The High Holy Days, the Days of Awe, are a sacred time of reflection, renewal, and return. Beginning with Rosh Hashanah and continuing through Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah, this season calls us to examine our lives, seek forgiveness, and recommit to the values of our tradition. Together, as a community, we enter these days with intention, reflecting on the year that has passed and preparing ourselves spiritually for the year to come.
2026/5787 High Holy Day Services
Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur
Main Sanctuary Service
Senior Rabbi Bryan Wexler & Senior Cantor Magda Fishman
Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Senior Cantor Magda Fishman (Day 2 Rosh Hashanah)
A soul-stirring and enlightening traditional High Holy Day service for all ages, with wisdom from our Rabbis and music led by our Senior Cantor together with the acclaimed B’nai Torah Choir.
Weiner Cultural Center Service
Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantor Brian Kalver
Senior Rabbi Bryan Wexler & Cantor Brian Kalver (Day 2 Rosh Hashanah)
An interactive, family-friendly service that blends traditional and contemporary prayer, liturgy, and music with thought-provoking and insightful commentary from our Rabbis.
Young Family Service
Rabbi Evan Susman, Naomi Gordon & Rabbi Laura Lenes
This musical and engaging holiday service is filled with holiday prayers, stories and rituals specially designed for our youngest children and their families. This service is appropriate for families with children ages 2-6 years old.
Youth Service
Rabbi Evan Susman, Cathy Berkowitz & Rabbi Laura Lenes
Religious school aged children will engage in interactive, participatory prayer and learning services with their friends, led by our clergy and educators.
2026/5787 Service Schedule
This schedule is subject to change
Please note:
All High Holy Day services are for ticketed members only and their out of town guests.
If you are not yet a member of B’nai Torah, we invite you to join us!
For information about membership, click here.
For more information and questions about the High Holy Days, please call the synagogue office at 561-392-8566.
Kol Nidre Appeal
We need your support now more than ever with the Kol Nidre appeal to ensure our continuous growth. If you have not yet made your Kol Nidre donation, it is not too late! Your involvement is crucial for the growth we envision. We don’t merely aim to meet our fiscal responsibilities; our goal is to forge a thriving Jewish future for our children, their children, and generations beyond.
We invite all B’nai Torah members to participate in the Kol Nidre campaign. Let’s each make a contribution that reflects our commitment to the synagogue and the vital role it plays in our lives. Every gift, regardless of size, is significant.
We need you. We can’t do it without you!
High Holy Days Sponsorships
Help support B’nai Torah Congregation and become a High Holy Days 2026/5787 Sponsor.
Please note: Sponsorships received after August 26, 2026 will only be included in digital marketing.
2026 High Holy Day Sponsors
Selichot Prayer Book
Meryl and Ron Gallatin
Selma Lee and Daniel Weiss
Babysitting
Selma Lee and Daniel Weiss
Children’s Programming
Joan and Mark Mendel
Candles
Rhoda Sue Bertuch
in memory of Henri
Franklin D. Kreutzer
In memory of Judith Jacobs Kreutzer, Dr. Renee` Charlotte Kreutzer, Ed.D. and our parents, Ben and Marilyn Feldman-Jacobs and Ernst and Elsa Meitner-Kreutzer, and sister, Marsha Jacobs-Lesser
Dr. Gerald Robinson and Family
In memory of Joyce Robinson
Wine
Linda and Ari Silverman
in appreciation of our Simchat Torah Chatan and Kallah Aliyot
Marc Sussman
in memory of my beloved parents – Max and Ruth Sussman
Marc Sussman
in honor of my children and grandchildren – Ali, Scott, Reese, and Jonah Baker
Hedy and Dr. Bryan J. Wasserman and Family
in honor of our grandchildren – Justin, Jason, Jordan, Hayley, Zane , Caleb and Sydney
Challah
Helene Ballen
in memory of Ida Epstein
Jerry and Holly Budney
in honor of Rabbi Bryan Wexler
Sharon and Ira Calderon
in memory of Sarah & Nelson Calderon, Muriel & Robert Weinreb, Ruth & Jack Calderon
