We have made the decision to open for services for the High Holidays. We are taking the COVID-19 situation very seriously and have implemented procedures to ensure everyone’s safety to the best of our ability.
Please understand that since the Mitzvah of safeguarding our health and each other's health must come first, we will have to enforce these rules. We ask that you wait until the guidelines are relaxed if you might find them difficult to adhere to. Likewise, anyone who is at higher-risk is advised to stay home or speak with your doctor before attending. Please do not attend if you feel even slightly unwell (coughing or sneezing) or if you have been exposed to someone who is a possible COVID-19 carrier.
- All in attendance should wear a mask for the entire service. If you don't have a mask, we will provide one for you at the entrance.
- Please wash hands regularly, Hand Sanitizer will be available throughout the property and we encourage its use.
- We will not be kissing or touching any holy items including the Torah scroll, we will be using protective measures for the Shofar to ensure no germs are spread.
- All services will be set up at a distance of at least 6 feet and must be strictly maintained at all times. Chairs will be arranged to maintain those guidelines. Families may sit together.
- We will not have any indoor children’s program or supervision. Only children that are old and mature enough to be able to remain right next to their parents the entire time are able to attend.
- There will be a prepackaged kiddush snack and water on the way out.
- Every congregant will find a Machzor on your chair. Please leave it on your seat when leaving.
- You must bring your own tallis & Kippa, if you don't have one, please contact [email protected] ahead of time.
Thank you for understand and may Hashem bless us all with good health and the ability to do Mitzvos together in better times.