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Seat Reservation Form for In-Person Services

Members must be logged into their ShulCloud Account to sign up for in-person services. If your name, address and email are not filled in below, you are not logged in.

Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset on Sunday, September 25,
ends at nightfall on Tuesday, September 27
Yom Kippur begins at sunset on Tuesday, October 4,
ends at nightfall on Wednesday, October 5

Deadline for filling out the online reservation form or contacting the office is Monday, September 19.
For more High Holiday information please visit our website!

High Holiday seating in the Sanctuary requires negative at-home Covid test and pre-registration. All indoor services are also available via Zoom.

There are 450 seats in our main sanctuary. Provided we are in CDC Covid Code Green for Rockingham County, there will be no social distancing or masking requirements for vaccinated individuals.

We require registration for High Holiday seating so that we can publish expected attendance and allow people to make informed decisions in the event of a Covid surge.

As you fill in the form, additional fields may appear depending on your choices. If you have any issues after you submit a form (i.e.: a misspelled name, a change in numbers attending, additional donations), please send an email to templeoffice@templeisraelnh.org or webmaster@templeisraelnh.org with your changes.

First Name:

Last Name:

Email:

Phone:

High Holiday Attendance and Preferences

* In-Person Attendance

Please select how many seats you will need for each of the following services:

Erev Rosh Hashanah:

Rosh Hashanah Day 1:

Rosh Hashanah Day 2:

Kol Nidre (Erev Yom Kippur):

Yom Kippur Morning:

Yom Kippur Mincha/Neilah

Please give the first and last name for every person in your party:

First Name:

Last Name:

In the event of CDC Covid-level Orange, we will need to reduce our seating capacity to allow for social distancing in the main sanctuary.

Temple Israel will endeavor to honor your preference for service attendance.

If specific members of your party have different priorities, please email the temple office.

If we need to restrict seating due to Covid-related social distancing, which service would be your top priority for attending in person?

2nd choice:

Ticket Information

Membership entitles family/couple member households to two adult seats and single members to one adult seat at the High Holiday services. Children under age 21, current college students, and active duty military are also welcome with no expected donation. Guests of Temple Israel congregants and other visitors are invited with a suggested donation. All suggested donations are per holiday.

Suggested donations:

DEPENDENT CHILDREN (under 21 years of age): $0
CURRENT COLLEGE STUDENTS: $0
ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY: $0
GUEST OF A MEMBER: $36 per holiday
NON-MEMBER: $60 per holiday or $90 per family per holiday.
ZOOM PASS (access to High Holiday services for non-members): $36 for all holidays

For the following fields, please choose how many tickets you need.

Tickets are PER HOLIDAY: Rosh Hashanah (both days) is one holiday, Yom Kippur including Kol Nidre is the other.

I would like to register or purchase tickets for the following holidays at Temple Israel In-Person:

If you choose both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, ticket prices in your total below will reflect that you are attending two services.

Member (including dependent children) - free

Guest of a Member - $36.00 per holiday

Non-Member Adult - $60.00 per holiday

Non-Member Family - $90.00 per holiday

Non-Member Dependent Children (under 21 years of age) of a member; Student; Active Duty Military - free

Member (including dependent children) - free

Guest of a Member - $36.00 per holiday

Non-Member Adult - $60.00 per holiday

Non-Member Family - $90.00 per holiday

Non-Member Dependent Children (under 21 years of age) of a member; Student; Active Duty Military - free

Non-Member Zoom Pass Access to High Holiday Services - $36.00 per screen

Contribute an alternate amount for High Holiday tickets:

If you choose this option, please leave all ticket fields above at 0.

Temple Israel will be offering a Break The Fast meal following Mincha/Neilah on October 5th. Separate registration is required; please go here to register.

Most Elul and Fall Festival events also require registration. View these events on Temple Israel's Calendar to register.

Family Programming

The following questions pertain to families with children under the age of 12.

Are you interested in Family Programming for the High Holidays?

How many members of your family will participate in Family Programming during the High Holidays?

Rosh Hashanah Day 1 - Family Service

Rosh Hashanah Day 1 - Preschool Story Time

Rosh Hashanah Day 1 - Baby Sitting

Yom Kippur Morning - Family Service

Yom Kippur Morning - Preschool Story Time

Yom Kippur Morning - Baby sittingParents are encouraged to stay but are also welcome to drop off their children if they wish.

More information coming!

Please list the names and ages of all children who will be attending family services or baby sitting:

If you have any additional concerns, such as allergies or disabilities that the coordinators should be made aware of, please list that as well.

Covid-19 Restrictions & Consent

Temple Israel takes the health of our congregants and Covid-19 very seriously.

Pre-registration and at-home Covid tests* will be required for attendees at all indoor Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur services.

Possible additional mitigation measures (indoor mask wearing; limited seating to provide for social distancing) will be decided closer to the service date, depending on the CDC County Code in effect for Rockingham County. The current code is Green, or Low community level. Indoor masking is not required for vaccinated individuals. In case of a Covid surge, registration numbers per service will be provided on a rolling basis, to enable congregants to make informed attendance decisions.

* A note on at-home Covid tests
We ask that attendees take an at-home Covid test before coming to in-person services on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. That way, asymptomatic cases can be identified, and we can all do our part to stop community spread. Congregants with symptoms of illness are requested to participate via Zoom rather than coming in person.

How to get your tests:

Every home in the US is eligible for some federally provided FREE at-home tests. Order yours via the website link at https://www.covid.gov/tests, or call 800-232-0233.
Your health insurance plan may provide FREE tests at point of service, or reimburse you, for 8 at-home tests a month. Plans have different policies; some will give them to you for free at the pharmacy counter of a drug or grocery store; others will reimburse you. Check your plan for details.
Covid tests are available for purchase over the counter at drugstores and other outlets.
The temple office will have some tests available upon request.

Please secure your tests in advance, so you can confidently attend!

Watch our website for updates regarding Covid-19 guidelines for the High Holidays.

* YES, each member of my party agrees to adhere to the above recommendations.

YES, each member of my party agrees to adhere to the above recommendations.

Handicap Parking Information

Temple Israel parking will be reserved for those with limited mobility, who can request a parking pass from the office for the holidays. We recommend that anyone who is able to walk should consider the public parking areas near the South Mill Pond, the High-Hanover Parking Garage, or the Foundry Parking Garage.

YES, I require a pass to park in the Temple Israel lot.

YES, I require a pass to park in the Temple Israel lot. Heather from the Temple Office will follow up with you.

Interested in Volunteering?

Yes, I would love to volunteer!No thank you.Volunteers help facilitate the process for in-person services and family services. Please let us know if you are interested in volunteering. If so, your information will be sent to the High Holiday Steering Committee and a member of the committee will reach out to you before the holidays.

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Fri, September 30 2022 5 Tishrei 5783

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