Come share the spirit and wisdom of these Holy Days — a time of prayer, music, reflection, and learning. A time of return and healing, to realign our connection to self, others, and the world.
Our services are Renewal, accessible, and inclusive — in the tradition of our teacher Rabbi Hanan Sills z”l.
We draw from traditional, mystical, and contemporary sources. We invite new interpretations, spontaneous expressions, and powerful music to awaken the deeper truths. Ad Olam High Holy Days are uplifting, life‑affirming, and transformative — all are welcome, whatever your background.
Join us as we welcome the New Year together with prayer, music, and reflection.
A time for song, sharing, reflection, Tashlich, and community.
Join us for a meaningful Renewal-style evening service with music, prayer, and teachings.
With cello music from Youme Amy Danziger
Please join us for a soulful, joyful, contemplative, and musical celebration. A Yizkor service will be incorporated into the center of the service. On this Day of A‑tune‑ment, may we each find the space to realign our neshama/souls with our highest and most loving potential — gracing ourselves, each other, and our world with compassion, forgiveness, and renewal.
A light musical closing service followed by a community potluck. Details will follow.
We hope you’ll join members of the wider Eugene Jewish community for a special Elul weekend with Rabbi Shefa Gold — a Renewal rabbi, prayer-music composer, and longtime friend of Rabbi Hanan — leading “Doing the Sacred Work of Elul: Preparing Ourselves for the Renewal of the High Holy Days.”
Workshop fees: TBI members, $25 per workshop or $40 for both; non‑members, $35 per workshop or $50 for both. Learn more and register here.
Ad Olam’s High Holy Days are created by the community. If you feel called to participate, offer your gifts, or help with practical support, we would love to hear from you. If you’d like to share a reading, prayer, music, teaching, or workshop — or can help with setup or takedown — please contact Jordan.
Contact JordanIn this season of reflection and renewal, we ask: how can we show up more fully for one another, our community, and our world? Let us gather to release what no longer serves us, reconnect with what matters most, and enter the New Year with courage, compassion, and hope.
With blessings for a sweet, meaningful, and renewing New Year,
Jordan, for Ad Olam Synagogue Without Walls
