Worship
At Leo Baeck Temple we seek to celebrate the joy, beauty, depth, and mystery of life through communal prayer. Our synagogue is a welcoming home for spiritual exploration.
High Holydays Sermons 2026/5787
Rabbi Ken Chasen's Yom Kippur Yizkor Sermon
Sep 21, 2026 • Rabbi Ken Chasen
Rabbi Ken Chasen's Erev Yom Kippur Sermon
Sep 20, 2026 • Rabbi Ken Chasen
Rabbi Lisa Berney's Yom Kippur Morning Sermon
Sep 21, 2026 • Rabbi Lisa Berney
Rabbi Scott Goldberg's Yom Kippur Family Sermon
Sep 21, 2026 • Rabbi Scott Goldberg
Rabbi Ken Chasen's Erev Rosh Hashanah Sermon
Sep 11, 2026 • Rabbi Ken Chasen
Rabbi Lisa Berney's Rosh Hashanah Family Sermon
Sep 12, 2026 • Rabbi Lisa Berney
Rabbi Scott Goldberg's Rosh Hashanah Morning Sermon
Sep 12, 2026 • Rabbi Scott Goldberg
Yizkor, We Remember...
Our Yom Kippur Yizkor Memorial Service is a treasured opportunity to honor the legacies of our loved ones and support each other as we remember, reflect, and mourn together as a community.
An important part of that experience is our Book of Remembrance and we want to offer our entire community the opportunity to view this year’s Book of Remembrance as an enduring memorial for those who continue to guide and inspire us.
We hope that the Yizkor prayers found in this Book of Remembrance will bring you comfort. This book, honoring your loved ones, and our collective prayer as a community reminds us that wherever we choose to worship, we are never alone. We stand with you, holding you close and sending you love and peace.
An important part of that experience is our Book of Remembrance and we want to offer our entire community the opportunity to view this year’s Book of Remembrance as an enduring memorial for those who continue to guide and inspire us.
We hope that the Yizkor prayers found in this Book of Remembrance will bring you comfort. This book, honoring your loved ones, and our collective prayer as a community reminds us that wherever we choose to worship, we are never alone. We stand with you, holding you close and sending you love and peace.
B'nai Mitzvah at Leo Baeck Temple
At the age of thirteen a Jewish child becomes a B'nai Mitzvah — a child of the commandments. Now responsible for their own ritual and ethical behavior, the child and family celebrate this milestone by coming to Torah and helping to lead services. At Leo Baeck Temple this is an intimate, warm, joyful, and meaningful experience.


Shabbat Services
From the fall to early summer, we hold our weekly Shabbat Evening Services at 6:15pm. Throughout the summer months, we are thrilled to venture outdoors for our much-loved Shabbat Under the Stars at 7:30pm. On the second and fourth Saturday, we invite you to join us in person or virtually for Shabbat Morning Minyan at 9:30am – a joyful service in song, and Torah learning.

Holiday Celebrations
Fortunately in Judaism, the calendar is filled with holidays throughout the year. At Leo Baeck Temple, we make the most of those opportunities to come together as a community and commemorate these holidays through various rituals, traditions, and meaningful celebrations.

Yizkor Services
Four Yizkor memorial services are held at Leo Baeck Temple throughout the year: at Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Passover, and Shavuot, to give our community the chance to honor their departed loved ones. Check the calendar for the specific service dates.

