Membership at Congregation Agudas Achim
High Holiday Corner
***High Holiday services are now at capacity. To check on available space in High Holiday services, please disregard survey and contact to Shul office directly.
Schedule of Services
Friday, September 18 -Erev Rosh Hashanah
No In-Person Service***
Pre-holiday socializing ( via ZOOM)……………………………..6:15 pm
Mincha/Maariv (viaZOOM)………………………………………….6:30 pm
Candle Lighting………………………………………………………..7:16 pm
Saturday, September 19- Rosh Hashanah I
Youth Service (via LIVESTREAM)………………………………9:15 am
Morning Service (via LIVESTREAM)…………………………..10:00 am
YOM TOV candle lighting not before 8:15 from pre-existing flame.
Sunday, September 20- Rosh Hashanah II
Morning Service (via LIVESTREAM)……………………………10:00 am
Neighborhood Shofar Blowing…………………………………….2:30pm
Tashlich Book read by Rayna Weiner
Havdalah is at 8:13 pm
Sunday, September 27- Erev Yom Kippur
Mincha (via LIVESTREAM)…………………………………………6:30 pm
Kol Nidrei (via LIVESTREAM)……………………………………..6:45 pm
Candle Lighting………………………………………………………..7:01 pm
Monday, September 28- Yom Kippur
Morning Service (via LIVESTREAM)……………………………10:00 am
Mincha/Neilah (via LIVESTREAM)……………………………….6:00 pm
Havdalah/ Shofar Blowing…………………………………………..8:00 pm
Saturday, October 3- Sukkot Day 1
Morning Service (via LIVESTREAM)…………………………..9:00 am
Thursday, October 8- Chol Hamoed Sukkot
Symphony at the Sukkah ( In the parking lot )……………..6:00 pm
Friday, October 9-Erev Shemini Atzeret
Yizkor/Kabbalat Shabbat ( via Zoom)………………………..5:45 pm
***Livestream services can be viewed at agudasachim.org/live
Agudas Achim Classes
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In consultation with medical authorities, we plan to begin a slow phased-up schedule of in-person services. We will hold our first Shabbat morning service with a limit of 15 attendees. Members are required to pre-register to attend.
Live Stream Available through the Agudas Achim Website. Please look for the red ‘LIVE’ menu at the top right of this page. Emailing Nancy does not guarantee your spot. Please do not show up for minyan until you have received confirmation!
Please review all of the guidelines and protocols listed here. They must be followed in order to attend minyan. Services will take place in the Main Sanctuary and there is no breakfast following. Congregants should exit the building immediately after the conclusion of the service.
In order to attend a service in-person, we are requiring all attendees to complete a Hold Harmless agreement which can be completed HERE————————————————–
Shabbat morning services at 9 am.
If you want Shabbat morning services to continue, please register to attend! Limited to 15 attendees. Members are required to pre-register to attend. Those with yahrzeits will have priority. Register no later than the Thursday preceding each Shabbat to Nancy at nkaunitz@agudasachim.org. Emailing Nancy does not guarantee your spot. Please do not show up for minyan until you have received confirmation!
Please review all of the guidelines and protocols listed here. They must be followed in order to attend minyan. Services will take place in the Main Sanctuary and there is no Kiddush following. Congregants should exit the building immediately after the conclusion of the service.
To access the livestream, visit our website, and click on the red LIVE button.
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Please review all of the guidelines and protocols listed here. They must be followed in order to attend minyan. Services will take place in the Main Sanctuary and there is no Kiddush following. Congregants should exit the building immediately after the conclusion of the service.
To access the livestream, visit our website, and click on the red LIVE button.
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Shabbat Times Columbus, Ohio, USA
- Erev Rosh Hashana occurs on
- Candle lighting:
- Rosh Hashana 5781 occurs on
- Candle lighting:
Agudas Achim’s Core Values
Agudas Achim aspires to be a traditional, egalitarian, friendly and participatory congregation.
Traditional – seeking meaning in Jewish tradition, and building on that tradition to create meaning for ourselves. Our members are inspired by traditions that connect us with our congregation’s history and with other Jews around the world.
Egalitarian – supporting and encouraging our members, in all their diversity, to participate fully in synagogue life.
Friendly – welcoming each person who appears before us, whether a traveler at morning minyan, a non-Jewish family member, a homeless person at kiddush, etc. We are a warm, close-knit, child-friendly community.
Participatory – engaging members so every member contributes, everyone is needed and everyone feels valued. We recognize our differences create opportunities for, rather than barriers to participation.