Close-up of a white spiral notebook’s metal binding rings against a plain white background, evoking a sense of fresh beginnings—perfect for jotting down reflections or plans for the high holidays 5787.
Handwritten text reads: "THINGS I AM RETURNING TO THIS YEAR: High Holidays 5787 beit t’shuvah." There is a stylized number “40” at the top right.
Handwritten text inviting people to Beit T’Shuvah for the High Holidays 5787, emphasizing reflection, prayer, renewal, and healing within a supportive community—affirming that during this sacred season, everyone is seen, known, and loved just as they are.
Jewish High Holiday schedule for High Holidays 5787 with dates and times. Includes stick figures, Rosh Hashanah (Sept 11-13), Kol Nidre (Sept 20), Yom Kippur (Sept 21). Some event names are highlighted in yellow.
A checklist with three statements to complete about feeling at home, Jewish, and loved—perfect for reflecting during the High Holidays. "At beit t’Shuvah" is circled in red below, next to a star. "GET TICKETS" is written with an arrow pointing down, inviting everyone to join in meaningful Jewish holidays like Yom Kippur.
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A handwritten note says: “For more information about the High Holidays 5787, contact Sarah Jacobs at sjacobs@lettshub.org or at 302-450-0622.”.