High Holy Days Services Order Form 2026

Dear Members & Friends:

Rosh Hashanah will be celebrated on Friday evening, September 11 (Erev) and on Saturday and
Sunday, September 12 and 13. Yom Kippur will be observed on Sunday evening (Erev), September 20 (Kol
Nidre) and Monday, September 21. Our High Holy Days services will be led by Rabbi Michael S. Jay and the
new addition to our bimah, Cantor Perry Fine. The services will be conducted both in person and on Zoom.

Due to popular response, we will continue with last year’s Seating Plan: Seating in either the Sanctuary or the
Social Hall will be $100 each for Members and $200 each for non-members. If you wish to reserve seats in the
Sanctuary there is an additional cost per reserved seat of $50. This will be your reserved seat for all the High
Holy Days and will be labeled Reserved. See the enclosed chart to choose your seats. We suggest that
Individuals requesting reserved seating should do so as soon as possible. Unreserved Sanctuary seats will be open to
all ticket holders.

All tickets include Zoom link information for your use for any day or part of the day of High Holy Days services.
There are no separate Zoom tickets being offered. Due to security concerns, we will be providing actual paper
tickets to each congregant who purchases a ticket.

Included in this High Holy Days booklet is a section to complete for your holiday greetings to the congregation
and the list of your loved ones for the Book of Remembrance (see Order Form). Our Rosh Hashanah and Yom
Kippur services will include opportunities for congregants to receive an Aliyah of which congregants will be
individually advised.

Please make your reservation by sending Pages 3 & 4 of this booklet with your payment to the JCC Office,
2411 Long Beach Blvd., Spray Beach, NJ 08008. Congregants who wish to borrow a High Holy Day Machzor
for home use may do so by contacting the JCC office at 609-492-4090.

We look forward to you joining us for the High Holy Days this year. Please know that in the coming weeks, we
will provide you with particulars regarding Youth Services, our Annual High Holy Days Raffle and a Break the
Fast gathering at the JCC.

Shanah Tovah! May 5787 be a Happy, Healthy and Sweet New Year for you and your family!

With warmest wishes,
Rabbi Michael S. Jay
Philip Rosenzweig, President
Stu Lehrer, Ritual Committee Chair

NB: As the first day of Rosh Hashanah is Shabbat, the Shofar will only be blown on Sunday, October 13, both
inside the Synagogue & after services across the street outside at the Spray Beach Yacht Club along with our
revised Tashlich Service!

We will always have reserved parking on the side of the building with access to the ramp entrance for
congregants who use wheelchairs, walkers, and canes. We kindly request all members to be respectful of those
with special needs.