Rosh Hashanah: Sept 11–13 · Yom Kippur: Sept 20–21
Geopolitical tension. Social division. Inner overwhelm. The world feels noisy — chaotic, even.
The High Holidays are your soul's reset button.
It's a moment to pause. Reflect. Begin again.
Not with pressure or perfection — but with purpose.
With clarity. With truth. With you.
At Chabad of Wilmette:
- You don't have to be “religious” to belong.
- You don't need to read Hebrew or follow it all to show up.
- You do need to be open — to connection, to meaning, to coming home.
This year, answer the call of something timeless.
Whether you come for a full service or just a few moments, whether it's your first time or your fiftieth — you're welcome here.
Let the sound of the shofar stir your soul. Let this new year be yours.
Join us for:
- Warm, welcoming services
- Soulful prayer and familiar melodies
- Insightful and relatable messages
- Kids & Teens services available
- No affiliation, background, or membership required
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