High Holidays 5786
Rosh Hashanah | B’Sefer Hachaim
Join Community Shabbat, friends, and community leaders for a collaborative, vibrant, and anti-zionist Rosh Hashanah.
This year, 5786, we pray not only to be inscribed ourselves in the Book of Life / B’Sefer Hachaim but to reimagine and pray for a world where all life is valued. As abolitionist Ruth Wilson Gilmore says, “where life is precious, life is precious.” We pray for life, liberation, freedom and dignity for all and particularly for freedom and life in Palestine.
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What: Traditional egalitarian service followed by a Rosh Hashanah Seder + community dinner
When: 6pm - 9pm on Monday, September 22
Where: Backyard in Oakland (address sent following registration)
Cost: Suggested contribution of $36-72 or pay what you can, 18% of money gathered goes to mutual aid in Palestine
Menu:
Arugula & Roasted Vegetable Salad
Roasted butternut squash, carrots, and beets with a tahini–silan dressing
Moroccan Fish Patties
(Ktzitzot Dagim)
Fish cakes simmered in a spiced sauce
Baked Harissa Chickpeas with
Leeks & Potatoes
Served with garlic yogurt
Roasted Green Beans
With garlic and lemon
Honey–Apple Almond Cake
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What: Traditional egalitarian service
When: 8:40am - 1pm on Tuesday, September 23
Where: Backyard in Oakland (address sent following registration)
Cost: Suggested contribution of $36-72 or pay what you can, 18% of money gathered goes to mutual aid in Palestine
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We are meeting outside and masks will be optional. Please stay home if you are sick.
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The backyard is down 10 stairs and through the side gate. We will provide chairs. The bathroom is up a couple flights of stairs.
Listen to our playlist to get in the Rosh Hashanah mood!
Yom Kippur
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What: Community meal to break the fast of Yom Kippur
When: Oct 2 at 7:20 pm
Where: Backyard in North Berkeley (address sent following registration)
Food: A yummy balanced meal with gluten free + vegan options
Cost: Suggested contribution of $24-36 or pay what you can, 10% of money gathered goes to mutual aid in Palestine
Community Shabbat is hosting a Yom Kippur Break-Fast.
We recommend Yom Kippur services at Beyt Tikkun, Kehilla, and TzimTzum.
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We are meeting outside and masks will be optional. There will be 2 mask required seating sections. Please stay home if you are sick.
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The backyard is street-level and through the side gate. We will provide chairs. The bathroom is up a couple flights of stairs.