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Choose a path from the variety of High Holiday service options to begin your spiritual journey. No matter
where you turn, dynamic service leaders will guide you to the places you want to visit and the ideas you
want to explore in 5774.
Tickets go on sale Monday, July 8 at 10:00 am. There is a $10 administrative fee per
service ticket. All tickets will be mailed. Please expect to 2-4 weeks for delivery. Please
see registration page for ticket pricing for the 6th in the City New Year's Eve Party and
6th in the City Rosh Hashanah Yoga and Meditation.
Ticket fees are not tax-deductible.
NEW! 6th in the City New Year's Eve Party
Ring in the start of the High Holidays with a kick-off celebration on Erev Rosh Hashanah following the
Participatory Service.
For those in their 20s and 30s
LOCATION: To be announced
6th in the City Progressive Service
Welcoming and spiritual service blending old and new traditions.
For those in their 20s and 30s
Rabbi Shira Stutman and Chazzan David Goldstein
LOCATION: Calvary Baptist Church • 755 8th Street, NW
6th in the City Participatory Service
Accessible service filled with inspiration, music, and tradition.
For those in their 20s and 30s
Rabbi Scott Perlo and rabbinical student Jessica Kate Meyer
LOCATION: Chinese Community Church • 500 I Street, NW
Traditional Service
Inspirational service integrating song and story.
Rabbi Avis Miller and Chazzan Larry Paul
LOCATION: Sixth & I (Sanctuary)
MesorahDC Guided Service
Traditional and thought-provoking service with separate seating for women and men.
For those in their 20s and 30s
Rabbis Zvi Teitelbaum and Shmuel Berkman with Chazzans Dovid Lefkowitz
and Simcha Perkal
LOCATION: Sixth & I (Downstairs)
MIND-BODY JOURNEY: 6th in the City Rosh Hashanah Yoga and Meditation
Mindfully celebrate the second day of the New Year with yoga, meditation, and text study, followed by
a vegetarian lunch.
For those in their 20s and 30s
Rabbi Shira Stutman and yoga teacher Jessica Lazar
LOCATION: Sixth & I
A place for contemplation and reflection throughout Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
Relax in a comfortable setting with insightful reading materials. Expand your horizons with yoga, text
study, a walking tour with the Jewish Historical Society, a tour of the National Portrait Gallery, a niggun
(melody without words) workshop, and other options.
LOCATION: Sixth & I
Having trouble choosing a service?
Use our High Holiday service matrix, a visual
way to digest the different service options.
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Erev Rosh Hashanah
Wednesday, September 4
6th in the City Participatory Service – 6:00 pm
Traditional Service – 6:30 pm
6th in the City New Year's Eve Party – 7:30 pm
MesorahDC Guided Service – 7:45 pm
Rosh Hashanah, First Day
Thursday, September 5
Traditional Service – 9:00 am
6th in the City Participatory Service - 9:30 am
Shacharit – 8:30 am
6th in the City Progressive Service – 10:00 am
MesorahDC Guided Service – 10:30 am and 7:45 pm
Rosh Hashanah, Second Day
Friday, September 6
Traditional Service – 9:00 am
MIND-BODY JOURNEY: 6th in the City Rosh Hashanah Yoga and Meditation – 10:00 am
Mesorah DC Guided Service – 10:30 am
Mincha – 6:00 pm
Kol Nidre
Friday, September 13
6th in the City Participatory Service – 6:45 pm
MesorahDC Guided Service – 6:45 pm
Traditional Service – 6:45 pm
6th in the City Progressive Service – 7:00 pm
Yom Kippur
Saturday, September 14
Traditional Service – 9:00 am
6th in the City Participatory Service – 9:30 am
Shacharit – 8:30 am
6th in the City Progressive Service – 10:00 am
MesorahDC Guided Service – 10:30 am
REST STOP: Open Space
Relax in a comfortable setting with insightful reading materials at Sixth & I.
Evening/Neilah
MesorahDC Guided Service – 6:30 pm
Combined Traditional and 6th in the City Services* – 7:00 pm
ROADSIDE SERVICE: Break fast to-go following services
*Location: Sixth & I
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Sixth & I is committed to offering an unexpected and creative mix of high-impact cultural, social, and
religious programs to meet the far-ranging needs of today’s Jewish community.
As a non-membership synagogue, Sixth & I relies on your support and investment.
At the start of the New Year, we ask that you contribute generously to ensure that Sixth & I continues to
be a source of meaning in so many lives, including yours.
Please make a generous donation here, by calling 202.408.3100, or by sending a check to:
Sixth & I Historic Synagogue
600 I Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
If you have questions about making a contribution, please contact Rachel Levey, Director of
Development, at 202.266.4872 or rlevey@sixthandi.org.
Service Locations
Please see the service descriptions for location information.
Sixth & I – 600 I Street, NW
Calvary Baptist Church – 755 8th Street, NW
Chinese Community Church – 500 I Street, NW
All service locations are handicap accessible.
Metro, Driving, and Parking Information.
For general questions about the High Holidays, please call 202.408.3100.
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