
The High Holy Days at Temple Beth Shalom are an especially meaningful and spiritual time for our members and they will be here soon. Our services will be led by Rabbi Cohen and Cantor Knoller, and will be held in person as well as via our Live Stream link.
On this page, you can view the High Holy Day schedule, purchase guest tickets and enter names in the Book of Remembrance.
The Samuel Halper Book of Remembrance Form
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–Member Tickets are available for TBS members and their children ages 13–26 (as of September 1, 2026). Children 12 and under do not require tickets. Your tickets will be mailed before the holidays. If you need help with the forms, please contact the TBS office.
–Guest Tickets are $180 each for children of TBS members age 26+, married children, and relatives of members. Young adults 26+ are not considered part of their family’s membership; they may join at a reduced rate or purchase tickets.
-We cannot accept ticket requests from former members or their families. Tickets are non-transferable.
-Tickets are issued only to members in good standing who are current with dues for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. If you have extenuating circumstances or questions about your account, please contact the financial office at (973) 992-3600.
-Please note: Accepting High Holy Day tickets commits you to full membership dues for 2026/2027.
Services for Children & Families
-Our Family Service will be held at 10:00 am on the first 2 days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Children in grades 1-7 are encouraged to attend Junior Congregation through the TBS Religious School.
We look forward to celebrating the new year with you.
Quick Links
The Samuel L. Halper Book of Remembrance
Jews throughout the world traditionally take time to remember their loved ones during the High Holy Days. Temple Beth Shalom continues this tradition through the preparation of our annual Roll of Remembrance, which will be shared on Yom Kippur
Please click here to fill out the form for the 2026 Book of Remembrance. The deadline to be included in the book is September 1, 2026.
*** To review the 5786-2025 Book of Remembrance, click here. For the addendum, click here.
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