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2013 - 5774, Cherry Hill, NJ© 2014, 2020 Alex Weinberg

© 2010 Alex Weinberg and Abigail WoloffAll rights reserved original translations and material

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May this new year be filled with sweetness and happiness.




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WOW!How awesome are your communities, Jacob the places where you gather,

Israel!

WOW!How awesome it is that we are all here

together today!

In English we often call our prayer space a “Synagogue” or ‘Temple.” You may also have heard someone use the Yiddush word “shul.” In Hebrew, in addition to , synagogue,

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As we come together as a Kehillah Kedusha, a Sacred Community,

to welcome the New Year, we take a moment

to greet and welcome each other into our Makom Kadosh, Sacred Space.

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Thank You God for: •this chance to tell the difference between daytime and nighttime•making me in Your image•making me a Jew•making me a free person•this chance to see•giving clothing to people without clothes•freeing those who are trapped•giving power to the weak•creating the earth on the sea•helping with all of our needs•guiding us on our journey•giving courage to the Jewish people•giving glory to the Jewish people•giving strength to those who are down

As we begin our morning as a community, we focus on our

blessings in life. These blessings focus both on our individual

opportunities to continue God’s work as well as our communal responsibility to be partners

with God.

The New Year begins with gratitude and thanks for the many opportunities we have in our lives.

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Thank You God... Because You spoke and the

world was created!Blessed are You God, the One:

Who creates.Who speaks and Who does.

Whose devotion fills the world.Whose compassion fills all lives with good.

Whose partnership with the world will protect and sustain us.

Bless God’s name forever!

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actions we take. As we kiss our tzitzit at the end of this blessing, we are reminded of the mitzvot we have in our lives and actions we must take to strengthen the partnership we create with God.

We are constantly searching for reminders of our partnership with God.

By holding our tzizit, the fringes of our tallit, during Barukh Sheamar, we create another pause

in our morning to remember and be grateful for what makes our lives holy and unique.

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r-Happy!Happy are those people who live in Your house,

They will sing Your praises forever.

People like this are happy! People who partner with God are happy!

Ashrei uses every letter of the alphabet to praise God. We

know in our lives that the words we say can profoundly affect others. This tefillah reminds us that the words we choose are

very powerful!

As the New Year begins, we recognize our partnership with God with joy and happiness.

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s PYou open Your hand and You help all that live

God, You protect all who love You, and keep us safe from evil.

We bless God now and forever. Halleluyah!

When we see someone fall, we help her stand up. When

we see someone who is hungry, we give him food. Every day we have the

chance to help people. In the Ashrei prayer we thank God

for helping us.

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Our tradition celebrates our uniqueness. Some have the

gift of music, others can create beautiful art; all of these special talents, when they come from the heart, are ways we can

praise God.

Halleluyah! Praise God!

We praise God in God’s holinessWe praise God for God’s awesome acts

with a Shofar blastand by strumming the lute and harp

by beating drums and dancingby blowing the flute

and crashing cymbals.

Let all souls that breathe praise God!

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Every day we make choices that define who we are and what we believe: Do we take time to help others? Do we rush to work or

school? These challenges, just like the challenge for Israel as they approached the sea, take faith,

courage and conviction.

Moses and the Israelites sang this song of celebration after they crossed the Sea of Reeds.

We sing songs to God Who has won the battle.

The Egyptian horses and riders were pushed back by the water.

My God, God of my ancestors, thank You!

With You, we beat the Egyptian army.Your power, God, has shattered the enemy.

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God, our ruler: You sit in Your holy place,

Your holy name blessed forever.

You are thanked by honest people.

You are blessed by the words of the tzadikim.

You are cheered as being holy by the faithful.

You are praised by the Kedoshim -- holy people!

In the book of Proverbs from the TaNakH we learn that a tzadik is described as someone who “falls

seven times, and rises again.” (Proverbs 24:16) We learn from this that a tzadik, acts on what he or

she believes and does not give up despite the challenge.

Words are often not enough to describe our relationship with God.

Throughout the Mahzor the poets of our tradition describe our relationship with God through many different titles.

