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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1977

Page

3

Shofar heralds Jewish rites begin high holy days

AP reports Rosh Hashana marks the new year of conscience starting at sunset Monday, opening the 10 day period ending with Yom Kippur on Sept. 22. The ram’s horn shofar signals the services as rabbis call for spiritual regeneration and reflection.

George W. Cornell New, York

Rosh Hashana Theme Emphasizes Life and Atonement

Reform Judaism leaders stress life as central to the observance amid modern moral downgrading. Rabbinical Assembly president Rabbi Stanley Rabinowitz notes the holy days help worshippers confront guilt and seek forgiveness from self and others, with prayers for justice and mercy to prevail. The period blends solemn reflection with joyful songs and honeyed wishes for a sweet new year, highlighted by the shofar’s soul stirring call and the belief that humanity’s fate is sealed at Yom Kippur.

Reform Judaism Stanley Rabinowitz Rabbinical Assembly Conservative Judaism

High Holy Days Observed With Special Services Across Valley

Local synagogues announce Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur observances with varied times. Har Zion Congregation in Phoenix schedules Eve services Monday and daytime Tuesday, Yom Kippur sept 21 eve and sept 22 daytime. Rabbis Teichman and Bell lead respective services. Congregation Haverim hosts Rosh Hashana at Rabbi Teitelbaum’s home Monday eve and Tuesday morning, with Yom Kippur at Dr. and Mrs. Felmus home Sept 21 eve and Sept 22 daytime. Temple Solel and Temple Beth Shalom in Mesa list evening and daytime services, Yiskor on Sept 22, and Beth Shalom charges $25 per family.

Har Zion E. Lincoln Drive C. Joseph Teichman Congregation Haverim Samuel Teitelbaum 47Th Place Phoenix Lawrence Felmus 68Th St Maynard Bell Temple Solel Temple Beth Shalom Mesa First Presbyterian Church N. Mesa Drive Reuben Lukens Nat Schechter

North Scottsdale Baptist Church observes first anniversary

The North Scottsdale Baptist Church marks its first anniversary with a Sunday of events including a Bible school rally for children a 10 45 a m coffee fellowship and an 11 a m worship service featuring the adult choir and children s chorus A luncheon follows and at 7 p m Dr Wallace Woods of the Arizona Baptist Foundation presents a Holy Land visual program Pastor Donald L Hughes notes growth to over 75 members and plans for a building site while aiming to double in size next year.

North Scottsdale Wallace Woods Arizona Baptist Foundation Holy Land Hughes Cocopah

Faith community Bible study and worship programs listed

Multiple church programs include Scottsdale First Assembly of God Sunday school 9 45 a m and 11 a m worship with Pastor Jim Mackey plus 6 p m service. Trinity Church features Derald McDaniel sermons at 9 and 10 45 a m with children youth activities 9 a m. Scottsdale Baptist Church offers adult electives with Dr Del Kehl and music by John Giger at 8 30 and 11 a m. New Life ages 40 45 fellowship after evening service. First Baptist Scottsdale Homecoming with Dr Fairley 9 a m Bible study and 10 15 a m worship plus evening youth events and Lord s Supper. Nursery and family programs noted throughout.

Scottsdale First Derald McDaniel Trinity Church McCormick Parkway Hayden Road McCormick Ranch Scottsdale Executive Office Park Via de Ventura Office Park McDaniel Scottsdale Executive Baptist Scottsdale Baptist Church N. Scottsdale Rd del Kehl Arizona State University John Giger Kenneth Stephens Ted Larsen Scottsdale Honduras New Life First Baptist Church of E. Osborn Rd Fellowship Hall Morrow Nancy Hamilton Julia Winterberg Nancy Lewis

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