Young Minyan Yom Kippur Seats & Schedule

This is an exclusive service geared for Jews in their 20s and 30s.

Scroll down for the complete Yom Kippur schedule for The Young Minyan

This service will take place at:
The Chabad Annex- 676 Amsterdam Ave and 93rd Street.

To reserve seats at our main service please click here.

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72$ Per Seat

If you cannot afford to pay the full price for a seat at this time please select how many subsidized seats you'd like to reserve and give a general donation for the amount you can pay.

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Give For the Annual Yom Kippur Appeal

You have the opportunity to reserve one of the special honors that take place during the Yom Kippur Services.
The amount donated for the honor goes directly to the expenses of running the Shul over the High Holidays and will help those who cannot afford the full seat price.
We reserve the right to honor any offer above the suggested amounts below within 24 hours of reserving an honor. You will be notified if that does happen and will be given the option to increase your bid.

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE HONORS

Opening the Ark for Kol Nidrei
It is very meritorious for one to open the Ark, and take out the Torah-scrolls to be held during Kol Nidrei. While removing the Sifrei Torah one should kiss and caress them while confessing his sins
Opening the Ark, especially the first time, funnels through the blessings of G‑d.

Holding the Torah Scrolls
It is taught: It is a source of merit to hold any of the scrolls – especially the first one – during Kol Nidrei and is a very great privilege (Yesod v'Shoresh ha'Avodah; Ari Z"L).
This honor stands you right next to the cantor installing you as a member of the ecclesiastical court, which annuls all unfulfilled vows, thereby, dispensing forgiveness to the Jewish community.

Maftir Yonah
The Maftir Aliyah at Mincha on Yom Kippur Afternoon is the most important Aliyah of the day, as well as the last. Tradition tells us that buying this honor is a special segulah for wealth. In communities the world over this merit is bought for thousands of dollars. Remember, you reap what you sow.
There can be no better investment than this.
If you are not comfortable reading the Haftorah you can nominate someone else to read it for you.

Opening the Ark for Neilah
This is the final Ark opening of Yom Kippur. Suffice it to say, this is truly the end – the chatimah – of our service and petition to G‑d. This is your final chance, before the "Gates of Heaven" close ("Neilah").
With this honor you are the "gatekeeper" for our final supplications. Tradition tells us that the one who merits opening the Ark for Neilah will be blessed with long life!

Please select Which Honor You'd Like To Reserve

Opening the Ark for Kol Nidrei- Opening Bid $2,000Holding Torah #1 for Kol Nidrei- Opening Bid $2,000Holding Torah #2 for Kol Nidrei- Opening Bid $2,000Maftir Yonah- Opening Bid $2,000Opening the Ark for Ne'ilah- Opening Bid $2,000

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Schedule for Yom Kippur Services 2026-5787

Sunday, September 20 - Yom Kippur Eve
Early Minchah At (Chabad of the West Side - 170 West 97th Street): 3:30 PM
Candle Lighting: 6:38 PM
Begin fasting*: a few minutes before: 6:56 PM
*Note: Those that light Yom Tov candles must begin fasting before candle lighting.
Kol Nidrei: 7:05 PM (At the Chabad Annex - 676 Amsterdam Ave)

Monday, September 21 - Yom Kippur
Shacharit: 10:00 AM
Yizkor: Approximately 12:30 PM
Mincha: 5:25 PM
Neila: 6:25 PM
Fast ends: 7:35 PM
Ma'ariv and Havdalah: 7:35 PM

Sponsored by Diane and Henry Watkin in observance of the Yahrzeit of Diane's sister
Joan Karen Lipsey (Chava Bas Katriel), 28 Elul.
May her neshamah have an Aliya.

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