Events Calendar

Tashlich and Havdalah
Saturday, September 19 (multiple service times, 5 and 6pm)
We’ll gather to participate in Tashlich, a ritual of “casting off” the remnants of the old year and embracing the possibilities ahead in the new one. We’ll conclude with a short havdalah service.

To ensure enough space for as many people as possible to safely and healthily participate, we will be offering multiple tashlich/havdalah services and asking members to RSVP for one in advance. In case of inclement weather, we will postpone until the following evening, Sunday, Sept. 20.

Tashlich and Havdalah
Saturday, September 19 (multiple service times, 5 and 6pm)
We’ll gather to participate in Tashlich, a ritual of “casting off” the remnants of the old year and embracing the possibilities ahead in the new one. We’ll conclude with a short havdalah service.

To ensure enough space for as many people as possible to safely and healthily participate, we will be offering multiple tashlich/havdalah services and asking members to RSVP for one in advance. In case of inclement weather, we will postpone until the following evening, Sunday, Sept. 20.

Tashlich and Havdalah
Saturday, September 19 (multiple service times, 5 and 6pm)
We’ll gather to participate in Tashlich, a ritual of “casting off” the remnants of the old year and embracing the possibilities ahead in the new one. We’ll conclude with a short havdalah service.

To ensure enough space for as many people as possible to safely and healthily participate, we will be offering multiple tashlich/havdalah services and asking members to RSVP for one in advance. In case of inclement weather, we will postpone until the following evening, Sunday, Sept. 20.

Kever Avot
We will participate in the tradition of Kever Avot, visiting the graves of loved ones between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. There will be a brief and meditative morning services during the Days of Awe and recall our dearly departed whom we carry with us into this new year.
RSVP is required to attend.

Kever Avot
We will participate in the tradition of Kever Avot, visiting the graves of loved ones between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. There will be a brief and meditative morning services during the Days of Awe and recall our dearly departed whom we carry with us into this new year.
RSVP is required to attend.

MEDITATIVE TIME

Our members are warmly invited to reserve a 20 minute block to engage in personal reflection and prayers. To minimize risk, there will be single-use seats and limited capacity for each block of time. RSVP is required.

Please note that everyone entering the sanctuary will be asked to wear a mask and have their temperature screened.

Thursday, October 8 at 6:00pm
with Rev. Gregory T. Manning, Founder of the Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate Coalition
The GNOICC exists to establish working objectives to green faith communities, address environmental injustice, and preserve the environment.

Reverend Gregory T. Manning believes firmly that everyone’s life has a story. This present chapter of his life includes a strong commitment to the ministry of Broadmoor Community Church, community organizing, and the consistent fight to dismantle systemic institutional racism on all fronts. Pastor Manning is the founder and chairman of the Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate Coalition. He has been deeply engaged in the fight against the petrochemical industry’s poisoning of river parishes as facilitator for Coalition Against Death Alley. Pastor Manning is co-moderator for Justice and Beyond and serves on the steering committee for the Peoples DA Coalition to elect a progressive district attorney for New Orleans. Pastor Manning also enjoys serving on the board of directors of The Greater New Orleans YMCA, The Lighthouse of Louisiana, The Salvation Army, and Rebecca’s Garden of Hope.