We encourage carpooling to services and programs.

The Congregation gratefully acknowledges

the High Holy Days musical enhancement provided by the Bildner Family.
SLICHOT
Saturday, Sept. 20 5:30 pm Program and Service Gellis Plaza
CEMETERY SERVICE
Sunday, Sept. 21 11:00 am Memorial Service TSTI Cemetery
EREV ROSH HASHANAH
Wednesday, Sept. 24 5:30 pm Welcome Rosh Hashanah Front Lawn and Mansion Terrace
7:30 pm Erev Rosh Hashanah Service Bass Sanctuary Building

ROSH HASHANAH
Thursday, Sept. 25 8:30 am Early Service Bass Sanctuary Building
8:30 am Childrens Program Gellis-Green Chapel
11:15 am Late Service Bass Sanctuary Building
2:15 pm Intergenerational Service Bass Sanctuary Building
SHABBAT SHUVAH
Friday, Sept. 26 6:00 pm Shabbat Service Bass Sanctuary Building

KOL NIDRE
Friday, Oct. 3 6:45 pm Early Service Bass Sanctuary Building
9:15 pm Late Service Bass Sanctuary Building
YOM KIPPUR
Saturday, Oct. 4 8:30 am Early Service Bass Sanctuary Building
8:30 am Childrens Program Gellis-Green Chapel
11:15 am Late Service Bass Sanctuary Building
1:30 pm AIPAC: Israel Update Gellis-Green Chapel
1:30 pm Meditation Service Gross Bet Midrash
2:15 pm Intergenerational Service Bass Sanctuary Building
3:30 pm Afternoon Service/
Yizkor/Neilah Bass Sanctuary Building
SUKKOT
Wednesday, Oct. 8 6:00 pm Sukkah Decorating & Dessert Mansion Terrace
Thursday, Oct. 9 9:30 am Bagels & Study in the Sukkah Mansion Terrace

SIMCHAT TORAH
Thursday, Oct. 16 10:30 am Yizkor Service and
Lunch of Remembrance Gellis-Green Chapel/Mansion
Friday, Oct. 17 7:30 pm Shabbat/Simchat Torah Service Bass Sanctuary Building
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 5775/2014
INFORMATION GUIDE FOR THE HIGH HOLY DAYS
FOR THE CHILDREN
PARKING AND SECURITY
BRING ONE . . . AND BRING A LOT OF IT!
SLICHOT
Saturday Evening, September 20, 2014, 5:30 PM
Innovative Program
Inaugurate our New Kitchens
Enjoy a Pasta Dinner and Special Dessert
Prepare Sandwiches for the Homeless
Havdalah and Slichot Services
See Enclosed Flyer for Slichot Events
Homebound Temple Member?
SPECIAL NEEDS
Please ask ushers for:
Infrared hearing devices Large Print Prayer Books
Handicap parking spots -- Please request a parking letter if you
hold a handicap permit number. Refer to the Ticket Request Form.
People in wheelchairs will be directed by our ushers. Please call
Temple in advance if you use a walker or wheelchair so we can
anticipate your arrival.
Help the Interfaith Food Pantry of the Oranges make this years
fast a feast for those people whose daily fast is neither symbolic
nor voluntary. Fill a bag entirely with ONE of these items: peanut
butter; cans of green vegetables, beans, corn or potatoes; cans of
tuna or chicken; cans of tomato sauce; cans of fruit; jelly in plastic
containers; cans of stew, chili or ravioli; or cans of soup.

Plan to arrive at Temple 10-15 minutes early to allow time for park-
ing and seating. Tickets will be checked at the door.
Be sure to bring your tickets with you to every service.
Please do not save seats for latecomers or leave spaces between
you and the person seated next to you so that everyone can be
accommodated.
We are able to provide live Holy Day worship through telephone
lines and computer via live video streaming. Please see our
Temple website for further instructions. This service is provided by
the Josh Littman Audio-Video Fund.
To insure that your ticket request is honored, please return the
Ticket Request Form as soon as possible, but no later than
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.
TSTI offers an Early and Late Service for each of the High Holy
Days. You must choose either ALL EARLY or ALL LATE
Services. We cannot accommodate split tickets, except Erev Rosh
Hashanah.
Members must pay a minimum of half of the 2014-2015 dues by
September 2. Religious School, Pre-School tuition and all prior
balances are due in full unless previous arrangements have been
made.
Children between the ages of 12 and 25 will receive tickets. Their
names and ages must be on the enclosed Ticket Request Form.
Each ticket will show the congregants name. Children 26 or older
are considered Guests and a ticket must be purchased for them.
Tickets are NOT required for the Welcome Rosh Hashanah pro-
gram, Childrens Program or the Intergenerational Services.
If you will be out of town, call the Temple ofce at 973-763-4116.
We can arrange to have tickets for you at any URJ synagogue.
Guest Tickets:
Members may only purchase guest tickets ($200. each) for par-
ents, adult children and their spouses and grandchildren. Tickets
may not be purchased for former TSTI members or their families.
Please be sure to enclose payment in the envelope provided.
Friends Tickets:
As has long been our policy, Friends membership (out-of-state
membership) requires the purchase of tickets for services at $275.
per ticket.
TICKET INFORMATION
WELCOME ROSH HASHANAH
A Sweet Start and Service for the New Year
Erev Rosh Hashanah 5:30 P.M.
Bring blankets and lawnchairs as we enjoy an informal celebra-
tory Rosh Hashanah worship service on our front lawn and
mansion terrace, ending with apples and honey. Families are
welcome. No tickets required.
SANCTUARY SEATING AND DECORUM
Uniformed ofcers and professional parking attendants are on
hand to greet congregants. Please follow their directions.
Township parking rules will be in effect on all side streets.
Members may be dropped off at the entrance to the Gellis Plaza
at the direction of the trafc attendants.
Babysitting: Only at EARLY morning services for children
between 2 (must be toilet trained) and 5, ONLY with advance
registration. See Ticket Request Form.
Morning Childens Programs: An informal educational program
offered concurrently with Early Morning Sanctuary Services for
grades K-6. We strongly urge families to return for the Intergenera-
tional Service for a worship experience. See Ticket Request Form
for registration.
Intergenerational Services: For young children accompanied by
parents or grandparents. Open to everyone. Tickets not required.
The High Holy Days seem to be . . .either too early or too late.
Our Sanctuary seems to be . . . .either too warm or too cool.
Our air conditioning system seems to . . .
overcompensate for the size of the
Sanctuary and the number of people in it.
For your comfort, please bring a sweater or a shawl to services.