Watch High Holiday Services
Visit the PAS High Holiday streaming page to join our services on Erev Rosh Hashanah, both days of Rosh Hashanah, Kol Nidrei, and Yom Kippur. You can also find Zoom links for youth worship and programs.
A Message from Rabbi Cosgrove
Hag sameah!
This year, our celebration and observance of the High Holidays will be different. We will miss welcoming you onto our campus, singing from packed pews, and gathering around tables of family and friends. Yet the wisdom of our tradition and the strength of our community can carry us through the challenges of this moment, so that we enter 5781 spiritually renewed.
On this webpage, you will find an array of resources to support you, and I encourage you to explore it! As always, we’re here to help.
L'shanah tovah u-m'tukah, may the coming year bring you and your loved ones sweetness and blessing. May those seeking physical and spiritual solace find comfort, and may we all be inscribed in the Book of Life.
High Holidays Greetings
Celebrate with PAS!
We're so excited to share the High Holidays with you!
This year is a paradox. The traditions and the rituals remain the same, but we're celebrating them in a way that has only become familiar in the last few months.
Check out our High Holidays pages for FAQs, resources to help you celebrate, learning opportunities, ways to give back to the community, and more.
You can also check out our HIGH HOLIDAYS STREAMING SITE to watch our services. It also includes the complete service schedule, including information on youth programming.
Avodah
Services and Prayer
Come pray with us! Access the High Holiday services livestream, review the service schedules and "ticket" information, book an in-person chapel visit, get information on mahzor pick up and participating in tashlich, and more.
Limmud/Learning and Resources
Get ready for the High Holidays. Explore our Elul programming and learning opportunities for all ages.
Kehillah/Community
Stay connected to PAS and each other. Reflect on Elul kavanot from clergy and staff, order roses for Rosh Hashanah, or send challah to a friend or loved one.
Tzedakah/Righteous Giving
The holidays are a time to give back. Explore opportunities for giving and community service.