North Shore Congregation Israel

This service is designed for worshiper's seeking a more intimate, contemplative prayer experience. Reservations are required due to limited seating capacity and will be filled on a first-come first served basis.

This approximately 60–75 minute service offers the key components of the High Holy Day service made accessible for elementary school-age children, parents, grandparents, and adults without children.

This service, more formal in its prayer and musical form, will last approximately 2 hours.

This approximately 60–75 minute service offers the key components of the High Holy Day service made accessible for elementary school-age children, parents, grandparents, and adults without children.

(Ages 0–5) This half-hour experience is filled with High Holy Day–themed songs, stories, and fun. Reservations are required.

This service, more formal in its prayer and musical form, will last approximately 2 hours.

In this service, explanations and teachings will be offered throughout the experience to help worshiper's achieve greater understanding of the meaning behind the High Holy Day service liturgy and design. Reservations are required due to limited seating capacity and will filled on a first-come first-served basis.

(Grades K–5) This approximately 60-minute service includes an age-appropriate story for children, accessible readings, prayers, and music.

A conversation on community, social justice, and hope. This year's session includes Pastor Chris Harris, of the Turn Center, in dialogue with Rabbi Wendi Geffen.

This Yom Kippur afternoon service contains readings of the Torah portion Kedoshim (the Holiness Code) as well as the Haftarah section of the Story of Jonah.

Yizkor, which translates to "remembrance," is a special memorial service in which we remember those loved ones of our community members who died in the last year, along with those who died in years past.

This final service on Yom Kippur features the opportunity for those present to come up onto the bimah together for concluding prayer, song, and the final shofar blast.

Does someone in your family have a drug/alcohol/behavioral problem? Do you feel isolated, confused or in need of support? YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Families Anonymous is a Twelve Step Program for people concerned about drug/alcohol abuse and behavioral problems of a relative. Please park in the south parking lot. Please email mopeters21@gmail.com or call 847.738.1919 for information.

Do you struggle with addiction? Do you want or need support? Typically hosted at North Shore Congregation Israel, these weekly meetings will be held online in a closed session until further notice. AA is an anonymous Twelve Step Program for people who struggle with alcohol or other substances. Please park in the south parking lot. Please email mopeters21@gmail.com or call 847.738.1919 for information.