JJC at a Glance. . .

 
                                                   Dear Friends, 
 

We are filled with excitement as we prepare to welcome a new year together. September and October bring us to the heart of our sacred season–the High Holidays–a time for reflection, renewal, and reconnection with our community and God. 
 

This year, our sanctuary will once again be filled with the familiar melodies, heartfelt prayers, and the warmth of friends and family coming together. Whether you have been with us for many years, are returning after some time away, or are joining us for the first time, we look forward to sharing these meaningful days with you. 

The High Holidays invite us to pause, look inward, and open our hearts. Rosh Hashanah calls us to celebrate the sweetness of new beginnings, while Yom Kippur gives us space for repentance, forgiveness, and 

growth. Then we gather for the joy of Sukkot and the celebration of Torah on Simchat Torah. 

Please mark your calendars and join us for these in-spiring services and programs throughout September and October. Together, we will create a season of connection, reflection, and renewal for 5786. We can-not wait to welcome you back and share in this sa-cred journey as one congregation, one family. 

With warmth, 

                                                                                      Dianne Parker, President