Autumn Holiday & Event Schedule
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Erev Rosh Hashanah, Wednesday, Oct 2,
7pm at CZA
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Rosh Hashanah Shacharit, Thursday, Oct 3, 10am at CZA
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Tashlich Picnic, Thursday, Oct 3, 3-5pm
at Lillie Park North Pavilion, 4365 Platt Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48108 - bring your picnic dinner and breadcrumbs
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Shabbat Shuvah Shacharit, Saturday, Oct 5, 10am - at CZA - no kiddush
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Hazikkaron Shuvah & Havdallah, Saturday,
Oct 5, 6pm at CZA - please sign up for dinner and come prepared to talk about your faith journey this past year and your hopes for this new year
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Kol Nidre/Yom Kippur Ma'ariv, Friday, Oct 11, 7pm at CZA
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Yom Kippur Shacharit, Saturday, Oct 12,
10am at CZA
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Yom Kippur Mincha/Ne'ila/Havdallah
& BreakFast
Saturday, Oct 12, ​6pm at Calvary Presbyterian Church, 2727 Fernwood, Ann Arbor - please sign up for Break Fast
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CZA Sukkah Build, Sunday, Oct 13, 10am
at the Franklins' house - come help us set up and decorate our new congregational sukkah
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Erev Sukkot Mincha/Maariv, Wednesday,
Oct 16, 7pm, at the Franklins' house - come daven and fulfill the mitzvah to dwell in the sukkah
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Sukkot & Shabbat Shacharit, Saturday,
Oct 19, 10am at CZA - no kiddush
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Supper in the Sukkah, Saturday, Oct 19,
6pm at the Franklins' house - potluck dinner in the Sukkah for members and guests. More details...
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Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah, Wednesday, Oct 23, 6:30pm at CZA - come celebrate the Torah!
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Sayonara Sukkah, Sunday, Oct 27, 10:00 am at the Franklins' house - come help us take down and store the sukkah
Congregation Zera Avraham does not sell tickets for High Holiday Services. All are welcome to come and experience the beauty of the holidays with us. All services are held at the synagogue, unless otherwise noted, and start promptly at the listed times.
For Visiting Family and Newcomers...
As in most synagogues, attire at High Holiday services reflect our desire to honor the sanctity of the holidays, HaShem, and Torah. Men wear sport coats or suits, and ties. Women wear dresses, skirts, or dress slacks.
We expect all men to wear kippot (head coverings) during services. This practice is optional for women. Kippot are provided at the facility but you may bring your own if you like.
Jewish men and women may also wear a tallit (prayer shawl). We ask that guests who are not Jewish refrain from wearing a tallit as this ritual garment symbolizes Israel's unique relationship with God.
If you arrive 15 minutes early, one of our members will orient you to our liturgy. We welcome you to our services and hope that you will enjoy your time with us!
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If you are unable to attend in person and would like to join us online, our services will be live streamed on Zoom via the same link as for our Saturday morning, Shabbat Shacharit services. Our machzorim, prayer books, for the high holiday services are available below via Amazon.
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The CZA Machzor for Rosh Hashanah is available from Amazon.
The CZA Machzor for Yom Kippur is available from Amazon.
