We hope you can join us for these late summer Days of Awe .

We are thrilled to share KHN’s 2026 schedule for High Holy Day services and observances.

Again this year, we extend our heartfelt welcome not only to our cherished KHN family but also to the wider Jewish community.

We are committed to removing as many barriers to participation in Jewish communal life as possible, and KHN never charges for, reserves, or tickets High Holy Day seating. As we usher in this sacred season, we do ask our broader community to help us with our obligation to offer a safe and secure place to worship by registering in advance.  Advance registration is required for all non-member guests attending HHD services at KHN (including friends and family of KHN members).  For the peace of mind of everyone, no late, on-site, or day-of registrations will be available. Only advance registered guests may join us in the building. (Everyone is welcome to experience our services online. No registration needed!)

KHN Members households do NOT need to register household members. Please DO register your guests such as friends and extended family (parents, adult children, grandchildren.)

Non-Member Advance Registration is Now Open: Registration Form Here
Rosh Hashanah closes at 5pm on Sept 7, YK closes at 5pm on Sept 14.  No registrations will be accepted after these dates/times. Please Register Today!

Contributions to support KHN during the Days of Awe and all year long are heartily encouraged, gratefully accepted, and enormously appreciated. Please Donate Here. 

(A registration confirmation will be emailed to guests to confirm registration. Please check that you have the registration confirmation before joining us for services.)

KHN High Holy Day 2026 Schedule

Rosh Hashanah | The New Year

Friday, September 11
Erev Rosh Hashanah 7pm
led by Rabbi Allison Flash with music by Geoff Greenlee and the KHN Ensemble (and you!)Also streaming on FB Live

Saturday, September 12
Family Services 9:30am
Tots to 1st Grade | led by Rabbi Allison Flash and Eddie Westerman
2nd grade and up | led by Jake Fawcett and Orin Reynolds

Yom Kippur Morning Service 11am
led by Rabbi Allison Flash with music by Geoff Greenlee and the KHN Ensemble (and you!)
Also streaming on FB Live

Yom Kippur | Our Day of Atonement
Sunday September 20
Kol Nidre 7pm
led by Rabbi Allison Flash with music by Geoff Greenlee and the KHN Ensemble (and you!)
Also streaming on FB Live

Monday September 21
Family Services 9:30am
Tots to 1st Grade | led by Rabbi Allison Flash and Eddie Westerman
2nd grade and up | led by Jake Fawcett and Orin Reynolds

Yom Kippur Morning Service 11am
led by Rabbi Allison Flash with music by Geoff Greenlee and the KHN Ensemble (and you!)
Also streaming on FB Live

 

Tikkun Olam Workshop & Activities 1:30-3:30pm

  • Singing ResistanceCopy of Copy of Copy of [Original size] Yom Kippur Reflection Walk 5782 – 10
  • Get out the vote!  Non-partisan voter engagement
  • Dry Goods Food prep for local food banks in Anderson Hall

Yom Kippur Reflection Walks  all day, various routes around the area.  20235routes will be posted on 9/22.

Minchah 3:30pm This is a special Minchah Healing Service providing community, inspiration, and a place to focus on spiritual healing with music, chants, prayers and meditations that include traditional and contemporary Jewish texts.  Led by Orin Reynolds

Yizkor 4:30pm led by Gail Broder and Orin Reynolds

Ne’ilah 5:30pm led by Rabbi Allison Flash & Geoff Greenlee

Havdalah immediately following Ne’ilah, followed by Break-the-Fast

 

Quick links:
Registration  HERE
Donate HERE

ARE YOU A KHN MEMBER?  Bring the Whole Mishpocha — Just Register Guests First!

At KHN, members never need tickets, assigned seating, or pre-registration for High Holy Day services. Your nametag is ready, and we can’t wait to greet you for services during the Days of Awe!

But… your guests do need to register! Whether it’s bubbe and zayde in town for the holidys, your adult kid (the grown-up ones with their own places to live), your adult kid’s signficant-other (even if they live with you), or friends you’re bringing along — all guests must pre-register to join us.

Once again this year, we will not have day-of or walk-up registration. If folks miss the registration deadlines (5pm Sept 7 for Rosh Hashanah and 5pm Sept 14th for Yom Kippur), they are welcome to join us streaming online for High Holy Day services, but not to attend at KHN.

Register Guests Here

We also invite members and guests alike to make a High Holy Day gift to sustain KHN’s vibrant community all year long.

Thank you for helping us welcome everyone b’shalom in 5787!