Masorti Virtual Servvices

The Masorti High Holy Days service is inclusive, egalitarian and traditional. The prayers are conducted in Hebrew with some explanations in English and are led by the rabbis and knowledgeable lay leaders from a traditional machzor. Our LIVE Kol Nidrei Masorti Service will be streamed before Yom Tov commences and will then transition to the pre-recorded services once Yom Tov begins. All other services are pre-recorded so you can watch them throughout the High Holy Days.

To read a digital copy of the Masorti Machzor (prayer book) please click the button on the right and follow the instructions.

Kol Nidrei – Yom Kippur Evening

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Rabbi Rafi Kaiserblueth, Cantor George Mordecai, and Joel Nothman

Yom Kippur Begins with the beautifully haunting melody of Kol Nidrei followed by the evening service and the prayers specific to the season, the selichot and confessional prayers. The prayers form the basis of the themes that we will be focusing on for the entire day of Yom Kippur

Rabbi Rafi Kaiserblueth, Cantor George Mordecai, and Joel Nothman

Yom Kippur Begins with the beautifully haunting melody of Kol Nidrei followed by the evening service and the prayers specific to the season, the selichot and confessional prayers. The prayers form the basis of the themes that we will be focusing on for the entire day of Yom Kippur

Rabbi Rafi Kaiserblueth, Cantor George Mordecai, and Joel Nothman

Yom Kippur Begins with the beautifully haunting melody of Kol Nidrei followed by the evening service and the prayers specific to the season, the selichot and confessional prayers. The prayers form the basis of the themes that we will be focusing on for the entire day of Yom Kippur

Masorti – Yom Kippur Day

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Cantor George Mordecai and Reverend Sam Zwarenstein

Introduction to the Morning service, the morning blessings, and introductory psalms, followed by the Shacharit (morning) service along with the Amidah.