Selichot (singular, s’licha) are prayers or liturgical poems that inspire teshuva (repentance). As a kind of High Holy Days “warm-up,” Selichot services are traditionally held at midnight on the Saturday night prior to Rosh HaShanah, except when Erev Rosh HaShanah falls on a Sunday. Join us for a special in-person and livestreaming evening of study, prayer, meditation, and reflection.