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Humanistic Rosh Hashanah Service and Dinner

Humanistic Rosh Hashanah Service and Dinner

Friday, October 4, 2024 | 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM MDT

Louisville Recreation & Senior Center
900 Via Appia Way · Louisville, CO

Our Rosh Hashanah Community Service is open to all and will include a catered Mediterranean dinner.  We’ll welcome the new year with the call of the shofar, meaningful readings, new and old songs, some traditional prayers, and your participation – all from a culturally Jewish point of view. Join us in a new location as we return to gathering for the New Year and breaking bread (or pita) together.

To prepare seating and servings, we need your RSVPs by Sept. 30th. Beth Ami will provide service booklets, challah, grape juice (for a brief Shabbat service), other drinks and a light Mediterranean buffet.

Beth Ami members are free. We are requesting a $20 donation per non-member adult payable at the event in cash, card, or check. Greater or smaller donations are equally appreciated.

Please also consider bringing a donation of non-perishable food which will be delivered to Community Food Share.

Let us know if you’re bringing children, and their ages.

Click the Attend button on our Meetup page by Sept 30th so we know to expect you.

Beth Ami, the only Humanistic Jewish congregation in Colorado, is a proud affiliate of the Society for Humanistic Judaism. We celebrate Jewish holidays, learning and life cycle events through the secular lens of history, culture, and reason. We believe in the human capacity to create a better world without supernatural intervention.

Beth Ami is a welcoming community where we connect to Jewish past, celebrate Jewish present and link to Jewish future through a humanistic philosophy. We encourage anyone interested in learning about Humanistic Judaism to attend this and all our events.

Let’s do Jewish together – Humanistically!

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