Here we call God melekh -- king.

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Music is a powerful way to express emotions and has

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about God.

Praise Your name, God, for all time!

Great and Awesome God we sing Your thanks!

For in You we discover the life of all of the world.

As we prepare to begin the Shaharit service we pause to praise God through song.

haTzTi kaddish • £a Pause in the serviCe

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May God’s great name grow and be even greater in the world that God created.

May God be present in your life and in the lifetime of the entire family of Israel soon. We say: Amen.

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May God’s great name be blessed for all time!

Blessed, Praised, Glorified, Cheered, Strong, Raised up and Complimented is the Name of the

Holy One: Blessed is God.

You are beyond any blessing and song! Praise everything we have in the world. We say: Amen

May there be peace and life for us and all Israel. We say: Amen

God who makes peace, make peace upon us and upon all Israel. We say: Amen

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COME! Let us bless God!Bless God now

and forever!rosh hashanah:

Blessed are You, God, Source of all blessing, Who creates light and forms darkness, inspires peace and forms all things.

YoM kiPPur:Blessed are You, God, Source of all blessing, Who opens for

us the gates of £r--compassion, gives light to us who need to ask for forgiveness, Who creates light and

forms darkness, inspires peace and forms all things.

As we pray together today we recognize the holiness of our kehillah, our community, and the support we offer each

other in communal prayer.

During the time of the Temple in Jerusalem the Shofar was used to gather people for prayer. Today we use our own

voices to gather our community together.

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el adon • s aCrostiC Poem of thanks to god

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Awesome and great are You, God of creation.

Blessed are You, God!

Completely filling the universe with Your greatness

Devoted partners of God.

Acrostics were created for moments of

communal prayer to help the congregation

participate in the service.

The words we use to to describe God in El Adon -- knowledgeable, generous, strong --

are also attributes we hope to embody ourselves.

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A new light will shine through Zion --We look forward to enjoying the warmth of

this new light!

Blessed are You, God, who creates light!

Light is one way we describe God. We don’t see light, rather, we see rays of light bouncing off of other things in the world. In many ways this can describe our relationship with God. We don’t see God, but we see God’s presence “bouncing”

off of aspects of our life.

In Or Hadash we celebrate both the physical connection to Zion -- Jerusalem --

and the spiritual ideal we look to create in Israel.

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God, You have shown us love like a caring parent.

Please be our teacher, too. Help us to understand our

relationship with You.

In Ahavah Rabbah we celebrate the opportunity to teach our traditions to

our children.

In the earliest prayer services from our tradition the 10 Commandments were read at this point.

The rabbis became concerned that the community would forget the breadth of the Torah and only focus on these 10 mitzvot so Ahava Rabbah, a prayer that stresses

the importance of learning and performing mitzvot, was added into the service.

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Cover your eyes while saying Shema as a way of

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and hold them throughout

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You gather the four corners of the world in peaceYou have chosen us from all the nations in the

world and brought us near to You. Blessed are You, God, who has chosen the Israelite people with love.

Hear! Listen! Israel: God is our God, God is One!

Praise God’s name Whose honor and presence is with us now and forever.You should love God

With all of your thoughts With all of your feelings

And with all of your actions. And these words that I command you today, must always be in your heart. Instruct these commandments to your

children and speak of them when you are sitting at home, when you are traveling on a path,

when you go to sleep, and when you wake up. Attach a symbol of your partnership with God on your arm and between your eyes and write this reminder on

the door-posts of your houses and on your gates.

It is sometimes very hard to describe “love.” We can describe what we love or how we show love, but the feeling

itself is often an indescribable emotion. When the Shema challenges us to love God, the text does not define what this love is. Instead the Shema gives us a road map to form this type of powerful

relationship in our lives.

When we say the word, , tzitzit,kiss your tzitzi’ot as a reminder of the mitzvot.

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God spoke to Moshe and told him to tell Israel to put Tzitziot on their clothes so that

they would remember the mitzvot that partner us, B’nai Yisrael, with God.

