Yom Kippur begins
tuesday evening
September 18th


Congregation Ashreichem Yisrael
6721 51st Ave S., Seattle 98118

No membership, tickets or payment required.
Donations are warmly appreciated.

A complementary youth program (click on flyer below) featuring opportunities to both play and learn will be offered for kids of all ages. Please contact us us here to let us know the number of children & ages 

. Ashreichem's beautifully remodeled new facility is located in an old church that now houses 2 separate synagogues with side-by-side front entries. Ashreichem is on the right side as you face the building. All classes take place in the library located straight towards the back as you enter. There will be mixed seating for classes but separate (side-by-side) seating in the main sanctuary.

Ashreichem is thrilled to welcome you to their synagogue. Please keep in mind that they are a traditional community. Please dress modestly and refrain from parking in their parking lot. Abundant street parking is available on both 51st Ave. and Holly Streets.




This program is generously co-sponsored and hosted by Congregation Ashreichem Yisrael

your shofar has arrived!

:Yom Kippur with LivingJudaism
and Congregation Ashreichem Yisrael. 

Wouldn't it be nice to be touched by Rosh Hashanah; to come away inspired, or perhaps a little wiser?

Our services combine sweet holiday melodies, the sound of the shofar, and an array of thought-provoking classes taught by some of Seattle's top Jewish educators. Pray, probe the deeper meaning of the day, take a moment to reflect, and reconnect.

We welcome Jews of all affiliations, levels and backgrounds.

 Yom Kippur Schedule:
Services in the main chapel will run concurrently with the classes.​ Pray, learn or both. Choose the combination that works for you.

​Tuesday September 18th

7:05 - 8:00 Kol Nidrei
8:00 - 8:30 Rabbi's sermon
8:30 - 9:30 Evening Service and Selichot

Wednesday September 19th

8:00 - Services begin
11:30 - Rabbi's Sermon: (Rabbi Shmuel Brody)
11:45 - Yizkor (Memorial Service)
12:00 - Silent Meditation
12:15 -  Class: Rabbi Dovid Yehuda Rimmer: Return (Teshuva): Understanding Ourselves - The Framework for Being a Bigger Person. 
1:15 Class: Rabbi Mark Spiro: The Mystical Essence of Yom Kippur.

​4:50 - Mincha​

6:20 - Neilah

8:03 - Fast Ends
Speakers:
​Rabbi Shmuel Brody is the Rabbi of Ashreichem Yisrael, a new, vibrant and inviting Synagogue in South Seattle. Rabbi Brody is a personal and communal Teacher, offering classes on a wide range of subjects. He and his wife Sarah care for their family of five and their extended family, Ashreichem Yisrael.
​Rabbi Mark Spiro is the Executive Director of LivingJudaism.Originally from New Rochelle, NY, Rabbi Spiro attended Cornell University School of Architecture and Aish HaTorah’s College of Jewish studies in Jerusalem, where he received his rabbinic ordination in 1989. He has since served in leadership roles in numerous communities around the world
​Rabbi Chaim Levine is the Executive Director and co-founder of Brothers for Life. Prior to that, Chaim was the director of several Jewish organizations in Boston, Toronto, and Seattle. Most recently he was the director of Living Judaism, the organization that helped to initate Brothers For Life.
Techiya Levine has a background in Jewish studies, musical theater, and is a trained Innate Health Practitioner. She is passionate about spreading ideas that build unity and improve relationships. Currently she divides her time doing many things she loves; teaching, communal advocacy, jewelry design, and parenting. 
​Dovid Yehuda Rimmer hails from Brooklyn NY. In 2005 he and his new wife Faigy moved to Israel, where he attended the Mir Yeshiva, followed by the Jerusalem Kollel, where he received his rabbinic ordination in 2017. He is currently enrolled in a Masters program in Jewish Education accredited by Middlesex University, London, and trades in the financial markets in the evenings The Rimmers have 2 adorable children: Shoshana and Tzvi.