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High Holidays 5783/2022

1.Please share your feedback about our programs during Elul (the month leading up to High Holidays).  
2.While we have Elul preparation classes and gatherings BEFORE Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, would you be interested in 1-2 sessions of a class or facilitated discussion of the impact of the holiday experiences on you AFTERWARDS? 
3.Is there any topic of Jewish learning that the holiday services/experiences inspired you to pursue? Anything you wish to explore more? 
4.What were some of the most meaningful aspects of this year’s High Holidays services for you? 
5.Did you stream any part of the high holiday services?  
6.If you answered YES to question 5, please tell us about your experience.  What were the highlights and lowlights, strengths and weaknesses?
7.If you answered YES to question 5, please share your reasons for participating virtually.  Check all that apply.
8.It is a deeply held Havurah value that all people feel welcome and safe when among our community and we are always looking for ways to improve. Please share ideas you may have that would help you feel more welcomed or more safe. 
9.What would you like us to know about your experience connecting with Havurahniks during the High Holidays?
10.What other feedback do you have about services and programming this year?
11.Are you interested in joining our High Holidays planning team? We are looking for a few new members to share in this diverse, meaningful, and often unexpected work. The team, made up of congregants and staff, engages in decision-making and problem solving and tackles the abundant logistical components of the holiday season. If you join us, you’ll do both: put on your thinking cap and roll up your sleeves... This is not a one-off or drop-in volunteer role; we meet regularly from January through the holidays. Below are portfolios that may be a good fit for your leadership. Or, write in your area of interest. A planning team member will contact you.