There are many ways to define the word “mitzvah;” commandment, good deed,

requirement or law. By translating “mitzvah,” as opportunity we

recognize the partnership that we share with God.

What is a mitzvah?Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel taught

that a Mitzvah is a prayer in action.

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God is often described as n, truth.

As we celebrate the new year we are reminded of

the value of being truthful. God is described as “truth” --we emulate God through

truthful acts.

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leader but You, God!

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The Israelites at the Sea sang:Who is like You God?

Who is as holy as You are?You are awesome and powerful!

Singing a new song, we stand and say:God, You will be with us forever!

Rock of Israel, blessed are Youfor helping us, Israel!

Before we sing the Amidah we stand like the Israelites at the

Sea of Reeds, looking forward to what will happen next.

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It’s not easy to pray.Before we begin the Amidah,

we ask God for help...

God, let me find the words to begin my Tefillah with You.

Blessed are You, God!God of Avraham,God of YitzhakGod of Ya’akovGod of SarahGod of Rivkah

God of Rahel andGod of Leah

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God! Remember us with life.

We learn from the Torah and are reminded in the Amidah

that Avraham, Sarah and all of our ancestors created personal relationships with God. The last

paragraph of the Amidah reminds us that we too can create a

personal relationship with God!

Write us into the Book of Life!

Blessed are You, God, who protects Avraham

and Sarah.

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God who inspires us to:▪support those who are in need ▪help the sick ▪free people who are trapped ▪shelter the homeless

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Remember us God with life and compassion!

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God! Let us tell the world of Your Holiness!Holy, Holy, Holy, are You,

Adonai Tzvaot--God who fills the universe.

In booming voices we sing:Blessed is God’s glory throughout the world.

Blessed is God’s glory throughout generations and throughout all time.

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From Generation to Generation we create our blessings for You, God

You will always be with us!

God, You are kadosh, holy, and beyond everything.

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Navi – prophet Isaiah wrote about you; Adonai Tz’vaot, will be praised through acts

of justice and righteousness.

Blessed are You God our Holy Ruler.

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God! Let us tell the world of Your Holiness!

Holy, Holy, Holy are You, Adonai Tz’vaot--God who fills the universe.

God, deal compassionately and mercifully with Your People.

Bless Your honor, Adonai, in Your place.

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God You are kadosh, holy, and beyond everything.

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God of Judgement, , how are we judged? How do our actions and words affect how

other people “judge” us? How does God judge us on

Yom HaDin – the Day of Judgement?

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God, and God of our ancestors, help us ask for forgiveness,

pardon us. , help us say we are sorry

for what we, Your Kehillah Kedusha, sacred community,may have done.

We are Your people. You are like our father

and we are like Your children. We are Your Kehilah, community,

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For all of the --sins we as a community have done,

God please forgive us, pardon us, excuse us!

We have been Angry

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We have been Greedy

We have Hurt

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avinu Malkenu • F god is our ruler




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v¨rItorah


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Ubh¥k¨ConCluding

God, our parent, our ruler, we have sinned before You. There is no other ruler like You!

God, help us return to You. God, help us create a good new year.

God help us heal those who are ill in our community.

God remember us for good in the , Book of Life, with all that we need.

God write us in the , Book of forgiveness.

God! Answer us and help us create tzedakah, righteousnessand Hesed, compassion

in our world!

God, help us create peace in Your world.You, God who creates peace, give us and all of Israel peace.

And we say, Amen.

Leader:

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full kaddish • a Pause in the serviCe




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v¨rItorah


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Blessed, Praised, Glorified, Cheered, Strong, Raised up and Complimented is the Name of the Holy

One: Blessed is God.




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We rise as the Ark is opened

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On Shabbat, omit the following

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Torah service • rserviCe for reading the sefer torah




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As we prepare to take the Torah out of the Aron Kodesh,

the Holy Ark, we ask:

Who is like You, God?

Is there anything that we can compare to God?

Whenever the Israelites would travel with the ark leading them

Moshe would say:

The Torah will come from Zion, Jerusalem

Blessed are You God, who gave the Torah to us!

