Sunriise Ave.

At Rosh Hashanah:

• On September 22, a candle at 6:58 PM, followed by dinner services at 7 PM

• On September 23, breakfasts will take place at 8:30 am the children’s service led by Dr. WINY WINEER STARTING 10 AM Showar Weer and 10: 15 lunchtime begins with services. Tashlich is scheduled for 5:50 PM, and will be followed by Mincha and Ma’ariv at 7 PM Candle Lighwing at 7:50 PM

• On September 24, morning services start at 8:30 message of Rabbi and Showar Blowing Start at 10:15 am of Kiddush lunch We will follow. Sends begin at 6:45, and will be followed by Ma’ariv and Havdalah a 7:49 pm

• In September 25, a new synagogue will observe Ged · de’ah. Fasting First at 6:01 am and only in 7:48 PM

In yom Kippur:

• To Oct. 1, a pre-speed meal (the required for the required) will start at 4:20 pm, followed by MINCHA services. Candle Lighting on 6:48 PM, followed by Kol Nidre at 6:50 PM

• To Oct. 2, breakfasts will start at 8:30 am, followed by the presentation and Yizkor at 10:30 am. Minca begins at 5 pm, followed by Neila at 6:15 PM Shifar will cry at 7:40 PM, followed by Ma’ariv and Havdagah services. In the evening it will end with fast fast food (bookings required).

The schools that work with the Palm Beach Court School School, including primary public schools will be closed on September 23. Palm Beach Academy will also be closed.

City city commission, commonly meets last Wednesday month, pressing its assembly from September 24 to September.

Jodie Wagner is a journalist in Palm Beach Daily News, part of the USA network today Florida Network. You can access him from the Kwagne@pbdailyNews.com.

This article appeared at the beginning of Palm Beach Daily News: Palm Beach Temples Preparing Higher Jews