Sunday eve, Sept 24th – Monday, Sept 25th, 2023
Join the IYYUN community for an unforgettable Yom Kippur experience.
In a warm and nurturing environment and in an atmosphere of acceptance and openness, experience a personal, relevant and transformational service.
Please consider a generous donation to IYYUN at this time of year. _
Tzedakah is the driving force behind Tishrei, and we can’t think of a better place to give it than at the IYYUN Center! Whatever you are able to give, it truly does make a difference and allows us to continue to do our holy work with an open hand and hearts.
Thank you, and may Hashem bless you in return with an open hand and pure chesed.
Yom Kippur Eve: Sunday evening, Sept 24th, at 6:00 pm
Kol Nidrei Service:
Join us as we usher in Yom Kippur together. In a warm and nurturing environment we will meditate on the promise that a new beginning brings.
- Lekach/Honey Cake and Refreshments before the fast 6:00
| - | Candle Lighting (candle-lighting time is 6:32)The fast begins. |
| - | Kol Nidrei Service |
Yom Kippur Day: Monday, Sept 25th
| - | Traditional Yom Kippur Prayer Service: 10:00am at 3:00pm (Approx) |
| - | Yizkor Memorial Prayer: 12:30 noon |
| - | Mincha: 5:30 pmNeila: Closing the Gates Service: 6:15 pm |
As the night falls and the day of Yom Kippur comes to a close, the gates of heaven are open for our final prayers on this awesome day.
Join us in these awe inspiring moments and the subsequent celebration of the break-fast.
BreakFast buffet at the conclusion of Yom Kippur:
7:30 pm
Yom Kippur cover charge is $150
no tickets or reservations required, your payment is your reservation!
IMPORTANT: when sending a check or if paying online, please be sure to specify which event/service you are paying for, and for how many people. thank you!
To RSVP:
Email: contact@iyyun.com
*Credit cards and checks are accepted:
please make checks payable to
IYYUN | 7 Cobblestone Farm Ct, Suffern NY 10901
To make your payment online: click here and make your donation!
please make your payment before the holiday
Gmar Chatima Tovah!
Looking forward to seeing you there!
