Erev Rosh Hashanah
Friday, September 11
ראש השנה · יום כיפור
Join a warm, bilingual Hebrew–English community for meaningful services, holiday meals, family programs, and tradition.
All High Holiday services are bilingual Hebrew–English and open to the community. Please arrive a little early for security and check-in; respectful holiday attire is appropriate.
Services, shofar, Tashlich, children’s programming, and a festive community dinner at Chabad Israeli Center Atlanta.
Friday, September 11
Saturday, September 12
Sunday, September 13
Connection and meaning at eye level, with Rabbi Alexander.
Explore selected High Holiday prayer passages—their inner depth, ideas, and insights—in an approachable session for anyone seeking awakening, depth, and inspiration for the new year. No prior knowledge needed.
WhenSaturday & Sunday · 1–2 Tishrei
September 12–13, 2026 · 10:30 AM
Sunday highlightShofar sounding at 11:30 AM
A meaningful Rosh Hashanah morning created especially for youth and teens.
Begin by volunteering with the children’s activities, then continue together with a special youth program in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
WhenSunday, September 13 · 10:30 AM
Program
Contact & registration678-267-5203
Friday night at 8:00 PM. RSVP is required. For dietary or allergy questions, please contact the office.
RSVP FOR DINNER →Discounted Marriott hotel rate, including late checkout Saturday, September 12 at 9:00 PM after Shabbat/holiday.
BOOK THE MARRIOTT RATE →Sunday, September 13 · 10:30 AM
A meaningful and fun holiday experience with educational activity stations, kids-friendly prayer, Kiddush for kids, shofar blowing, and Apple Dot Cake.
Kaparot is traditionally performed on the morning before Yom Kippur. Participants may use $18, $36, $54, or another multiple of Chai according to their means. The money is then donated to support community members in need.
Kaparot envelopes are available at the synagogue, and donations may also be made online.
Instructions & DonationServices will take place at Congregation Beit Reuven – Chabad Israeli Center Atlanta.
Full prayer schedule—including Kol Nidrei, Shacharit, Yizkor, Mincha and Ne’ilah—will be added shortly.
Register for the pre-fast meal. Meal time and pricing will be added shortly.
REGISTER FOR THE MEAL →September 20 & 21 · Activities throughout the holiday
Prayer and activities about the meaning of the holiday, an Israeli-style Yom Kippur experience, and games for all ages. A nursery room with a babysitter is available for younger children. Meals and snacks will be provided for children throughout the day.
Invite a friend or neighbor to join!
Book your hotel reservation for Yom Kippur now at a discounted price.
Two-night booking required:
September 20–22
To remain through the end of Yom Kippur, you must book two nights. After booking, notify us so we can request a room on the lowest available floor.
Book your hotel reservation for Yom Kippur now at our special price.
One-night booking only:
September 20–21
The special rate includes late checkout at 9:00 PM, after the fast ends.
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