The High Holiday Honors form is now open through Monday, August 25! Please use the form below to request an honor for yourself or to nominate someone else. The form allows you to indicate your availability and preferred honors. Nominators are not required to know all the nominee's details to submit a request.

Your participation is greatly appreciated and helps us plan meaningful and inclusive services for our community. Please note that completing the form does not guarantee that requests or nominations will be fulfilled.

Request or Nominate an Honor

Enhance your celebration of the Sukkot holiday with a set of the Four Species. As this year is a Shemita year in Israel, the lulavim and etrogim will be imported from Morocco. Each set costs $65 and includes the Etrog, Lulav, Myrtles, Willows, and a Lulav bag.

Pre-paid orders must be placed by Friday, September 19. We will email and/or call you when the shipment arrives.

Order

The 2025 Summer Beineinu—Year-in-Review issue is out! If you haven't yet received your copy in the mail, you can view the electronic version here.

As the High Holidays approach, we invite you to honor the memory of your loved ones by including their names in the Ida Pearle and Joseph Cuba 5786 Yizkor Memorial "Pages of Remembrance" book. By inscribing their names in this book, you fulfill the mitzvah of giving in honor and in memory of those who have passed.

In order to meet our mandatory publication deadline, requests for inclusion must be received on time. Due to mailing constraints, the deadline to receive submissions is Monday, August 25.

Submit Names

If you're a parent or grandparent of a college student, we'd love to stay connected with them! Please share their name and college information with us so Sisterhood can send thoughtful letters, care packages, and special remembrances throughout the year! Please submit information to Jill Rosner (404.603.5741; jrosner@aasynagogue.org).

2025–26 registration for Kesher religious school (Pre-K–6th Grade) and Neisah teen program (7th–9th Grade) is now open!

The Kesher and Neisah programs are generously endowed by the Judith and Aaron z"l Alembik Ahavath Achim Youth Education Program.

Register | More Info

We are excited to be partnering with L'dor V'dor Judaica, an organization that rescues Judaica from thrift shops, estate sales, and the trash and rehomes it to folks in need of Judaica, allowing beautiful pieces and traditions to live on from generation to generation. AA will be collecting Judaica that our community no longer uses for others to rehome. We will accept all forms of Judaica that are useable. We will not accept books of any kind at this time.

If you have any Judaica in need of a new home, please contact the Director of Development, Jackie Nix (jnix@aasynagogue.org; 404.603.5743), who will catalog and organize the items before placing them on a table outside the AA offices.

We look forward to helping you find items that ensure you can practice the traditions that connect you to the Jewish community and heritage.

Are you fun? Innovative? Passionate? Love kids? Kesher is seeking:

• Madrichim (teaching assistants) for the fall of 2024. $10/hour or community service hours
• Part-time teachers/facilitators for the fall of 2024. Beginning at $30/hour.
• Subs

Kesher is AA's supplementary Jewish education program for students Pre-K through sixth grade. If you are interested, please email our Interim Director of Education: Annsley Klehr (aklehr@aasynagogue.org).

The Kesher program is generously endowed by the Judith and Aaron z"l Alembik Ahavath Achim Youth Education Program.

The 2025 Summer Beineinu—Year-in-Review issue is out! If you haven't yet received your copy in the mail, you can view the electronic version here.

As the High Holidays approach, we invite you to honor the memory of your loved ones by including their names in the Ida Pearle and Joseph Cuba 5786 Yizkor Memorial "Pages of Remembrance" book. By inscribing their names in this book, you fulfill the mitzvah of giving in honor and in memory of those who have passed.

In order to meet our mandatory publication deadline, requests for inclusion must be received on time. Due to mailing constraints, the deadline to receive submissions is Monday, August 25.

Submit Names

If you're a parent or grandparent of a college student, we'd love to stay connected with them! Please share their name and college information with us so Sisterhood can send thoughtful letters, care packages, and special remembrances throughout the year! Please submit information to Jill Rosner (404.603.5741; jrosner@aasynagogue.org).

