High Holiday Tickets
High Holiday tickets will be issued only to members in good standing or individuals who have submitted a completed ticket order form.
Tickets will be mailed beginning August 24 to all eligible recipients whose completed ticket order forms are received no later than August 14.
Ticket orders received after August 14 will not be mailed. Eligible recipients who submit their order forms after that date must pick up their tickets at the JCCH beginning August 31.
If you are not currently a member and would like to purchase tickets, please call Eve Spence at 914-835-2850.
Schedule
This year, Services will again feature Hazzan Cantor Yaniv and the Erez Tal Choir.
Friday, September 11th, Erev Rosh Hashanah
6:00 PM Rosh Hashanah evening service in the Main Sanctuary and via Livestream
Saturday, September 12th, Rosh Hashanah – Day One
8:30 AM Morning Service in the Main Sanctuary and via Livestream
9:15 AM Explanatory Service in the Small Sanctuary led by Rabbi Mitch Cohen
11: 20 AM Rabbi Wasser’s Sermon: The A-Z of Jewish Identity
Family Programs
10:30 AM Preschool Service (ages 2-4)
10:30 AM Youth and Family Services
Sunday, September 13th, Rosh Hashanah – Day Two
8:30 AM Morning Service in the Main Sanctuary and via Livestream
11:20 AM Rabbi Wasser’s Sermon: The Z-A of Today’s Zionism
1:00 PM Tashlich at the JCCH pond (Time is approximate and dependent on the flow of the service.)
Family Programs
10:30 AM Youth and Family Services will begin in the Main Sanctuary. After hearing the shofar, the service will continue in the gym.
10:30 AM Preschool Service (ages 2-4)
10:30 AM Youth and Family Services
12:00 Noon Teen Service in the Youth Lounge
Sunday, September 20th, Erev Yom Kippur
6:45 PM Kol Nidre In person and via Livestream
Monday, September 21st, Yom Kippur
9:00 AM Morning Service in the Main Sanctuary
9:15 AM Explanatory Service in the Small Sanctuary led by Rabbi Mitch Cohen
12:00 PM Yizkor and Rabbi Wasser’s Sermon: The Full Alphabet of Remembrance (This time is approximate and dependent on the flow of the service.)
Family Programs
10:30 AM Preschool Service (ages 2-4)
10:30 AM Youth and Family Services
12:00 Noon Teen Service, in the Youth Lounge
Concluding Prayers
4:15 PM Rabbis in Conversation: Rabbi Steve Axinn, Rabbi Mitch Cohen, and Rabbi Eric Wasser
5:00 PM Mincha (Afternoon Service) In person and via Livestream
6:00 PM Neilah: Closing of the Gates
7:20 PM Maariv and Havdalah
7:35 PM Final Shofar Blast
Join us for a complimentary breaking of the fast after the Shofar is sounded.
Book of Remembrance
There are many ways to remember our departed loved ones. Listing names in the Book of Remembrance is a meaningful way to remember special people at special times in the year. In addition to family members, many people also choose to remember JCCH members and friends who passed away.
Form must be submitted no later than August 14, 2026 to guarantee inclusion in 5787 Book of Remembrance.
New Year’s Card 5787
The JCCH is continuing our meaningful tradition of sending a congregational New Year’s Card. This is a wonderful way to send New Year’s wishes to our entire synagogue. Please join us in making the 5787 greeting the most significant ever!
The cost is $36 for a single line and $5 for each additional line.
Responses must be received by August 14, 2026.
If you have any questions, please contact Eve Spence at 914-835-2850 or send an email to everspence@jcch.org.
Kol Nidre Campaign
As we prepare for the High Holidays, we invite you to participate in our annual Kol Nidre Campaign. Your generous support helps sustain our synagogue’s vital programs, clergy, and community services throughout the year. Every contribution, large or small, makes a meaningful difference. Thank you for being a part of our sacred community and for giving from the heart during this season of reflection and renewal.
Lulav and Etrog
Order your Lulav and Etrog using the button below. You will be notified when they arrive and can pick them up at the JCCH.