Begin the High Holy Day season with this preparatory service that explores the themes of repentance and forgiveness (the word selichot means forgiveness). The short service introduces the High Holy liturgy and musical motifs that help us delve into the process of introspection over Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Pre-Register for High Holy Days and […]

Gather with us out doors and at a distance for this new and unique Rosh Hashanah experience. Reserve your socially distancing circle, bring your lawn chair, and sit together with your family to welcome in the new year like you never have before. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HIGH HOLY DAYS *Masks & Pre-Registration […]

Tune in to join us virtually for a service that commences the new year. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HIGH HOLY DAYS Download the Prayer Book  

Tune into this virtual service that incorporates a full range of High Holy Day experiences from shofar blowing, Torah reading, teachings from Rabbi Franklin, and the majestic music our traditions sang by Cantor Debra Stein, Rabbi. Every seat is a good seat when you tune in from the comforts of your home, but connect with […]

Join us on Jewish Center of the Hamptons lawn for a service for the whole family. Bring your kids of all ages to join Rabbi Joshua Franklin and Cantor Debra Stein, Rabbi for singing, stories, and great holiday fun. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HIGH HOLY DAYS *Masks & Pre-Registration required for all in-person […]

Join us at Main Beach to hear the Shofar live on Rosh Hashanah, and to take part in one of our community’s favorite rituals, Tashlich. To reflect on how we have missed the mark of our moral potential, we cast bread into the water, which represents our sins that we hope to shed in the […]

Spread out across JCOH’s great lawn and experience this live and in-person Rosh Hashanah morning service. Hear the sounds of the Shofar, take heed of the message from our Torah, and experience the majestic music of our traditions sung by Cantor Debra Stein, Rabbi. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HIGH HOLY DAYS *Masks & […]

Join this virtual, thought provoking conversation between Richie Jackson and Steven Gaines, as they discuss Jackson’s new book, Gay Like Me: A Father Writes to His Son. In this poignant and urgent love letter to his son, award-winning Broadway, TV and film producer Richie Jackson reflects on his experiences as a gay man in America […]

Once a year, we invite our entire community to join together in our cemetery for a custom known as kever avot (the graves of our fathers and mothers). We visit the graves of our parents and close relatives and pray together for the strength to live life in their absence. Pre-Register for High Holy Days […]

Tune into this virtual service that incorporates a full range of High Holy Day experiences from prayers of repentence, Torah reading, teachings from Rabbi Joshua Franklin, and the majestic music our traditions sang by Cantor Debra Stein, Rabbi. Every seat is a good seat when you tune in from the comforts of your home, but […]

Come listen to the sacred words of the morning Haftara being read live and in-person on the Jewish Center’s lawn. The words of scripture from Isaiah that we will read beckon us to consider the needs of the poor and the needy among us. We ask that you bring a bag of non-perishable food items, […]

Join us on the Jewish Center lawn for a service for the whole family. Bring your kids of all ages to join Rabbi Franklin and Cantor Stein for singing, stories, and great holiday fun. *Masks & Pre-Registration required for all in-person High Holy Days services. **Please note: no bathrooms are available

The Yizkor (Memorial) Service is a time to open the doors of the past and to revisit the memories of our loved ones who are no longer with us. Derived from the Hebrew root zachor, Yizkor means, “may remember.” Our Yom Kippur Yizkor service marks one of the four times throughout the year that we […]

Join us virtually to continue the path towards teshuvah (repentance) in the afternoon. Hear the words of the Holiness Code being read from the Torah (Leviticus 19), and listen to the haunting story of Jonah, all of which guide us in our personal reflections.

Ne’ilah meanings “the closing,” and the service comes as Yom Kippur itself comes to a close. Engage with a sacred liturgy that offers us the opportunity to take advantage of the last moments of Yom Kippur’s power. At the end of the service we sound the shofar one last time, and conclude with the ritual […]