Prayerbooks

Now that we are back in-person for our Shabbat services – and now that we are planning in-person services for the High Holy Days – we are pleased to use actual, hardbound books at our services. Of course, there are prayerbooks at the Temple for all in-person participants. However, for those viewing on Zoom, we are no longer placing a virtual prayerbook on your screen. You have a few options for reading along with the service liturgy on Zoom.

• For our weekly Shabbat services on Friday night and Saturday morning, you can order your own copies of Mishkan Tefilah, a Reform Siddur. If you wish to take advantage of the congregation's 20% discount, send your order to the Temple office before August 1. 

• If you have a separate device to read the prayerbook (a Kindle or a tablet that supports the Kindle app), you can purchase the Kindle Edition of Mishkan T'filah.  

• You can also view the free Mishkan T'filah Shabbat flipbook online. You will need a separate device to view the flipbook. It cannot be downloaded or saved. 

• For the High Holy Days, you can order your own copies of Mishkan HaNefesh: Machzor for the Days of Awe. If you wish to take advantage of the congregation's 20% discount, send your order to the Temple office before August 1. 

• If you have a separate device to read the prayerbook (a Kindle or a tablet that supports the Kindle app), you can purchase the Kindle Editions of Mishkan HaNefesh for Rosh Hashanah and for Yom Kippur.  

• The Temple is lending copies of Mishkan HaNefesh, the High Holy Day prayerbook to Temple members in good standing. These books must be returned in good condition by Thursday, September 23, in order to receive the $35 deposit check you must leave for each two-volume set. Contact Dottie at the Temple office to arrange for pickup.