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Torah service • rserviCe for reading the sefer torah




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v¨rItorah


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God, in You I put my trust! You are the Holy One to whom we offer blessings. Open my

heart to Your Torah. Please answer my prayers and the prayers of all of Your people with

goodness, life and peace, AMEN!


God You are alone, great and awesome--

Your name is holy!

We say together:God is with me and I sing to God

with blessings!

Before the reading:

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Congregation:

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v¨sh¦n¨ amidah


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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

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Thank You, God, who has chosen the Israelite people from all of the nations

of the world to give Your Torah.

Thank You God for giving us Your precious Torah!

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firsT daY of rosh hashanah Torah reading

Genesis 21:1 God took note of Sarah as God said God would and God did what God promised for Sarah.

2 Sarah became pregnant, and she gave birth to Abraham's son in his old age. It was at the exact time that God had promised it to him.

3 Abraham gave the name Isaac to the son he had, to whom Sarah had just given birth.

4 When his son Isaac was eight days old, Abraham circumcised him, as God had commanded.

second daY of rosh hashanah Torah reading

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second daY of rosh hashanah Torah reading

Genesis 221 After these events, God tested Abraham. 'Abraham!' God said. 'Yes.'

2 'Take your son, the only one you love - Isaac - and go away to the Moriah area. Bring him as an all-burned offering on one of the mountains that I will designate to you.'

3 Abraham got up early in the morning and saddled his donkey. He took his two men with him, along with his son Isaac. He cut wood for the offering, and set out, heading for the place that God had designated.

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YoM kiPPur Torah reading

Leviticus 16

1 God spoke to Moses after the death of the two sons of Aaron who died when they drew too close to the presence of God.

2 God said to Moses: Tell your brother Aaron that he is not to come at will into the special place behind the curtain, in front of the cover that is upon the ark, because he will die, for I appear in the cloud over the cover.

3 Aaron will only be able to enter the tent with a bull of the herd for a sin offering and a ram for a burnt offering.

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This is the Torah that was given to Israel by God with the help of Moshe.

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Moshe commanded us to follow the Torahthat we have received as an

inheritance of the Congregation of Jacob.

Yisrael-- Listen! Our God is One!Torah is our Light -- Halleluyah!

Point at the Torah as it is raised high into the air and say:

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mitzvah of hearing the sound not blowing shofar

Blessed are You, God, Source of all blessing, Who makes us holy through Your Mitzvot and Who

commands us to hear the sounds of the Shofar.

Blessed are You, God, Source of all blessing for the gift of our lives, for all that sustains us, and

for enabling us to reach this season.

Tekiah_________

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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

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How lucky are those who live with You in Your house!

We praise You all of the time! How lucky we are to have God in our lives!

David’s Song:

I sing Your praises God, the ruler, and bless Your name always.

Every single day I will bless You and Your name by saying:

God should be praised.

praise god with every letter of the alphabet

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We rise for returning the Sefer Torah

Reader:

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Reader and Congregation:

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Yehallelu • ±Praise and thanks to god




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What is a ?What does it mean to live

a life like a ?

God’s greatness has no limits.Every generation praises God.

And the wonderful things we have in our lives

We thank You God for Your goodness and for all that we have.

Everything in the world should praise and thank You!

Those who are faithful to You bless You!

Your partnership with us is for all time, and Your connection to us is

passed from generation to generation.

You open Your hand, and help all who are living.We who call to You keep You close in our hearts!

I will praise God forever and ever! Halleluyah!

On Shabbat We Sing:

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MizMor l’david • nna Psalm of david aBout our PartnershiP With god




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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

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A Song by David:

God’s presence fills the world…God’s presence is in the thunder in the skies

and the waters of the ocean, the majesty of forests

and the animals of the world.

As the Torah is paraded around the kehillah, before being returned to the ark, we sing:

The Sefer Torah is placed in the Ark

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eTz haYiM • ° the torah is like a tree of life




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Page 427

It is a tree of life for those people who hold it close.

Those people who protect the Torah are blessed.

Torah is often compared to a tree of life:

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unTaneh Tokef • yom kiPPur -- the day of atonement




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Today is a very important and holy day.

