The High Holy Days are a period of personal and collective renewal. We gather to reflect on our lives and the directions we’re headed, both personally and as a people. Enveloped in music, thoughtful spiritual direction, prayer, and the warmth of our broad and diverse community, we experience our process of renewal, inspiration, and prayer for a sweet New Year!

Atonement is a heartfelt desire for forgiveness, to clear the slate, take responsibility for what we can, and course-correct toward a more fruitful and meaningful life. Mishkon’s distinctive Yom Kippur services begin with the grandeur of Kol Nidre and crest with our soul-stirring Ne’ilah (concluding service).

 Kol Nidrei / Ma’ariv 6:10 p.m.

 Sermon 7:30 p.m.