Chabad of North Phoenix

High Holidays
at Chabad

Meaningful. Welcoming. Easy to follow. Join us for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in a warm Jewish atmosphere where everyone belongs.

No membership required.
No prior knowledge needed.
Just come as you are.

Reserve Your Seat

Whether you have been attending synagogue since childhood or this is your first High Holiday experience, you will feel right at home. Our services are traditional, welcoming, and filled with explanation, stories, inspiration, and meaning.

Rosh Hashanah

At Chabad of North Phoenix
Friday
11
September
6:15 PM   Evening Traditional Services
Approx. 7:00 PM   Rosh Hashanah Community Dinner
Shabbat
12
September
9:30 AM   Morning Services
11:00 AM   Children’s Program
6:30 PM   Evening Services
Sunday
13
September
9:30 AM   Morning Services
Approx. 11:30 AM   Shofar
A Second Chance to Hear the Shofar

Shofar
in the Park

Sunday, September 13
2:00 PM

Can’t make morning services? Take 15 minutes to hear the Shofar and fulfill the central mitzvah of Rosh Hashanah.

Take a break.
Hear the blast.

Join us at Cashman Park, directly behind Chabad of North Phoenix, for a quick and uplifting Shofar blowing.

Whether you’re at work, with family, or simply can’t make the morning service, you can still make the Shofar part of your Rosh Hashanah.

Friday Night

Rosh Hashanah Community Dinner

Join us for a warm and delicious Rosh Hashanah dinner with community, holiday spirit, meaningful traditions, and blessings for a sweet new year.

RSVP for Dinner

Friday, September 11
Following services
Approximately 7:00 PM

Adults   $36
Children   $25

Yom Kippur

Hilton Garden Inn
Sunday
20
September
6:15 PM   Kol Nidre
Monday
21
September
9:30 AM   Morning Service
12:00 PM   Yizkor
5:00 PM   Neilah
7:03 PM   Fast Ends
Rosh Hashanah
Chabad of North Phoenix
22044 N 44th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85050
Yom Kippur
Hilton Garden Inn
4425 E Irma Lane
Phoenix, AZ 85050
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Your High Holiday Experience

What to Expect

Our style is friendly, welcoming, and meaningful. The services are traditional and conducted with the beginner in mind. Many of the prayers are explained in English, and Rabbi Mendy offers commentary throughout the service, including stories, humor, inspirational thoughts, and teachings about the prayers.

During the daytime services, we offer a children’s program with interactive games, holiday stories, songs, refreshments, and more.

Is Chabad for Me?

At Chabad, no prior knowledge is necessary to experience meaningful High Holiday services. People who come to Chabad come from many different backgrounds and levels of observance. You do not need to be a member, and you do not need to know exactly what to do.

Chabad is a warm Jewish home where every person is welcome. We offer programs, guidance, friendship, and opportunities to connect with Judaism at your own pace in a non-judgmental atmosphere.

At Chabad, you are not defined by labels. You are simply Jewish, and you are welcome here.

Wishing you a sweet new year.
We look forward to welcoming you and your family.