We've created these social media posts, large-scale slide templates, and assets for your High Holiday events. These are customizable templates, you can add your own logo and personalize it for your shul.

David Harrison is president of Harrison Communications, a marketing and public relations agency, and the Past President of Beth El Congregation (Baltimore, MD). Read his advice on giving the Yom Kippur address.

Operation Isaiah, the collection of non-perishable food, is a dramatic statement that we heed the call of Isaiah, that our observance on Yom Kippur is not empty piety. Synagogues can join by partnering with local food collecting organizations or host drives in their synagogues beginning on Yom Kippur.

View and edit a template flyer for your community here.

View other promotional materials here.

Rosh Hashanah, the celebration of the new year in the Jewish calendar, is an incredibly meaningful time to join a synagogue community for prayer. For many people, this time can feel like a particularly important moment to connect with Jewish community and practice. Whether this is your first time attending Rosh Hashanah services, or the first time in a long time, here is a guide to what you can anticipate.

Keep your congregation engaged this High Holiday season with customizable content and Exploring Judaism's “Not A Mahzor” High Holiday reader. We are offering synagogues the opportunity to co-brand a professionally produced booklet including articles and materials from your congregation. The reader will have pieces from thought leaders across our movement and will also provide your synagogue the opportunity to include special prayers or dedications. Check out Not A Haggadah - here – our first reader from earlier this year.

Fill out our interest form to request your custom copies of Not A Mahzor for your community today!

Pricing of Not A Mahzor will be based numbers we print and will be available in 3 weeks.

The Exploring Judaism Not A Mahzor High Holiday Reader 5785 will feature a variety of articles on High Holiday subjects, ranging from contemplative to practical. Read it before, after, or during those long High Holiday services!