Reverse Taslich
Saturday, October 1, 9:30am, Offsite at a park in Alameda

Who: Tikkun HaYam | Repair the Sea, and Jewish communities around the world including Temple Sinai!

What: A new High Holidays ritual: an international Jewish waterfront cleanup to raise awareness about the deep Jewish connection to water, and reinforce the urgent moral imperative to protect the aquatic environment.

When: Saturday, October 1, 11:30am

Where: At one of the East Bay regional parks in Alameda on the Bay, exact location will be sent out upon registration.

Why: For thousands of years, in a ritual called Tashlich, Jews symbolically cast their sins into a body of water on Rosh Hashanah. For 60 years humans have thrown their "sins" — millions of tons of trash — into bodies of water as well. Join Jewish communities around the world for the 5th Annual Reverse Tashlich, an annual waterfront cleanup, a mitzvah, and a new High Holiday ritual to repair the sea.

To learn more and to register, visit www.repairthesea.org/rt2022 or email Rabbi Freedman with questions. 

On the website, follow these instructions:

1. Click on register participants
2. Fill out the google form and make sure to select United States/California/Oakland-Temple Sinai
3. Submit! We will email you with further details about what to bring and with the exact location in Alameda