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High Holy Days with Sholom Sprouts

Family sing-along services for the High Holy Days that are short and sweet – just like our participants ages 0 to 5.  Join the Sholom Sprouts community in the Schafler Forum for singing, stories, shofar blowing, community connections, and more.

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Yom Kippur
In Person

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For children ages 0-5

SAT, OCT 12
8:45 – 9:30 AM

Members: No registration needed.
Adults — Show your CRS High Holy Day Tickets
Children — No Ticket Needed

Guests of Members & Non-Members: Space is limited. Registration is required for adults and children.
Adults — $18
Children — Free

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(Web) Lunchtime Singin' Swingin' Shabbat
In Person

Singin’ Swingin’ into Sukkot

For children ages 0-4 and their grown-ups, siblings welcome

Come celebrate Shabbat and Sukkot with a singalong followed by a fun-filled time in the Sukkah where you can help make and hang decorations to beautify our space. Don’t miss the opportunity to shake the lulav and etrog with our clergy, enjoy a delicious bagel breakfast and participate in a mitzvah project benefitting our friends at Westside Campaign Against Hunger. Join us for an unforgettable Sabbat morning filled with music, festivities, and community!

Sat, Oct 19, 9:00 – 11:00 AM
FREE FOR MEMBERS AND ALL CHILDREN
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Sholom Sprouts is Congregation Rodeph Sholom’s home for children ages 0 to 4 and the grown-ups who love them!

We welcome you into our vibrant Jewish community through Shabbat and holiday celebrations, Learning Together Grown-Up & Me classes, opportunities for adult connection and more. Sholom Sprouts is open to everyone – no synagogue membership is required.

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Rodeph Sholom School, an independent Reform Jewish Day School, is committed to providing each nursery through 8th-grade student with opportunities to thrive personally, academically, and spiritually. We offer a challenging curriculum that is enhanced by Jewish life and learning rooted in tradition, identity, ethics, and critical thinking.

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