The Best High Holiday Service In Brooklyn (Sponsored)

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A BJX Pre-Holiday Class. Image by BJX

In a dramatic effort to offer every Jew the opportunity to begin the New Year on a spiritual footing, the Brooklyn Jewish Xperience (BJX) organization, is offering free High Holiday services to the entire Brooklyn community. Throughout history, the sale of High Holiday seats helped synagogues defray various operating expenses. So why is BJX doing this all for free?

“We want to send a message to Jews all across Brooklyn that they are important and valued members of the Jewish community. Let them come and feel like family. When you invite family, do you ask them to pay for tickets?” said Rabbi Yitzchak Fingerer founder and director of Brooklyn Jewish Xperience (BJX).

“Rosh Hashanah at BJX was just amazing. My first such time doing it and it was a pleasure. Rabbi Fingerer has more passion and energy than any Rabbi I’ve ever met,” said Paul, a network specialist at Citi Group.

Hanukah at BJX. Image by BJX.

The Jewish New Year begins on Sunday evening, September 13. Services are at 7pm at 2915 Avenue K. To be added to the guest list, make your reservation on their website, bjxcenter.com, no later than September 9.

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