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Please come join us for the High Holidays!
​Either in person or via live streaming


​Services to be led by PCS co-Rabbis,
​Shoshana Leis and Ben Newman. 


High Holiday PDFs from the Machzor Hadash:​
For Rosh HaShana, click here.
For Yom Kippur, click here.

High Holiday Supplement, click here.
Created by Rabbi Ben and Rabbi Shosh for PCS.
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Pleasantville Community Synagogue in New York's Westchester County is a welcoming Jewish community connecting people of diverse traditions and backgrounds who want to share a joyous spiritual and cultural home. Our membership includes traditional and non-traditional Jews, intermarried, LGBTQ, and multi-racial individuals and families of all ages, from throughout the county. Our members and our traditions come from Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist, and Jewish Renewal backgrounds and more.

For more information please call PCS at 914-769-2672 or e-mail info@shalompcs.com. 

Rosh HaShana

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Rosh HaShana is a time when Jews reflect on their actions and try to make amends with each other and God.  The shofar is sounded, and eating apples and honey is an expression of hope for a new year pure, happy, and free from past transgressions.


SELICHOT
Please click here for information about Selichot at PCS, Saturday, Sept. 9, 7 pm.

TASHLICH
Please click here for information about Tashlich on the second day of Rosh Hashana, Sunday, Sept. 17,
​ 2:30 pm.

 High Holiday 2023/5784
Service Schedule

Erev Rosh HaShana led by Rabbi Shosh
Friday night, September 15
7 – 8:15 pm


Rosh HaShana Day I
led by Rabbi BenSaturday,
September 16
9 am Meditation with Rabbi Ben and Peter Schaffer
9:30 am – 12:30 pm Service​
11:30 am - 12:15 pm Children's Services (pre-K-2
nd; 3rd -6th )
Culiminates in blessings upon the children.
After services: Oneg lunch outside

Rosh HaShana Day II led by Rabbi Ben
Sunday, September 17
9 am Meditation with Rabbi Ben and Peter Schaffer
9:30 am - 12:00 pm Service


2:30 pm Tashlich at Nannyhagen Park in Pleasantville,
​ led by Rabbis Ben and Shosh


Erev Yom Kippur (Kol Nidre) 
led by Rabbi Ben

With world-renowned musician, Oren Neiman
Sunday, September 24, 7 pm

Yom Kippur led by Rabbi Shosh

With world-renowned musician, Oren Neiman
Monday, September 25
9 am Meditation with Peter Schaffer
9:30 am, Service including Yizkor​ (at approx. noon)
11:30 am - 12:30 pm Children's Services (pre-K-2
nd; 3rd -6th)
Culiminates in blessings upon the children.
1:30 pm Yom Kippur Discussion Groups

An informal afternoon of song, movement, reflection, rest, and spiritual community in the quiet setting of the synagogue.
5:15 pm Jonah/Mincha - Family friendly and for all!
6 pm Neilah 
6:45 pm Havdalah and T’kiah G’dola

7 pm Simple Break Fast 
7:30 pm Break fast meal at local restaurant

Yom Kippur

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Yom Kippur is often considered the holiest day of the Jewish year. This day of fasting, prayer, and introspection begins with Kol Nidre, a prayer that asks for absolution from vows, and ends with the Neilah prayer. In between is a liturgy that runs the emotional gamut, from the solemn to the celebratory.


​GUEST TICKETS
 A limited number of in-person guest tickets will be available to purchase; live-streaming guest "tickets" will be available to all who wish to attend and make a donation. 

For more information, click here or contact
​Marcy Gray at mgray@shalompcs.com 
or call 914-769-2672.
Pleasantville Community Synagogue - 219 Bedford Road -  Pleasantville, NY 10570 
Office: (914) 769-2672  
Email: info@shalomPCS.com 

​The PCS office is open Tuesday to Friday, 10 am to 3 pm.
  • Home
    • Calendar
    • Community >
      • Our history >
        • Membership Information and Application
      • Information / Join PCS >
        • Who we are
        • Our Mission and Dreams
        • What People Are Saying
      • Our Board of Trustees
      • Our Rabbis
      • Our Educational Director
      • Our Committees
      • Tikkun Olam >
        • Tikkun Olam Highlights
        • Israel Support Groups
  • Learning
    • Hebrew School Calendar
    • A Hebrew School Your Kids Can Love
    • Adult Education
  • High Holidays 5784 / 2023
    • Service Times, Children's Services and More
    • Guest information
    • Selichot
    • Tashlich
  • Services
    • Shabbat Services >
      • Candle Lighting & Torah Portions
    • Songs and Prayers
    • Family Education Shabbat
    • Shabbat Outside the Box
  • Calendar
  • News & Events
    • Newsletter Archive
    • Greater Community
  • Directions and Parking
  • Contact PCS
    • Contact information
  • Giving