The Etchin Family
in memory of Farokh Navi
Myrna and David Gross
in honor of our children and grandchildren
Lawrence Korpeck and Dorinda Derrigan
in memory of Susan Ann Korpeck
Michael Ostroff and Esther Rosenberg
in honor of our children and 5 granddaughters
Leesa Parker and Family
in honor of Rabbi Bryan Wexler and his family on their first High Holy Days at B’nai Torah
Cliff Seresky
in honor of my 18 great grandchildren
Roberta and Dr. Howard Vernof
in honor of our children and grandchildren, Jessica, Mike, Jordyn & Jamie
Jessica and Mike Vernof
in honor of our children, Jordyn & Jamie
Stuart Waldman and family
in memory of Corina Waldman
Susan Wernick
in honor of my children and grandchildren
Honey
Larry and Laura Dunn
in honor of our children, Joel & Melissa
Jerry and Rhoda Grossman
in appreciation of the entire B’nai Torah staff
Sylvia Kopkin
in honor of my daughters, Marla, Nedra, and Alanna
Frances and Joseph Krause
in honor of our children and grandchildren
April and Roger Leavy
in honor of our children and grandchildren
Alan Lipson
in memory of Grace and Aaron Lipson
Ilene and Stephen Mackler
in memory of our parents, Edward and Edith Mackler and Wilfred and Sylvia Gluckstern
Roseanne and Ed Sopher
in honor of our grandchildren
Dorothy Wizer
in honor of my great grandchildren
Apple
Adam, Lori, Derek, Joshie, and Benji Barbag
in appreciation of our wonderful and amazing Rabbis and Cantors and our incredible Staff
Sheila Blutstein-Green
in honor of my B’nai Torah “family,” for your amazing support during my family’s tragic loss earlier this year. I am so proud to be a part of this community!
Lauren, Seth, Allison, and Cooper Burack
in appreciation of our wonderful B’nai Torah Congregation
Dr. Mark and Stacey Gendal
in appreciation of the dedicated B’nai Torah Clergy and Staff
Lesley Fuchs
in memory of my beloved husband, Cantor Moti Fuchs
Cara Lebowitz Kagan
in memory of my beloved husband, Leonard M. Kagan, MD
Betty and Herb Kane
in honor of our children and grandchildren
Carole Kralstein
in memory of David Kralstein
Civi and Alan Lieberman
in memory of loved ones lost
Lawrence Newman
in memory of Barbara and Scott Newman
Leslee Nyman and Eugene Trainin
in honor of our children and grandchildren
Cynthia Ostrovsky
in loving memory of my husband, Rabbi Raphael Ostrovsky
Dale and Richard Sonenklare
in honor of our children and grandchildren
Arlene and Phil Stolzenberg
in honor of our grandchildren Daniel, Star, and Jessica
-As of September 4, 2026
Bond of Life
Book of Remembrance
The “Bond of Life” book allows members to commemorate life cycle events like deaths, births, B’nai Mitzvot, and anniversaries. You’ll find the Bond of Life section in your Membership Renewal Form.
Individual Listings are $18 each, and becoming a Patron costs $360, which includes 18 listings and special recognition in the Book of Remembrance.
Please click here to view last year’s Book of Remembrance.
High Holy Day Tickets
Pick-up Information
Tickets, parking passes, and new car decals will be handed out starting Sunday, August 30 from 8:30 am – 12:00 pm for those who have renewed their membership.
Ticket pick-up dates and times:
Sunday, August 30 | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
Monday, August 31 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday, September 1 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday, September 2 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday, September 3 | 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday, September 4 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday, September 5 | 8:15 pm – 9:00 pm (Weiner Cultural Center)
Tuesday, September 8 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday, September 9 | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday, September 10 | 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday, September 11 | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
We are looking for volunteers to help with ticket distribution,
please click here to sign-up.
Lulav and Etrog Orders
Pick up will be at the synagogue – date to be announced.
Please place your order with the link below or call (561) 392-8566.