Let's celebrate Simchat Torah together, in person (indoors) and on Zoom!

The Jewish festival of Simchat Torah celebrates our love for our Jewish tradition of learning and studying sacred scripture, the Torah.  This is a great family holiday celebration!  We will read the last few lines of the Torah and then the first few lines, thus finishing and beginning our study anew. And of course, we will dance, and have taffy apples! We’ll be together, but distanced and masked, at the synagogue (and on Zoom). After the service, all are welcome to go outside to the Sukkah in our Green Space to continue the celebration. Expect plenty of singing, music, and dancing safely distanced!

High Holiday Members are invited to attend! The Zoom link will be sent out the week of the celebration.

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'Affy Tapple' Details:

Before this service, reserve your Affy Tapples here!

If you're joining via Zoom, swing by the synagogue to pick them up on Sunday, Sept. 26 from 2:30-4:30 PM--then eat your taffy apples while on Zoom for the service.

If you're joining in person, you can pick up your taffy apples on your way out after the service to eat later at home!

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How to Join:

For those joining via Zoom, see the weekly newsletter for the Zoom link.

For those joining in person, registration is required. Please register below (before Sunday, Sept. 26 at 3pm).

Remember, attendance is currently limited to 40 people, and the page will automatically stop accepting registrations once the 40 seats have been reserved.

If you register and later need to cancel, please contact the office at (847) 498-8218 so we can allow others to sign up. 

Click here to read our current COVID-19 policies.

Chag sameach!