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ELUL


Elul the month before Rosh Hashanah begins on 9/3. It is helpful to prepare for Rosh Hashanah in many ways. One tradition is hearing the shofar blown every morning. Another is reciting Psalm 27 daily. Here is a helpful article about Psalm 27 and the text of Psalm 27. 'Opening Your Heart with Psalm 27' by Rabbi Debra Robbins is a meaningful way to engage with the Psalm. An online Elul resource is available through Jewish Studio Project Daily Creative Prompts

Opportunities to prepare for Rosh Hashanah 
See details in the Upcoming Events section.

September 24: Bake and Taste: Challah and Honey
September 28: Selichot

Fri, September 27 2024 24 Elul 5784