A SYNAGOGUE WITHOUT WALLS
High Holy Days 5783
We invite you to join us for our High Holiday services. A few things to note:
- While our dates are firm, specific times are subject to change. Any changes made will be noted on our online calendar and in weekly email announcements.
- This year our services will be held both In-Person and Streamed Live via YouTube so all may listen.
- We are very pleased to announce that for the first time in two years we will have our traditional luncheon after Rosh Hashanah services and Break the Fast Dinner after Yom Kippur.
- Keep an eye out for further details in announcements!
Sunday, September 25
7:00pm Rosh Hashanah Evening Service
Monday, September 26
10:00am Rosh Hashanah Morning Service
12:00pm Luncheon
2:00pm Tashlich at Lake Dillon
Tuesday, October 4
6:30pm Kol Nidre
Wednesday, October 5
10:00am Yom Kippur Morning Service
1:00pm Breakout Group 1
2:00pm Breakout Group 2
4:45pm Mincha Service
5:45pm Yizkor Service
6:15pm Neilah Service
7:00pm Break the Fast Dinner
Peninsula Trail Hike
Mark your calendars for August 21 at 9:00 AM and let’s hike the Peninsula Trail in Frisco led by Jeff and Lisa Fine. This is a 4 mile loop with a 430’ elevation gain. We will park at the Dickey Day area and hike from there. Please register by August 26 to let us know who to wait for. We will leave the parking area at 9:15am. Please REGISTER
Interfaith Council Meditation Series
The Interfaith Council is sponsoring twice monthly non-religious meditation sits at the Senior Center in Frisco. Coming together for shared meditation among different faiths and spiritual practices can build bonds and promote dialogue among people of different traditions. In addition, shared practices can be a way to educate ourselves and broaden our understanding of other spiritually based organizations. All of these things can benefit not only individuals involved, but the whole community.
Click HERE to view more information.
Upcoming Sessions:
2:15- 3:15pm
Frisco Senior Center, 83 Nancy's Place, Frisco, CO 80443
- Aug 14-Diane Ryan
- Aug 28-Rebecca Warshawsky, SOS, and Interfaith Council
Hazon Seal of Sustainability
Our congregation has registered for the Hazon Seal of Sustainability. We are doing our part and are developing shmita consciousness.
Here is a link to personal actions that you can take:
https://hazon.org/britaction
Please Check it out and make sure to choose "Synagogue of the Summit (CO)" as your organization. There are 6 areas from which you can choose to take personal action. Please do engage in the soulful work of teshuvah, teshuvah in your relationships and teshuvah with our planet.