The High Holy Days invite us into one of Judaism’s most courageous conversations: the possibility that we can change.
At Shtiebel, we create space for that conversation with honesty, beauty and hope. Through powerful prayer, thoughtful teaching, extraordinary music and genuine community, we’ll gather to reflect on where we’ve been, who we’re becoming, and the world we want to help create.
Whether you’ve celebrated these days your whole life or are joining for the very first time, you’ll find a community that welcomes your questions as much as your convictions, your traditions as much as your curiosity.
Led by Rabbi Gersh Lazarow and Tammy Cohen RJE, our bimah continues to evolve. Last year we welcomed Adrian and Sarah Cossey-Glaubert to our High Holy Day team. This year, we’re delighted to welcome back the beloved Marshall Voit to celebrate with our community.
Together, our bimah team creates services where ancient words, beautiful music and thoughtful teaching come together in ways that are deeply rooted, uplifting and relevant.
Growing Together
As our community continues to grow, we’ll once again gather at Malvern Town Hall for our Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services.
The larger venue allows us to welcome more people while preserving the warmth, participation and intimacy that define Shtiebel. It also creates space for an expanded High Holy Day experience, including inspiring services, dedicated family programming, musical meditation, opportunities for learning, and moments for quiet reflection throughout the season.
Our Rosh Hashanah Family Activities will continue to be held at Shtiebel itself, a joyful morning of baking, music, creativity and shofar, designed especially for young children, primary-aged students and their families.
If you’re unsure which ticket option is right for you or your family, please contact us. We’re here to help you make the choice that feels right for a meaningful and inclusive High Holy Day experience.
A Place For You
There is no single way to experience the High Holy Days. Whether you come for prayer or music, tradition or conversation, family or quiet reflection, you’ll find a community that welcomes you just as you are.
Across Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur you’ll find traditional liturgy, inspiring sermons, beautiful music, Wholeness & Holiness, Tashlich, creative family experiences, and moments of celebration, remembrance and renewal.
Come on your own or with family. Bring a friend. Bring your questions. Whether you’re deeply observant, culturally Jewish, exploring your identity, or simply looking for a meaningful way to begin the year, there is a place for you here.
Click the link to find a full list of our offerings for 2026. There is truly something for everyone—whether you’re joining us for the first time or returning year after year, you are welcome just as you are.
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