Hal’l’l’l’l’l’l’ ... la-l’le-lu-yah

Hal’l’l’l’l’l’l’ ... la-l’le-lu-yah

Hal’l’l’l’l’l’l’ ... la-l’le-lu-yah

Hal’l’l’l’l’l’l’ ... la-l’le-looooo, Haleluyah!

Wave hello to someone far way from you Wave hello and say “SHALOM!” (hello)

Wave hello to someone far way from you Wave hello and sing “HALLELUYAH!”

(chorus)

Look in the eyes of someone very special Look into their eyes and see their “N’SHAMA” (soul)

Look into the eyes of someone very special Look into their eyes and sing “HALLELUYAH”

(chorus)

Am I awake?

Am I prepared?

Are you listening to my prayer?

Can you hear my voice?

Can you understand?

Am I awake?

Am I prepared?

Bar’chu et Adonai ham'vorach Baruch Adonai ham’vorach, l’olam va’ed

l’olam va’ed

Shema Pay attention

Israel O Israel

Adonai The Eternal

eloheinu is our’s

Adonai The Eternal

echad is one

Baruch Blessed is Gods

shem name

kavod Respect

malchuto God

l’olam forever

va’ed and ever

Baruch Atah Adonai, Thank you G-d Baruch Atah Adonai, Thank you G-d Thank you for…… Thank you for…… Thank you for…… Thank you for……

Blessing before reading the Haftarah

Blessing after reading the Haftarah

רוך ,Blessed are You, our Living God בSovereign of the universe, who chose good prophets and was pleased by their words for they were spoken in truth. Blessed are You God, for You chose the Torah, Moses Your servant, Israel Your people and the true and righteous prophets.

ם. עול לך ה ינו מ ה יהוה אלה רוך את בה צ ים ור ים טוב יא נב חר ב אשר ברוך ים באמת: ב ר יהם הנאמ בר בד

ה יה ה ובמשה את ר בתור וה . הבוח אמת י ה יא נב ל עמו וב א שר עבדו ובי

דק: צ ו

רוך ,Baruch attah Adonai eloheinu melech ha-olam ב asher bachar binvi’im tovim, v’ratsah v’divreihem ha-ne’emarim be’emet. Baruch attah Adonai, ha-bocheir ba-torah, uv’mosheh avdo, uv’yisra’el ammo, uvinvi’ei ha-emet vatsedek.

For the Torah, for the service, for the עלprophets and for this Yom Kippur which You gave us, our Living God, for holiness and rest, for glory and beauty - for all these, God our Creator, we thank and bless You. May Your name be blessed by the mouth of all living forever and ever. Blessed are You God, who makes Israel and Yom Kippur.

ים ועל יא ה ועל הנב עבוד ה ועל ה על התורים הזה שנ פור ינו יום הכ נו יהוה אלה ת ל ת

רת. על פא בוד ולת ה לכ מנוח ה ול קדש לך ים ל חנו מוד ינו אנ הכל יהוה אלה

י כ ל־חי מך בפ רך ש תב ך. י ים אות רכ ומבה יהוה. רוך את עד: ב ם ו יד לעול מ ת

שר ש י ים:מקד פור ל ויום הכ א

,Al ha-torah, v’al ha-avodah, v’al ha-n’vi’im v’al yom ha-Kipurim ha-zeh עלshennatatta lanu, Adonai eloheinu likdushah v’limnuchah, l’chavod ul’tif’aret, al ha-kol Adonai eloheinu, anachnu modim lach, um’var’chim otach, yitbarach shimcha b’fi chol chai tamid l’olam va’ed. Baruch attah Adonai, m’kaddeish Yisrael v’Yom ha-Kipurim.

The story of Jonah

God said to Jonah: Go to the city of Nineveh and tell the people to stop being mean to each other. Jonah said: No I won’t. It’s too hard for me to do this. I am going to get on a boat and go as far away as I can from Nineveh! There was a big storm which made the boat rock and roll in the sea. Jonah fell out! Jonah was saved by a whale which swallowed him up to look after him. He felt safe there and began to pray. He knew then that he would have to help to people of Nineveh to become nicer to each other The whale let Jonah walk out of her mouth on the beach near Nineveh. Jonah sang this song to the people of Nineveh – and they all learned how to be good friends to each other, and not to be mean anymore!

Let's be friends, make amends. Now's the time to say "I'm sorry."

Let's be friends, make amends. Please say you'll forgive me.

The ten days of T'Shuvah -

Time to make up, time to pray. Take my hand, and I'll take yours

Let's be friends for always.

The doors on the ark go open and shut... all day long!

The bells on the Torah go ‘ding-ding-ding’... all day long!

The people in the shul stand up—sit down... all day long!

The people in the shul say Hatimah Tovah... all day long!

The Shofar Blast by Peter and Ellen Allard

I like to hear the Shofar blast.

Sometimes slow and sometimes fast. I like to hear the Shofar blast,

Happy, happy, happy New Year! Tikiyah

Shevariiiiiiim Teru, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah Tikiyah g’dolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah