5786/2025 HHD General Information

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• Schedule of worship services and events
• Reservations for guests, college students, Children's High Holy Days Experiences, Childcare, and Transportation
• High Holy Days Appeal
• Technical Support Hotline
• Mi She-bei-rach for Rosh Hashanah
• Book of Remembrance
• Order your Lulav and Etrog

HIGH HOLY DAYS AND FESTIVALS SCHEDULE
Click here to see the schedule of worship services and events.

ATTENDANCE AND RESERVATIONS
Following is detailed information regarding attendance at and access to CEEBJ’s High Holy Days services — in person or online.  We look forward to welcoming you and your guests! 

ATTENDANCE

A.  In Person:   
Name Tags/Tickets: To help everyone connect or reconnect at this joyous and sacred time, and to better support our security efforts, we've included name tag cards for your household in the information packet we mailed to you.  We ask that you bring your name tags to all in-person Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services. These will serve as your High Holy Day tickets, and we will ask you to show them to our greeters as you enter our building.  

We will have name tag holders and lanyards to display your name tags available for pickup right before High Holy Day services, and during the week prior at the office.

1. Reservations are required for Children’s High Holy Day Experiences, Childcare, and Transportation. We also ask for all guests to be pre-registered for security purposes, and so we can be fully prepared to welcome them. Click here to make your reservations or call the synagogue office at 414-228-7545.

2. Guests and Adult Children: While there will be no specific cost for your adult children and/or guests to attend, we ask to please register them in advance, and please encourage them to consider making a donation to the CEEBJ High Holy Days Appeal to support our operations. Click here to register your guests or call the synagogue office at 414-228-7545.

B.    Online: All services can be viewed online via Zoom, Facebook, YouTube and the CEEBJ website to allow for real-time access to our services for those unable to attend in person. Zoom links and codes will be emailed in Emanu-Email, and available to members logged in to ceebj.org. Services will be available on all other platforms without passwords.

C.    Reciprocity requests will be submitted upon request to the destination synagogue. Please indicate your need for reciprocity by visiting bit.ly/4omLZfd or by calling 414-228-7545.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT
We truly want our High Holy Days offerings to be accessible to all of our congregants, whatever your level of technological sophistication. Our services are created to be available during services to all congregants, friends and family, no matter their location and circumstances through Yom Kippur. If you have technical support questions, call: CEEBJ Tech Hotline (414) 973-1742 or email: tech@ceebj.org.

CHILDREN
We’re excited to offer terrific programming for families of children of all ages:
For ages 5 and younger, see Childcare (below).
For K4-6th graders, see Children’s High Holy Days Experience (below).
Teens are welcome to join parents in services, be part of our machzor madrichim corp, assist our Director of Lifelong Learning with Children’s High Holy Day Experience, or assist with childcare. Please see the appropriate sections below. 

CHILDREN'S HIGH HOLY DAYS EXPERIENCES
Your children are invited and encouraged to join us for hands-on, High Holy Day Experiences of the senses while their parents and older siblings attend the morning services. 

Rosh Hashanah: Tuesday, September 23, 10:30 am - K4 - 6th Graders
Children in K4-6th grade are invited to join for a morning of Rosh Hashanah fun, including games, food, and more. It will be a wonderful way to begin the new Jewish year. Children will be with parents for the first and last half-hours of the service. Announcements will be made in the service when programming begins and when children will return to the Sanctuary.

Yom Kippur: Thursday, October 2, 10:00 am - K4 - 6th Graders 
We will reflect on the year that has been and look to how we can return to a better path in the upcoming year. Children in K4-6th grade will engage with this special day in meaningful, active way. Children will participate during the entirety of the service. An adult (18+) must be present to pick up children at the conclusion of the service.

Details:
•    We will serve snacks at all programs.
•    All must be registered by Wednesday, September 17 for Rosh Hashanah and Thursday, September 25 for Kol Nidre/Yom Kippur. Click here to register your child(ren) or call the synagogue office at 414-228-7545. This will allow us to plan accordingly. Please list any food allergies or other special accommodations. 
•    Teen volunteers are desired for both mornings. If your teen is interested, please have them contact Miles Roger, Director of Lifelong Learning at mroger@ceebj.org or (414) 228-7545. 

CHILDCARE
•    Childcare for children 5 and under will be available during Rosh Hashanah Day 1 and Yom Kippur morning services, and for 8 and under during Yom Kippur Afternoon Services. 
•    The cost is $15 per child per service; these fees are non-refundable. 
•    Reservations are required by Wednesday, September 17, so that we can plan accordingly. We cannot allow children to be dropped off without this advance reservation. Click here to register your child(ren) or call the synagogue office at 414-228-7545.

TRANSPORTATION
Thanks to the support of the Albert and Jeanette Gross Senior Citizen Fund, complimentary transportation to all High Holy Days services is available to congregants who do not have any other means of reaching the synagogue. Please indicate your need for transportation by Wednesday, September 17 for Rosh Hashanah and Thursday, September 25 for Kol Nidre/Yom Kippur. Click here to reserve your transportation or call the synagogue office at 414-228-7545.or by calling 414-228-7545.

PARKING
At peak times, professional parkers will supervise parking at the CEEBJ building. Plan to arrive early. When parkers are on duty, please follow their instructions. Valet parking will be available for those who require assistance; a parking attendant at the main entrance (west door) will help you when you arrive. If you have any other special parking needs, please call the office at (414) 228-7545. Per the River Hills Police Department, parking on Brown Deer Road is not allowed.

MI SHE-BEI-RACH FOR ROSH HASHANAH MORNING SERVICE 
Our practice is to share the names of our loved ones, friends, and congregation members who are ill, and then join together in a prayer for healing on their behalf at our service on the first morning of Rosh Hashanah.  This has become a moving and meaningful part of our worship service.  To facilitate the sharing of names, click here to submit the names (in English or Hebrew) online or call the synagogue office at 414-228-7545 by Monday, September 22. The names of your loved ones will be shared during our morning service on Tuesday morning, September 23. If you have questions, please contact Toni Quartana in the Clergy office at 414-228-7545 or email clergyoffice@ceebj.org.

BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE
Preserve the memory of your loved ones in the Book of Remembrance. All names that are on memorial plaques will be included in the Book of Remembrance. Click here to submit additional names or call 414-228-7545 through Friday, August 22.

ORDER YOUR LULAV & ETROG SET
Standard set ($55), Quality set ($65), Deluxe set ($85). Orders must be received by Thursday, September 25. Click here to place your order or call 414-228-7545.

REGISTRATION FORM DEADLINES

Please contact our Executive Director, Andrew Appel, at 414-228-7545 or aappel@ceebj.org, with your High Holy Days questions and needs.