2025–26 registration for Kesher religious school (Pre-K–6th Grade) and Neisah teen program (7th–9th Grade) is now open!

The Kesher and Neisah programs are generously endowed by the Judith and Aaron z"l Alembik Ahavath Achim Youth Education Program.

Register | More Info

We are excited to be partnering with L'dor V'dor Judaica, an organization that rescues Judaica from thrift shops, estate sales, and the trash and rehomes it to folks in need of Judaica, allowing beautiful pieces and traditions to live on from generation to generation. AA will be collecting Judaica that our community no longer uses for others to rehome. We will accept all forms of Judaica that are useable. We will not accept books of any kind at this time.

If you have any Judaica in need of a new home, please contact the Director of Development, Jackie Nix (jnix@aasynagogue.org; 404.603.5743), who will catalog and organize the items before placing them on a table outside the AA offices.

We look forward to helping you find items that ensure you can practice the traditions that connect you to the Jewish community and heritage.

Are you fun? Innovative? Passionate? Love kids? Kesher is seeking:

• Madrichim (teaching assistants) for the fall of 2024. $10/hour or community service hours
• Part-time teachers/facilitators for the fall of 2024. Beginning at $30/hour.
• Subs

Kesher is AA's supplementary Jewish education program for students Pre-K through sixth grade. If you are interested, please email our Interim Director of Education: Annsley Klehr (aklehr@aasynagogue.org).

The Kesher program is generously endowed by the Judith and Aaron z"l Alembik Ahavath Achim Youth Education Program.

The 2025 Summer Beineinu—Year-in-Review issue is out! If you haven't yet received your copy in the mail, you can view the electronic version here.

As the High Holidays approach, we invite you to honor the memory of your loved ones by including their names in the Ida Pearle and Joseph Cuba 5786 Yizkor Memorial "Pages of Remembrance" book. By inscribing their names in this book, you fulfill the mitzvah of giving in honor and in memory of those who have passed.

In order to meet our mandatory publication deadline, requests for inclusion must be received on time. Due to mailing constraints, the deadline to receive submissions is Monday, August 25.

Submit Names

If you're a parent or grandparent of a college student, we'd love to stay connected with them! Please share their name and college information with us so Sisterhood can send thoughtful letters, care packages, and special remembrances throughout the year! Please submit information to Jill Rosner (404.603.5741; jrosner@aasynagogue.org).

2025–26 registration for Kesher religious school (Pre-K–6th Grade) and Neisah teen program (7th–9th Grade) is now open!

The Kesher and Neisah programs are generously endowed by the Judith and Aaron z"l Alembik Ahavath Achim Youth Education Program.

Register | More Info

We are excited to be partnering with L'dor V'dor Judaica, an organization that rescues Judaica from thrift shops, estate sales, and the trash and rehomes it to folks in need of Judaica, allowing beautiful pieces and traditions to live on from generation to generation. AA will be collecting Judaica that our community no longer uses for others to rehome. We will accept all forms of Judaica that are useable. We will not accept books of any kind at this time.

If you have any Judaica in need of a new home, please contact the Director of Development, Jackie Nix (jnix@aasynagogue.org; 404.603.5743), who will catalog and organize the items before placing them on a table outside the AA offices.

We look forward to helping you find items that ensure you can practice the traditions that connect you to the Jewish community and heritage.

Are you fun? Innovative? Passionate? Love kids? Kesher is seeking:

• Madrichim (teaching assistants) for the fall of 2024. $10/hour or community service hours
• Part-time teachers/facilitators for the fall of 2024. Beginning at $30/hour.
• Subs

Kesher is AA's supplementary Jewish education program for students Pre-K through sixth grade. If you are interested, please email our Interim Director of Education: Annsley Klehr (aklehr@aasynagogue.org).

The Kesher program is generously endowed by the Judith and Aaron z"l Alembik Ahavath Achim Youth Education Program.