Rosh Hashana 5788
October 2, 2027
The Jewish New Year. Also spelled Rosh Hashanah
- Care
CareSupporting our community in times of need—helping illuminate the path toward a more compassionate and connected kehillah—community.
- Connect
ConnectInteracting through one-on-one, small group and communal social programs. Find your people at Beth Tzedec. Enjoy the opportunity to come together to form meaningful relationships all year round.- Learn
LearnOffering opportunity for learners of all ages to deepen and grow their understanding of Jewish thought and traditions. Learning is a lifelong process—empower yourself with knowledge and wisdom.- Pray
Through Tefillah—prayer—we affirm our deepest Jewish commitments and draw strength to live with purpose. Tefillah is our chance to pause—to step away from life’s busy rhythm and to reflect. It connects us to generations of Jewish values and practice and opens our hearts to the world. Whether in private or in community, prayer is the language of the soul.- Celebrate
CelebrateJewish life is marked by moments traditionally celebrated with family and community. Siman tov u’mazal tov—congratulations!- Give & Get
Give & GetProviding opportunities to participate in philanthropic initiatives and social justice programs to benefit our members, communities in Canada, Israel and around the world.- About Us
About UsInspiring meaningful Jewish lives since 1955. From children to elders, you will find your home at 1700 Bathurst Street.- Fall Bulletin 2026
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