Yom Kippur

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13 Sep 2010 20:02 #1 by geezer

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Those who play and are Jewish, but not so observant that they want to spend the day in complete contemplation, but yet want to attend a service, can do both. While at UDEL, I often led Sabbath services and even some of those for minor holidays. OK, this one is not minor, but I can still do a service from the UAHC book (in English) complete with the proper Torah portion, also in English.

The one thing I cannot guarantee is a minyan. If anyone is interested, please message me and we will all agree on a time.

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13 Sep 2010 21:08 - 13 Sep 2010 21:12 #2 by Erim Walker

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I'm going to be doing Kol Nidre with my family friday night, but I'm in for a Saturday service, breaking the fast come evening, etc.

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13 Sep 2010 21:09 #3 by Winks Sharpthorn

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Same.

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13 Sep 2010 23:56 #4 by geezer

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The Union Prayer Book ( given to me in 1961, after it was determined that Rabbi Yarrish was not going to kill me, despite my failing Hebrew I) is in English and Hebrew. Although I can read Hebrew, I prefer using English for all but the traditional prayers.

The Torah portion will be strictly in English, save for the opening prayers. I have a wonderful translation.

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