Jewish New Year Goals

Mid march most religious organizations moved online in the jewish world the big question was what about rosh hashanah each fall the jewish new year is usually a time for the largest in person gathering of the year.

Jewish new year goals. In addition to the four new years the more common reset button of jewish life is rosh hodesh the celebration of the new month. This jewish new year let s account for racial injustices in our own communities we must use our voices and our actions to ensure that our jewish communities are more welcoming and inclusive for racial and ethnic minorities. As english 19 09 2020 18 58.

The jewish new year like other jewish holidays is observed as a day of rest where hebrews pray in a synagogue hearing the shofar a horn used for jewish religious purposes. Then there s rosh hashanah the jewish new year that kicks off the fall. Rosh hashanah is the jewish new year this means celebrations happiness and also reflecting on the past year and setting goals for the coming one.

Download your free printable rosh hashanah. The calendar allows us to approach our goals dynamically engaging in a process of forgiving ourselves when we miss our mark. This month shall mark for you the beginning of the months.

The secret to fulfilling our goals. For families there are so many wonderful traditions to engage in dipping apples in honey braiding and tasting round challah making cards and listening to the blast of the shofar. Rosh hashanah new year yom kippur day of atonement and sukkot representing more than individual holidays these festivals comprise a three week period in autumn marked by holiness remembrance celebration and joy.

Birthdays are another annual marker. The new month is so significant it is considered the first commandment given to the israelites before they left egypt. Author sharron mendel swain september 24 2020 september 24 2020 a congregant blew the shofar at a safe distance from the crowd.

Set attainable goals and reach them. Jewish new year is being celebrated this weekend from 18 20 september a two day event which marks the first day of the jewish new year. Photo via audrey nicole photography.