Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur
​ראש השנה ויום כיפור

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Erev Rosh Hashanah 5783
Sunday 25th September 2022
1st Day Rosh Hashanah
Monday 26th September 2022
2nd Day Rosh Hashanah
Tuesday 27th September
Kol Nidrei
Tuesday 4th October 
Yom Kippur 
Wednesday 5th October 

There is usually a single Orthodox service for all major festivals at which everyone is welcome. During Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services, separate Progressive services and children's services are organised. Details of all these services can be found on the synagogue display boards, and in Community publications (weekly bulletins, and monthly newsletter) which are distributed to members. Visitors should contact connections@ojc-online.org. We want children to enjoy coming to our services, so we have set up various activities for children to participate in. If you would details of the children's services please contact connections@ojc-online.org. Enquiries can be made on the synagogue office phone (01865) 514356 or by emailing connections@ojc-online.org.  Details of times of the festival prayers will be available prior to the festival, please contact connections@ojc-online.org  

ATTENDING SERVICES
Everyone is welcome to our High Holy Days services. Whether you are attending the Orthodox or Progressive services, please note that no prior arrangement is required and that there is no reserved seating in any service. However, if you are attending Orthodox services, we ask you to respect our arrangement for the separation of men and women. 
Due to Covid restrictions all services in 2021 must be booked in advance.

HOSPITALITY
We regard it as our mitzvah to offer hospitality to any Jewish people who happen to be in Oxford, away from their home communities, at this special time of the year. Should you require a meal, please contact us on (01865) 514356 or email enquiries@ojc-online.org.  

DONATIONS
You will appreciate that, as a small and independent congregation, we are always conscious of balancing our budget. Our commitment to our wonderful Centre means that this is a continuous struggle for the Community's membership. Therefore, we hope that you will respond in the traditional manner by making a donation in accordance with your means. Whatever its size, you can be assured that it will be much appreciated. 
Should you wish to make a donation, please send your contributions to The Honorary Treasurer at 21 Richmond Road, Oxford OX1 2JL. A pre-paid envelope is also available from the lobby. Cheques should be made payable to 'The Oxford Jewish Congregation'.  All the major festivals are celebrated at the synagogue.