The New Reform Temple
A progressive and intimate Jewish community in the heart of Kansas City
  • About
    • Who We Are
    • History
    • Rabbi’s Welcome
    • Our Team
    • News
      • What’s New
      • Email Archives
      • Email Sign Up
    • Cemetery
    • Contact Us
  • Worship
    • Shabbat
    • Holidays
    • Streaming
    • Lifecycle Support
    • Music
    • Holocaust Scroll
  • Learn
    • Religious School
    • Bar/Bat Mitzvah
    • Confirmation
    • Adult Learning
    • Conversion
  • Get Involved
    • Programs & Activities
    • Social Justice
  • Members
    • Make a Payment
  • Join
  • Give
  •  
  •  
tashlich 2024

Tashlich at Loose Park

Monday, September 16, 2024

The New Reform Temple will be joined by Congregation B’nai Jehudah in celebrating the Rosh Hashanah tradition of Tashlich on the afternoon of Rosh Hashanah (Thursday, October 3) at 5 pm. We are joining together as two congregations to affirm the need for a unified Jewish community. 

Traditionally during Tashlich, Jews go to a body of running water and throw the crumbs into the water while reciting special passages of scripture and prayers. The crumbs are meant to represent the sins we’ve been carrying around with us throughout the year. Throwing them into the water represents our hope that we can take our sins, ask forgiveness of God and one another, and then cast them away.  (We will be using fish food so that we are ecologically sensitive.)

This event will be joyful. We cast our sins, share in some music, and eat ice cream from Golden Scoop. We also have something special to give to our families. Make a reservation so that we have enough ice cream for everyone. 

RSVP Here!

More News »

Related Posts

Levinsky sermon

Community, Featured, Rabbi Levinsky

Rabbi Levinsky Sermon: January 2

Why Prayer Works Prayer works not because it changes God, but because it changes us. Jewish prayer trains the heart through three movements: gratitude, petition, and praise. When we give thanks, we learn to see with fresh eyes. When we ask, we keep hope alive. When we offer praise, we step out of ourselves and remember […]

Levinsky sermon

Community, Featured, Rabbi Levinsky

Rabbi Levinsky Sermon: December 26

Cultural Christmas This is going to be a fun one. There was a tradition at the congregation that I served in Chicago to involve Christmas carols written by Jews in the service closest to Christmas. There was always a crowd. I’m sure many of you love the cultural aspects of Christmas; by that, I mean […]

Levinsky sermon

Community, Featured, Rabbi Levinsky

Rabbi Levinsky Sermon: December 12

This week’s Torah portion tells the story of Jacob wrestling with the angel. Jacob is alone at the river when the angel appears, and the struggle begins. No name is given, no reason explained—only bodies wrestling in the dark. Fear rises, pain sharpens, exhaustion presses in, yet Jacob continues the struggle, discovering that growth is […]

About

The New Reform Temple is a progressive and intimate Jewish community in the heart of Kansas City.

© 2025 The New Reform Temple

Contact Us

7100 Main Street
Kansas City, MO 64114

e: info@thenewreformtemple.com
p: 816-523-7809

Quick Links

  • Calendar
  • News
  • Streaming
  • Shabbat
  • Religious School
  • Become a Member

Social Media

white URJ logo; says URJ, Union for Reform Judaism and RJ Web Builder 3.0
© URJ 2026