How Name Tags Work
Judea Reform Congregation provides name tags, which function as admission passes to all of our High Holy Days services. Members and guests will be required to present their name tags to the greeters at our main entrance and/or Easy Access Entrance before each service.
You will pick up your name tag at the first service you attend. Name tags will be available 30 minutes before the start of services. Upon entering the building you will head to the Monsein Community Court where you will find tables with alphabetized name tags for members and a separate table with name tags for guests and college students. A staff member will be present to find your name tag and welcome you.
Judea Reform Members
High Holy Day name tags are free for adult members of Judea Reform Congregation and their children under the age of 23, provided the member’s account is renewed and in good financial standing. Each adult member of the congregation receives one name tag. Name tags are not required for dependent children under 23. (Name tags are not transferable.)
Lost/Forgotten Name Tags
Members who have forgotten their name tags will be required to register at the main entrance, present valid photo ID, fill out a new name tag, and will then be permitted to enter.
Questions about your membership status or outstanding balances? Contact , Emily Young, Executive Director or Liz Gibbons, Business Manager.
