Tickets, Parking and Book of Remembrance
TICKETS
Members of our community receive High Holy Day tickets as part of their commitment. All ticket requests are due by September 9, 2023. Anyone who registers after September 5 will have their tickets held at the will call table for pickup on Rosh Hashanah morning.
Questions about tickets? Reach out to our Membership Manager, Alicia Karlberg.
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Want to join us for our Community Services? See the teen and adult High Holy Day Schedule here. See the family and children’s programs here.
WATCHING ONLINE
Looking to watch our High Holiday services virtually? Members should check their email for the password-protected link. If you are not yet a member of our community, reach out to our Membership Manager, Alicia Karlberg.
RECIPROCITY
If you’re a member in good standing at another congregation, you can get courtesy tickets to our services through the Union for Reform Judaism’s (URJ) reciprocity arrangement.
Questions? Contact Karen Patton in the TSTI offices at 973-763-4116.
PARKING
Uniformed officers and professional parking attendants will be on hand to greet congregants. Please follow their directions.
Township parking rules will be enforced on all side streets.
Members may be dropped off at the Gellis Plaza entrance at the direction of the traffic attendants.
A limited number of handicap parking spots will, of course, be available. Please request a parking letter on the Ticket Request Form if you hold a handicap permit number.
BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE
One of the most beautiful customs of our congregation is the annual remembrance of our departed relatives and friends through memorial contributions to our Temple. Their names and yours will be noted in our “Book of Remembrance,” which will available on Yom Kippur. This tradition allows us to commemorate and preserve precious memories and to support our Temple.
If you have any questions regarding the Book of Remembrance or submitting the names of your loved ones, please email Bonnie Ziff.