Join us on Thursday, September 18 at Noon MST on Zoom

Join us at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 5, and Friday, Sept. 19, at LAJC for a discussion of the upcoming High Holidays.

LAJC Saturday morning monthly Torah service Help make the minyan -- and also provide an important Jewish worship experience for our congregation and upcoming b'nai mitzvot - our sons and daughters of the covenant. 9:30am Torah Study, 10 am Service Potluck lunch after service

Hands On Training: AED, CPR, Stop the Bleed (Introductory Course) Instructor: Judah Epstein: current EMT-B (Emergency Medical Technician at Sandoval County Fire Rescue, LANL Hazmat, U.S. Military Former Nols Wilderness EMT, TX Deputy Sheriff, TX State Guard EMT

Services this year will be led by Shaliach Tzibur (Messenger of the Community) Dan Sucher. Following the service, the LAJC Board of Directors will provide an oneg with apples and honey for a sweet New Year.

Tuesday, September 23 | First Day of Rosh HaShanah 9:00 a.m. - Rosh HaShanah Morning Services Services this year will be led by Shaliach Tzibur, Dan Sucher, with assistance from community members. Childcare will be provided. 10:00 a.m. - Rosh HaShanah Children's Programming We will have a specia

5:00 p.m. - Tashlich at Ashley Pond - a short service will be held Bring crumbs to throw into Ashley Pond as we symbolically cast away our sins.

For the second day of Rosh Hashanah, we will depart from the traditional liturgy to contemplate the year that has passed and to explore the concept of renewal. Led by Shaliach Tzibur, Dan Sucher

During the High Holidays, it is customary to visit the graves of loved ones and tend to their markers. Join us as we honor the memory of LAJC members, share stories and care for their resting places. Please bring small hand tools, such as trowels or carpet knives, if you have them.

Kol Nidrei Service Jewish High Holy Day services are open to all

Yom Kippur Morning and Musaf Services at 9:00 am (10am Torah service) (Approximately 11am Yizkor) Yom Kippur Mincha and Ne’ilah Services at 5:00 pm. Yom Kippur ends at 7:25 pm and will be followed by a Break-the-Fast potluck. Jewish High Holy Day services are free and open to all.

1st Saturday at 10am Torah discussion and prayers led by Sy Stange, our Shaliach Tzibur (Messenger of the Congregation).

Join us for shabbat songs, fellowship and fun with a tot shabbat service for young kids (ideally 0-7 years old, but all ages are welcome). PS We’re so happy to welcome new babies into our community! To help keep everyone healthy, please stay home if anyone in your household isn’t feeling well.