Bet Shira High Holy Day Services 5782
We look forward to meaningful and joyous Rosh HaShanah & Yom Kippur services led by Amy Mook.
Services will be either on Zoom, or in-person (outdoors and sheltered) while also on Zoom as follows:

• Erev Rosh HaShanah, Monday evening, Sept 6, 7pm - 8:15pm: Zoom only.
• Rosh HaShanah Day, Tuesday morning Sept 7, 10am - 12:45pm:Zoom and In-person, contact betshira@yahoo.com for info.
• Tashlich, Tuesday afternoon Sept 7, 4pm: In-person at North Beach. No potluck or food of any kind.
• Erev Yom Kippur, Wednesday evening Sept 15, 7pm - 8:15pm: Zoom and In-person, contact betshira@yahoo.com for info.
• Yom Kippur Day, Thursday morning Sept 16, 8:30am -11am: Zoom and In-person, contact betshira@yahoo.com for info.
• Yom Kippur - Yizkor & Neilah, Thursday afternoon Sept 16, 6pm – 7:45pm: Zoom only.
  

Zoom link will be sent a few days before the first service.

For the safety of our community all in-person attendees, age 12 and over, must be fully vaccinated (2 weeks since final dose) and wear a mask covering nose and mouth throughout the service. PROOF OF VACCINATION IS REQUIRED. We ask unvaccinated congregants to join us on Zoom. Thank you for your understanding.

Congregants can either send a photo of their vaccine card ahead of time to Deb Bakin via email at  debjondb@yahoo.com or via text to (360) 821-9147 or bring it to the service.
Distancing - Seats will be spread out as much as possible.
Food – No food at any of our services.
Volunteers are needed to:

• Welcome congregants at our in-person services.
• Set-up / Break-down at our in-person services.
• Assist with Zoom as a co-host.

If you are able to help at any of the services please reply to betshira@yahoo.com and specify how and when you are available to assist.

Machzors (High Holy Day Prayer Books) can be borrowed. Contact Deb Bakin at debjondb@yahoo.com or call or text (360) 821-9147 to arrange for you to pick-up your machzors.

In-person services are based on the best information available from Public Health officials at the moment. If case rates increase, or if the official guidance changes, we will revisit these plans.

L'Shanah Tovah Umetukah.