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September 2026
Sanctuary Yom Kippur Mincha/Ne’ila Service
Join the Ansche Chesed community for our Yom Kippur Mincha and Ne'ila Services in the Sanctuary. Our Mincha Service will include a dramatic telling of the story of Jonah with Jerry Raik. Attendance at this service requires tickets, learn more here. This service has assigned seating - please sit in the seats indicated on your tickets. If you prefer to join us virtually, you can participate in this service via Livestream by filling out our online form: https://anschechesed.shulcloud.com/form/virtual-high-holiday-service-link-request-2026.html. After you…
Find out more »Minyan M’at Yom Kippur Minha/Ne’ila Services
Join Minyan M’at for their Minha and Ne'ila services. 5:10pm Minha 6:25pm Ne'ila/Ma'ariv Note: Attendance at this service requires tickets. Learn more here Learn more about Minyan M'at
Find out more »Sukkah Decorating Party
Join us on the AC roof to help decorate and beautify our Sukkah! We'll bring art supplies and snacks, you bring the Sukkot simcha - joy! Geared at kids ages 3-10. Teens welcome to volunteer! RSVP here Questions? Contact Aliza.
Find out more »Boker Tov Tots in the Sukkah
Babies, tots, preschool kids and their families are invited to join us for breakfast before the Mishpacha service. We’ll provide the food. Kids can eat and play, and parents will have time to schmooze and get to know one another. RSVP here, walk-ins welcome RSVPs requested by Wednesday, September 23 for our planning, walk-ins also welcome. If you are interested in sponsoring Boker Tov Tots, please email Aliza.
Find out more »Sukkot Evening Services
Join the Ansche Chesed community for our Sukkot services.
Find out more »Sanctuary Sukkot Services
Join the Ansche Chesed community for our Sukkot services in the Sanctuary or virtually.
Find out more »Minyan M’at Sukkot Services
Join Minyan M’at for Sukkot services. Learn more about Minyan M'at
Find out more »Lunch & Learn in the Sukkah
Kohelet: Pessimistic or optimistic? Joyful or gloomy? We read the book of Kohelet, Ecclesiastes, every Sukkot. What does it actually mean? Kohelet writes: הֲבֵל הֲבָלִים הַכֹּל הָבֶל "Vanity of vanities, all is vanity." And also tells us: לֵךְ אֱכֹל בְּשִׂמְחָה לַחְמֶךָ וּשְׁתֵה בְלֶב־טוֹב יֵינֶךָ "Go, eat your bread in gladness, and drink your wine in joy." Is Kohelet fundamentally pessimistic or radically optimistic? Join Rabbinic Intern Harry Aaronson for a closer look at the text, and decide for yourself. RSVP…
Find out more »Young Professionals: Interfaith Board Games in the Sukkah
Please join the AC Young Professionals and Peace Islands Institute for a night of board games and fun! If you bring food, please make sure it is dairy or parve (no meat) and either prepared in a kosher kitchen or purchased under kosher certification (per our kashrut policy). RSVP here
Find out more »Shelter Volunteer Training
Interested in volunteering at our reopened shelter? Join us for a training led by experienced on-call volunteer Rob Sacks and Social Action Rabbinic Intern Abigail Goldberg-Zelizer. While not required before volunteering, this is a great opportunity to prepare for future shifts by walking through the shelter space, seeing where supplies are stored, and asking questions about volunteer procedures. RSVP here
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