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Click here to view our complete High Holy Days

and Fall Festival Schedule.

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Upcoming Events

Yom Kippur

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Friday, Oct 11 | Erev Yom Kippur

2:00pm | Mincha

6:00pm | Kol Nidre followed by Maariv

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Saturday, Oct 12 | Yom Kippur

9:00am | Shacharit / Morning Service

4:45pm | Mincha / Afternoon Service

6:15pm | Ne'ilah

7:14pm | Fast Conludes

7:30pm | Havdalah

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Click here to view our complete High Holiday and Fall Festival Schedule.

 

For information about children's programming, guest tickets, parking, and our latest health and safety guidelines, please click here.

Remember the Hungry: 

STAT Kol Nidre Food Drive

Please participate in our food drive to support the Jewish Family Service (JFS) Food Pantry. JFS provides food support for over 400 families a month.

 

JFS is appreciative of both non-perishable items and monetary donations. As for items needed, JFS welcomes all donations, but specifically it is short on toilet paper, as well as personal hygiene products like soap, shampoo, and toothpaste. It also has a need for basics including pasta, rice, canned tuna and soup.

 

For those making monetary donations to JFS, please visit the JFS

website (https:// www.jfsofhbg.org/) or send a check to JFS (2994

N. Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. 17110). Please note food

pantry in the memo section of the check to earmark the donation

to the food pantry. Your monetary donation will enable JFS to

purchase and distribute perishable foods such as bread, milk,

cheese, eggs and poultry to families facing financial hardship.

 

On Rosh Hashanah, there will be grocery bags available in the

lobby for donations of non-perishable items. Please bring your

donations to the Kol Nidre service- or earlier in the week.

Many thanks.

This Week: Oct 10-19

Thursday 10​

7:15pm | Maariv / Evening Service.

In-person only.

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Friday 11 - Erev Yom Kippur

2:00pm | Mincha / Afternoon Service.

In-person only.

6:00pm | Kol Nidre followed by Maariv / Evening Service.

In-person and on Zoom.​

Candle lighting.6:14pm

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Saturday 12 - Yom Kippur

9:00am | Sharcharit / Morning Service,

In-person and on Zoom.​

4:45pm | Mincha / Afternoon Service

In-person and on Zoom.​

6:15pm | Ne'ilah.

In-person and on Zoom.​

7:14pm | Fast concludes. 

A break fast, sponsored by Bruce & Barbara Bazelon and Faye Doctrow, in memory of Marty Doctrow z”l, follows the sounding of the shofar.

In-person only.

7:30pm | Havdalah.

In-person and on Zoom.

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Sunday 13

9:00am | Shacharit / Morning Services.

In person only.

NO GESHER.​​​​

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Monday 14

No synagogue events. â€‹â€‹â€‹

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Tuesday 15

9:00am | Shacharit / Morning Service.

Zoom only.

7:15pm | Ma'ariv / Evening Service

In-person only.

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Wednesday 16 - Erev Sukkot

6:05pm | Mincha / Maariv. 

In-person only.

Candle lighting 6:07pm. 

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Thursday 17 - Sukkot

9:30am | Morning Services

In-person and on Zoom.​

6:05pm | Mincha / Maariv. 

In-person only.

Candle lighting 7:04pm.

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Friday 18 - Sukkot

9:30am | Morning Services

In-person and on Zoom.​

Note: no Kabbalat Shabbat this evening
Candle lighting 6:04pm.

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Saturday 19

9:30am | Shabbat Morning Service,

In-person and on Zoom.​

6:05pm | Mincha / Afternoon Service followed by learning and Ma'ariv / Evening Service.

In-person only.

7:20pm | Havdalah.

In-person and on Zoom.​

Monthly Community Food Packing Initiative

Monday, Oct 21st

4:00 pm at Chisuk Emuna

Join the Chisuk Emuna volunteers who, along with our friends from Journey Church, pack hundreds of emergency food bags for homeless shelters in Harrisburg.

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Click here to see a recent ABC-27 profile of our food packing initiative.

Sisterhood Book Discussion

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​The Sisterhood book club will be honoring Sarah Weisberg's memory by reading one of her favorite books, James McBride's memoir, The Color of Water, for its November meeting. It tells the story of McBride and his white, Jewish mother Ruth. Ruth was born in Poland and raised in Suffolk, Virginia, the daughter of an itinerant rabbi and a loving, disabled mother who spoke no English. At 17, Ruth fled the South, landed in Harlem, married a black man in 1941, founded a church, was twice widowed and raised 12 children in New York City. The Sisterhood book club will meet November 10 at 10am at Chisuk Emuna.​

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In-person only at Chisuk Emuna.

Open to all congregants.

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Membership

We warmly invite you to any one of our numerous online events or services!
 

Interested in finding out more?

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Email Rabbi Muroff at rabbi@chisukemuna.org or call 717-232-4851.

Click the button to download and print our membership application.

Please return the completed form to the office at 3219 Green St. Harrisburg, Pa 17110.

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