High Holy Days Registration 2023/5784

We are pleased to offer our High Holy Days services, which begin this year on Friday evening, September 15, and conclude on Monday night, September 25. Rosh Hashanah services will take place in the lower-level room at HPCT-CAE (201 South Third Avenue, Highland Park); Yom Kippur services will take place in the social hall at RCHP (19-21 South Second Avenue, Highland Park), as usual.

You can register very simply online below, or by downloading the form to mail or email to us:

• To register online: Go to the bottom of this page to complete our online registration form.
  You will be taken to the payment page after you submit your information.
• To register by paper form or email form: Click here to print the registration form.  Mail your completed form to the Minyan, c/o 410 Graham Street, Highland Park, NJ 08904, –or– email your completed form to HHD.minyan@gmail.com. Include a check to cover your registration, or send a check through your online bill-pay service, or click here to pay online.

Rates are listed in the table below along with the early discount if you register and pay by Monday, July 31. Registering and paying early helps us plan better and saves you dollars, so please sign up as early as possible. Additionally, advance registration is mandatory for Rosh Hashanah. Our host congregation, HPCT-CAE, requires an advance list of attendees for security purposes, and guards will be checking all names against that list.

Our services for Rosh Hashanah at HPCT-CAE offer services and programming for children over three and up to 12, with children under 7 welcome when accompanied by an adult. We are also looking into providing childcare for children under three. We will email that information when we have more details worked out.

We are also looking into the feasibility of having a community lunch on the first day of Rosh Hashanah. If we can work out those details, we will send out details and how to sign up later in the summer.

We look forward to sharing this important time of the Jewish year in community with you.