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High Holidays 2026

Rosh Hashana: September 11-13
Yom Kippur: September 20-21

At the Chabad Jewish Center of Amelia Island

High Holiday Appeal

Increase your generosity of tzedakah (charity) during the High Holiday season. As our sages teach: "Repentance, prayer, and charity take away the severity of the decree."

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High Holiday Schedule

ROSH HASHANAH EVE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

🕕 6:45 PM Evening Services
🍽️ 7:15 PM Community Brisket Dinner
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ROSH HASHANAH SERVICES
SEPTEMBER 12-13

Day One - Tuesday, September 23
🕘 10:30 AM Morning Services | (9:30 AM Full Service) | Followed by Kiddush
Day Two - Wednesday, September 24
🕘 10:30 AM Morning Services / Shofar | (9:30 AM Full Service) | Followed by Kiddush
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SHOFAR BY THE SEA
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

🌊 5:00 PM Shofar by the Sea & Tashlich Service
Peters Point Beachfront Park
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YOM KIPPUR
SEPTEMBER 20-21

Yom Kippur Eve - Sunday, September 20
🕖 7:00 PM Evening Service
Yom Kippur Day - Thursday, October 2
🕘 9:30 AM Full Morning Services | 11:15 AM Torah Reading | 11:45 AM Yizkor Memorial Service
🕕 6:30 PM Mincha/Neila Closing | 7:49 PM Yom Kippur Ends | Break-The-Fast
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YIZKOR MEMORIAL FORM

Yizkor is one of the holiest moments of Yom Kippur, when we pause to remember the souls of our loved ones and elevate their memory through prayer and charity. Submit the names of those you wish to remember, and consider making a donation in their merit as part of this sacred tradition.

Submit Yizkor Names →

Rabbi's Message

As we approach the New Year, we are invited to pause, reflect, and renew. Together, we'll hear the stirring call of the Shofar, taste the sweetness of apple dipped in honey, and recommit our hearts and lives to G‑d on Yom Kippur.

These holy days are more than tradition—they're moments of connection, growth, and meaning. I warmly invite you to be part of it all as we usher in a year filled with purpose, blessing, and light.

Wishing you and your loved ones a Shana Tova—a sweet, healthy, and joyful New Year.

See our schedule of services and programs below, and please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

- Rabbi Levi Katz

Wishing You a Sweet New Year

- Rabbi Levi & Mindy Katz

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