High Holidays 2023-5784
Tickets are good for all services related to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
Rosh Hashanah Services
First Day Saturday, September 16th, 9:00am - 1:00pm
Second Day, Sunday, September 17th, 9:00am - 1:00pm
Yom Kippur Services
Sunday, September 24th, 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Monday, September 25th, 9 am - Nightfall (Break - 1 pm - 4 pm)
Preferred Seating, Non-Members - $180
Preferred Seating, Members - $152 - Member Code is Required. Call the Office to receive your Member Code.
Young Singles (21-35) - $126
Children Under 12 will be admitted free for the kids program but will not have reserved seats in the sanctuary.
* Young Singles May be Required to Show ID at the Door.
Renew your Membership before the High Holidays!
Welcome to an exciting new year at Eretz Synagogue and Cultural Center!
We are delighted to have you join our ECC community. As a member, you are a contributor in and builder of our community, and your partnership is essential to the health and vibrancy of Eretz Synagogue.
For questions about membership or logging in, contact Shiva Naim at 818-342-9303 or shiva.n@eretzcc.org.
Membership dues are 100% tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Once paid, due are non-refundable.
We will work with any member experiencing financial hardship so they can continue to be part of our ECC family.
We deeply appreciate your ongoing support of ECC.
Join ECC in collaboration with Layer Up
Get ready for Volunteer Collective’s Interfaith Layer Up Drive Sept. 15-25!
Kids can’t effectively study or learn when they’re cold. And, shockingly, students and families in numerous LAUSD districts lack adequate heating and enough warm clothing to fend off the winter chill.
This September, we can help.
Faith groups, businesses and schools across the city are hosting donation boxes to collect new and gently used warm clothing Sept 15-25.
AND THEN, on the weekend of Oct. 14, we’re all invited to help sort and distribute warm clothes to families in need. That invite will follow soon.
So start setting aside your donations now. Be part of something truly meaningful this fall.
New and gently used items needed (for kids, parents, and younger siblings)
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Long sleeve shirts
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Long pants
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Sweaters and jackets
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Blankets
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Scarves and hats
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Shoes
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Socks (new only)
Kabbalah Class Schedule!
Mondays at 7:30pm
Kabbalah Step by Step by Farima Kahen Kashani
In person and Zoom
Zoom ID: 3818382582
Password: learn
Tuesdays at 7:30pm-8:30pm (Zoom)
Practical Kabbalah & Torah by Amir Omrani
Zoom ID: 3818382582
Password: amir
Wednesdays at 7:00-8:00pm
Joy of Life by Jinous Tabibian
Thursdays beginning at 7:30-8:30pm (bi-weekly)
Zohar Class by Keyvan Darougar
Shabbat Youth Program for all Ages at Eretz Synagogue
Join us Saturdays from 9:30 am-12:30 pm for our Eretz Youth Shabbat Program. Our youth program has grown tremendously in the last few years, and we now have just finished our youth center (located downstairs) and have multiple programs for different age groups. We have a weekly youth-only service and kiddush, fabulous prizes, and tons of activities to keep our precious souls well-natured and excited to come back.
We look forward to making you part of our Eretz family!
ECC New Shabbat Service Schedule
Join us for our new weekly spiritual Shabbat Service schedule.
8:30 am - Service begins
9:30 am - Shema Israel
9:45 am- Kabbalah insight
10:00 am - Opening of the Ark
10:15 am - Torah Reading
11:30 am - Rabbi’s Sermon
12:15 pm - Services ends
For more information or to reserve an Aliyah or a donation, contact our office at 818-342-9303.
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Sign Up For Bar/Bat Mitzvah Classes
Our goal at Eretz Synagogue is to create a Bar/Bat Mitzvah program that is a spiritual and religious experience connecting child and family to G-d and to each other. Our Bar/Bat Mitzvah program is nurturing and will always strive to be kind, considerate, patient, and sensitive to our students and parents.
To find out more information about bar/bat mitzvah classes, please email us at info@eretzcc.org or call us at (818) 342-9303.
Come Join Our Community
Eretz Synagogue is a Traditional Jewish congregation founded in 1979. We are committed to the land and people of Israel, to the serious study of ancient and Kabbalah Jewish learning. In our diverse community, we have prayer services at our main sanctuary attracting an average of 400 people on Shabbat mornings. We are a congregation of spiritual seekers, loving tradition, embracing modernity along with the Jewish mission of improving the world.
Visit Our Preferred Vendors Page
We are in the process of building our list of preferred vendors. These vendors are all Top-Rated Professionals we have had the pleasure to do business with and are associated with our Synagogue.
We encourage you to visit these vendors and let them know you found them through Eretz!