On Yom Kippur we remember our partnership with You, how You rule in our lives and the

truth and ideals You represent.

You help us determine how we will be remembered for all that we have and will do…

On Rosh Hashanah it is written and on Yom Kippur it is sealed.

By asking for forgiveness, prayer and acts of righteousness we will transform the world.

Tradition teaches that the Untaneh Tokef was written as a declaration of faith in the 900’s CE by a person who was condemned to die for

not abandoning his beliefs. By repeating this declaration we too declare our faith in God.

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MalkhuYoT Zikh’ronot shofarot

We bow here:




©n§Jshema

v¨sh¦n¨ amidah


v¨rItorah


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We give You praise, ,God, to thank You for Creation.

You, God, have not just made us an ordinary nation with an ordinary destiny.

We bow to You, God, to say thank You for Your partnership.

This is our God, there is no other as it is written in the Torah.

In its original form, Aleinu was only said during the Yom Kippur Service. Our rabbis

wanted to give a similar level of kedusha, holiness, to all of our services throughout the year, so Alienu was included at the

conclusion of all services.

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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

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May it be Your will God to help us with this blessing.

God and God of our ancestors bless us with the blessing that the Kohanim,

priests, received…

Blessed are you God who makes us Holy with Your mitzvot and who instructed us

to bless the people Israel with love.

May God bless and protect you. May God’s light shine through you and

grant you kindness. May God’s light shine through you and

give you peace.

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May the words of our mouths please You God who hears the

sounds of the Shofar.

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We thank God with the Blast of the Shofar

With all of our breath and with all of our soul we praise God.

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haYoM--TodaY! • today We ProClaim our PartnershiP With god

malkhuyot Zikh’ronot shofarot




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v¨sh¦n¨ amidah


v¨rItorah


r¨pIJshofar




,Ir¨pIJshofarot

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Today You give us strengthToday You bless us

Today You make us greatToday You write us in for a good life

Today You hear our prayersToday You receive our prayers

Today You inspire us with Your justice

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ein keloheinu • F Who is like you god?

malkhuyot Zikh’ronot shofarot




©n§Jshema

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v¨rItorah


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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

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Nothing is like God!

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We thank You God!

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There is nothing like God! To what can we compare God?

You are our God!

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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

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We give You praise, ,God, to thank You for Creation.

You, God, have not just made us an ordinary nation with an ordinary destiny.

We bow to You, God, to say thank You for Your partnership.

This is our God, there is no other as it is written in the Torah.

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kaddish YaToM • mourner’s kaddish




©n§Jshema

v¨sh¦n¨ amidah


v¨rItorah


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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

Ubh¥k¨ConCluding

Kaddish Yatom, Mourner’s Kaddish is said by loved ones for people who have died in the

last year and on their Yartzeits--the yearly memorial of their deaths.

Everyone in the kehillah, the community, helps to say the

Mourner’s Kaddish, but only the mourner stands.

The mourner stands so that the community can recognize who needs extra attention and love.

Other ways we can help the mourner say Mourner’s Kaddish:

▪Please don’t talk.

▪The community’s line starts with “±“ --be sure to say that line in a strong and

supportive way

▪If the mourner is new to your community, be sure to comfort him or her and welcome him or her to our kehillah.

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adon olaM • s£god's PresenCe in the World




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v¨rItorah


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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

Ubh¥k¨ConCluding

Before creation shaped the world, God filled the

universe!When I sleep and when I wake

God is with me and I am not afraid!

Hold your cup of grape juice high in the air as we sing:

If Rosh Hashanah is on Shabbat begin here:'nJ1

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If Rosh Hashanah is not on Shabbat begin here:'JJ6

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'n11Drink your cup of grape juice.

Hold the hallah high in the air and say:'n12

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©n§Jshema

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v¨rItorah


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,Ir¨pIJshofarot

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May this new year be filled with sweetness and happiness.

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Praised are You God, ruler of the universe who created fruit of the trees.

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Praised are You Eternal our God, Source of the

universe, for the gift of our lives,

all that keeps us, and letting us to reach this special day.

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