
הֲשִׁיבֵ֨נוּ יְהֹוָ֤ה ׀ אֵלֶ֙יךָ֙ וְֽנָשׁ֔וּבָה חַדֵּ֥שׁ יָמֵ֖ינוּ כְּקֶֽדֶם׃
“Return to us, Adonai, and we will return. Renew our days as of old.”
The High Holy Days are a time of both return and renewal. Where we have gone astray, we return to the right path. Where we have fallen short, we turn over a new leaf. Each year, these holy days offer us a gift: to come together as a community and engage in this process of teshuvah (return/repentance) and transformation. We hope you will celebrate with the Temple Beth Torah community as we welcome in the new year.
Temple Beth Torah will be holding multi-access services throughout the High Holy Days, some of which will be ASL interpreted. Please see the schedule of services below.
The Zoom link to attend any ONLINE service will be in the Thursday weekly bulletins. Click here to sign up to receive the bulletin.
Members: There is no registration required to attend services. Please visit the front table for your nametag.
Guests/Non-Members: All are welcome to attend our services. There is no fee nor tickets required, however, donations are very much appreciated. Please click here to donate, then choose the "High Holidays" field. If you plan to join TBT for any of the High Holy Day services, please contact Ann Danen at (510) 656-7141 so we can have a nametag ready for you.
Childcare: We will offer childcare during both Rosh Hashanah morning and Yom Kippur morning services, provided we receive enough registrations in advance. Here is the link to sign up. Please not that pre-registration is required for access to childcare. The deadline to register is Friday, September 12, 2025.
For questions, click here to contact Ann Danen or call the TBT office (510) 656-7141.
Schedule of Services
All Are Welcome!
S'LICHOT
Saturday, Sept. 13 | Temple Beth Torah and Zoom | 7:00 PM
Study followed by S'Lichot Service
Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
EREV ROSH HASHANAH
Monday, Sept. 22 | Temple Beth Torah and Zoom | 7:30 PM
Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
ASL Interpretation will be available
ROSH HASHANAH MORNING
Tuesday, Sept. 23 | Temple Beth Torah and Zoom | 10:00 AM
Childcare is available, must pre-register here
Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
ASL Interpretation will be available
TOT SERVICE
Tuesday, Sept. 23 | Lake Elizabeth Boat Ramp | 4:30 PM
Family Service for Those with Kids Ages 0-9
TASHLICH SERVICE
Tuesday, Sept. 23 | Lake Elizabeth Boat Ramp | 5:30 PM
SHABBAT SHUVAH
Friday, Sept. 26 | Temple Beth Torah and Zoom | 7:30 PM
Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
EREV YOM KIPPUR
Wednesday, Oct. 1 | Temple Beth Torah and Zoom | 7:30 PM
Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
YOM KIPPUR
Thursday, Oct. 2 | Temple Beth Torah and Zoom were noted
10:00 AM - Morning Service | Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
Childcare is available, pre-register here
2:00 PM - Torah Time Family Service | Temple Beth Torah
Service for those with Kids Aged 0-9
3:00 PM - Study Session | Temple Beth Torah
4:00 PM - Afternoon Service |Temple Beth Torah | Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
5:00 PM - Yizkor and Healing Service | Temple Beth Torah | Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
6:00 PM - Neilah Service | Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
7:00 PM - Break Fast | Temple Beth Torah
SUKKOT
Monday, Oct 6 | Temple Beth Torah
6:00 PM - Dinner & Decorate the Sukkah
7:00pm - Service in the Sukkah
SH'MINI ATZERET / SIMCHAT TORAH
Monday, Oct. 13 | Temple Beth Torah | 7:00 PM
Simchat Torah Celebration
Tuesday, Oct. 14 | Zoom link for the service | Passcode is 342774
10:00 AM - Virtual Yizkor Service




Yizkor Service and Virtual Memorial Book, 5786-2025
The holiest days of the year are soon approaching. At this time, you may want to remember family and friends who have died by honoring their beloved memories at our Yom Kippur Yizkor (Memorial) Service. At the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur afternoon, Rabbi Sarah will read the names of those family and friends who have passed away during the last year, since Rosh Hashanah 2023.
You can also honor your loved ones’ memories by including them in our Virtual Memorial Book. If you’d like them to be included in the book, please:
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Email or mail names of family and/or friends who have died since last Rosh Hashanah to engage@bethtorah-fremont.org.
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Send the names of other loved ones you wish to be included in the Memorial Book. If you contributed to the book last year and wish to do so again this year with no changes, you can note ‘No Changes to Last Year’s List’ when you let us know.
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Email any digital photos that you would like to include with your memorial. If you have multiple loved ones listed, please indicate the name of the person in each photo.
All names and photos should be emailed to admin@bethtorah-fremont.org or received in the office by Friday, Sept. 19, 2025. Submissions may need to be edited or resized to be included. Click here to view prior year's book.
In honor of your loved ones' memory, it would be greatly appreciated if you contribute to one of our charitable funds listed below. There is no standard donation required. Any amount you give, large or small, is entirely at your own discretion.
Beautification Fund
Bessie Leash Fund for Deaf Children
Building Fund
Choir Fund
Debby Kaplan Scholarship Fund
Education Fund
Elise Harrosh Memorial Fund for Israel
Gan Sameach Fund
General Fund
Heather Citron Camp Scholarship Fund
Interpreter’s Fund
Music Enrichment Fund
Prayerbook Fund
Rabbi Avi Schulman Scholar in Residence Fund
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
Rabbi Eve Ben-Ora Teacher Enrichment Fund
Sara and Elliot Lewis Memorial
Camp Scholarship Fund
Social Action Fund
Worship Fund
WTBT Camp Scholarship Fund
WTBT Outreach Fund