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**Virtual Service links will be emailed to all members and those who have purchased tickets around 3 pm on Sunday, September 25, 2022.**

For Virtual Service Tech Help during Rosh Hashanah, please email hhdhelp@ohabei.org or call 617.277.6610. To access the online High Holy Day prayer book, please click here.

Tuesday, September 27: Rosh Hashanah Day 2
10:00am: Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Service and Learning Session (In-person and                    virtual) 
4:00pm: Tashlich at the Muddy River (In-person only)

Friday, September 30:
6:00pm: Erev Shabbat Services (In person and virtual) Registration required to attend. Register Here. Available on Zoom, TOS Live, and Facebook Live

Saturday, October 1:
10:30am: Shabbat Morning Services with Shir Hadash (In person and virtual) Registration required to attend. Register Here. Available on Zoom, TOS Live, and Facebook Live

Tuesday, October 4:
2:00pm: TOS Offices Close

Kol Nidre Services
7:30pm: Service (In-person and virtual)

Wednesday, October 5: Yom Kippur
9:15am: Family Service, for all ages (In-person Only)
10:30am: Morning Service (In-person and virtual, child care available) 
2:00pm: Mindfulness and Meditation (In-person and virtual)
3:00pm: Learning Session (In-person and virtual)
4:30pm: Yizkor (memorial service) (In-person and virtual)
5:15pm: Neilah (concluding service) (In-person and virtual)
6:15pm: *Community Break Fast (immediately following Yizkor and Neilah, in person only)
*additional registration required

Weekly Yahrzeits can be found Here

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Temple Ohabei Shalom is celebrating 180 years! Check our 180 webpage for more information and updates about our year long celebration.

Learn more Here

Each stage of the COVID-19 pandemic has had unique challenges. We have many tools available to us including lifesaving vaccines for children age six (6) months and older, antiviral medications, and SO much more information about how this virus is transmitted and spread. Given the increased transmissibility of the newer COVID variants, we all need to be prepared to deal with COVID for the long term. We believe that transparency, communication, and collaboration have served us well.  As always, we do everything we can to keep our community safe and healthy. 

We have updated our COVID guidelines and protocols based on recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the MA Department of Early Education and Care (DEEC), and the Brookline Health Department and the advice of our TOS Health and Safety Committee.  Committee.  The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has developed a new tool to help communities decide what prevention steps to take based on the latest data – COVID-19 Community Level. Levels can be low, medium, or high and are determined by looking at hospital beds being used, hospital admissions, and the total number of new COVID-19 cases in an area. We will use this tool to help us make decisions about our mitigation processes and procedures.   Should the local spread of COVID increase, we will reassess and adjust our policies accordingly. 

See our current COVID-19 Protocols Here