Temple Israel Greenfield

Center for Jewish Life in Franklin County

High Holidays 5782

We are planning a meaningful, safe, community-building and engaging High Holiday season, with a mix of virtual and in-person services for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Yom Kippur

We are hosting three services in the Temple Sanctuary for Yom Kippur.

Attending In Person

If you would like to attend a service in person, email or call the office: [email protected]; 413-773-5884. All in person attendees are required to be vaccinated or have a recent negative PCR test. Space is limited and masks are required. Click here to read our full reopening policy.

The Kol Nidrei Service is full. Let us know if you would like to be put on a wait list. There is still space at Yom Kippur Day and Neilah Service.

Attending Virtually

All services in the sanctuary will be livestreamed to Zoom for virtual participation. Use this link to register; there will be one Zoom meeting for all three services. The direct link to services will also be shared in our How to Participate email.

Register to receive the Yom Kippur Zoom Link

Link to Machzor

MACHZOR_correct page numbersDownload

High Holiday Contributions

Temple Israel’s High Holiday offerings are open to all and financial contributions are not required to participate. We invite you to consider supporting Temple Israel in our mission to  sustain and enhance Jewish life with a donation and/or by becoming a member. We deeply appreciate your presence in our community and your generous material and spiritual support!

Make a donation
Become a member

Center for Jewish Life in Franklin County

Temple Israel in Greenfield is a vibrant center of Jewish life in Franklin County. Our members are farmers, activists, business people, politicians, teachers, and artists. We strive to support each other in our human and community development with on-going classes, ritual practices and justice work.

Upcoming Events:

View Calendar
Come Party in our Sukkah!

From the Rabbi’s Blog:

  • Elul is Preparing. Preparing for What?
    This Hebrew month is a time for exploring the themes of the high holiday season and preparing ourselves for their impact on us.  We begin to recite the poetry of the holy days. We hear the… Read More »
  • Community Development as a Spiritual Practice
    Dear Ones, A synagogue is like a body. The organs are interdependent and each has a specialized role. Incoming resources (air, food) are shared; out-going activities (standing, singing) are always a group project. No one organ… Read More »
  • Rabbi Message: May 13, 2021
    Hi Friends. We all affiliate with different aspects of our Jewish community life. I want to describe a week in the life of the temple so you can see what our various teams are up to.Marsha… Read More »