Rabbi Shneur Brook hosted an outdoor Rosh Hashanah service on the Huntington Green, that included prayers for the well being of all humanity — a key theme of Rosh Hashana.

The home is referred to as a community house because it was constructed with the help of donations.

More than 50 people made a loose circle around him as the blasts from the horn mingled with the sounds of chirping insects and the whir of passing vehicles. Together, they marked the Jewish New Year by bringing the familiar ritual outside.

While these protocols are strict and rigid, the vibe and feeling of the actual services will be just the opposite of these strict regulations. The community time will be filled with warmth, inspiration, meaning, and it will be an uplifting experience.

The program is titled Bringing it Home: making judaism come alive through experiential and interactive learning.

Director of the Chabad at La Costa, Rabbi Yeruchem Eilfort, discussed the upcoming start of Rosh Hashanah 2020 on KUSI’s Good Morning San Diego.

Chabad Tucson created “High Holiday in a Box” to allow members of the Jewish community to pray at home.

If a federal judge approves the agreement, the town of Woodcliff Lake will allow the Valley Chabad to expand its building on its property and pay $1.5 million in damages to resolve a second lawsuit, The Associated Press reported.

Anna Rose Tendler has a vivid memory of Sept. 17, 1982. She had just given birth to her daughter Suzanne, so it was a joyous occasion. Mother and daughter would spend a few more days recuperating at Jewish Hospital.

What happens when you mix ginger, cardamom, cloves and cinnamon with 200 Jewish women from all around Houston?

When Rosh Hashanah begins on Friday night, none of Hungary’s 100,000 Jews will be in a synagogue. Instead, they’ll be on a boat in the Danube, under tents and atop the deck of a floating hotel — locations chosen to allow open-air prayer during the coronavirus pandemic.