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Yom Kippur 5781 YOM KIPPUR 5781 SEPTEMBER 28, 2020 / 10 TISHREI 5781 YOM KIPPUR: MORNING SERVICES Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, D.D., SENIOR RABBI 130 West 30th Street Gregg H. Passin, PRESIDENT New York, NY 10001 Yolanda Potasinski, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (212) 929-9498 // Contact us Rabbi Yael Rooks Rapport, ASSOCIATE RABBI cbst.org Rabbi Marisa Elana James, DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL facebook.com/BeitSimchatTorah JUSTICE PROGRAMMING twitter.com/CBST Rabbi Mike Moskowitz, SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE i t /bt Joyce Rosenzweig, MUSIC DIRECTOR 1 YOM KIPPUR SHACHARIT SERVICE Birkot Hashachar ברכות השחר Gallery 37-38 Psalm 51 תהלים נא Gallery 43 Baruch She’amar ברוך שאמר Gallery 47 (Halleluyah (Psalm 150 הללויה (תהלים קן) VIDEO 63 Yishtabach ישתבח Gallery 69 Chatsi Kaddish חצי קדיש Gallery 70 Barchu ברכו Gallery 71 Kedusha D’Yotzer קדושה דיוצר CI SR 75 Ahavah Rabah אהבה רבה CI SR 76 Sh’ma & V’ahavta שמע & ואהבת Gallery 77-78 Mi Chamochah מי כמוכה Gallery 80 Amidah עמידה Gallery 252 Sh’ma Koleinu שמע קולנו Flag 262 Ashamnu אשמנו 264 Al Chet על חאט 266-267 Avinu Malkeinu אבינו מלכנו 271-272 Kaddish Shalem קדיש שלם RSK 272 TORAH SERVICE D’VAR TORAH: COOPERBERG-RITTMASTER RABBINICAL FELLOW DEBORAH MEGDAL YIZKOR SERVICE Adonai Ma Adam יי מה אדם Gallery 290 Enosh אנוש Personal Yizkor Prayers תפילות יזכור Flag 290-292 El Maley for the Six Million אל מלא לשישה מיליון 292 El Maley for All אל מלא לכל המתים 293 Mourner’s Kaddish קדיש יתום 294 Psalm 23 תהלים כג 293 2 MUSAF SERVICE Hin’ni הנני Gallery 312 Chatsi Kaddish חצי קדיש 298 Avot אבות 313 G’vurot גבורות 314 Unetaneh Tokef ונתנה תקף 315-316 Kedushah קדושה 317 L’dor Vador לדור ודור 318 Kadosh Atah קדוש אתה 323 Great Aleinu עלינו 325 Avodah Service עבודה 326 Prayer for the High Priest ברכת הכהנים 333 Eileh Ezkra אלה אזכרה 337 Sh’ma Koleinu שמע קולינו 346 Ki Anu Amecha כי אנו עמך 347 Vidui ודוי 348 Al Chet על חאט 353 M’chal L’avonoteinu מחל לעונותינו 354 Avodah & Hoda’ah עבודה & הודאה 355 Birkat Hashalom ברכת השלום 357 Sim Shalom/B’sefer Chayim שים שלום\בספר חיים 357 Hayom היום 358 Kaddish Shalem קדיש שלם 359 Hashiveinu השיבינו 3 Yom Kippur Services Sunday, Sept. 27 / 10 Tishrei Monday, Sept. 28 / 10 Tishrei – Cont. Kol Nidre, 6:00 pm Yizkor Service, 11:15 am • Ba’al Tefillah: Cantorial Intern • Ba’al Tefillah: Cantorial Intern Sam Sam Rosen Rosen - • Music Director Joyce • Piano: Music Director Joyce Piano: Rosenzweig Rosenzweig • Service Leade r & Drashah: Rabbi • Service Leader: Rabbi Sharon Sharon Kleinbaum Kleinbaum Musaf Service, 12:30 pm Monday, Sept. 28 / 10 Tishrei • Ba’al Tefillah: Cantorial Intern Sam Shacharit, 9:00 am Rosen • Piano: Music Director Joyce • Service Leade rs: Cooperberg- Rosenzweig Rittmaster Rabbinical Fellow • Service Leader: Rabbi Sharon Deborah Megdal, Larry Kay Torah Service, 10:00 am Kleinbaum • Ba’al Tefillah: Cantorial Intern Mincha Service, 4:30 pm Sam Rosen • Ba’al Tefillah: Larry Kay • • Piano: Music Director Joyce Service Leader: Rabbi Yael Rapport Rosenzweig • Drashah: Cooperberg-Rittmaster • Service Leader: Rabbi Sharon Rabbinical Intern Dave Yedid Kleinbaum Neilah Service, 6 pm • • D’var Torah: Cooperberg- Ba’al Tefillah: Cantorial Intern Sam Rittmaster Rabbinical Fellow Rosen • Piano: Music Director Joyce Deborah Megdal Rosenzweig • Service Leader & Drashah: Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum 4 Need a stretch break? Try these gentle High Holy Day yoga postures created by CBST member, Corey Dane! Click here for the link. 5 .
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