The Yizkor prayers are recited in the Synagogue on Yom Kippur and on the final day of each of the three major Festivals: Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot. In these heartfelt prayers, we ask G‑d to 'remember' the souls of our departed loved ones.
The word Yizkor means "to remember" and it provides a deeply meaningful opportunity for us to connect with those who have passed, keeping their legacy alive in our lives.
At Chabad Jewish Center, we are honored to help ensure that your loved ones are remembered during each Yizkor service throughout the year.
THE POWER OF MEMORY AND GIVING
Memory becomes most powerful when it inspires us to act. When we honor the lives of our loved ones through mitzvot, their memory becomes a living light -- eternal and impactful. For this reason, the Yizkor service includes a pledge to tzedakah (charity), a sacred act in the merit of the soul.
YIZKOR BOOK DETAILS
We will be publishing a Yizkor Book to include the names of loved ones being remembered this year.
- Cost: $25 per name
- Submission Deadline: Sunday,September 28th, at 1:00 PM.
To participate, please complete the form below.
REPEAT SUBMISSIONS
If you submitted a list in a previous year and would like to use the same names again, please email our office at [email protected] instead of filling out the form. We'll copy your list, and you can make the donation via our standard donation form.
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