#leyning

So, I've ended up in a position where I'm leading Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma'ariv and maybe also Mincha next month, none of which I actually know, for an event because I'm in charge of religious education for our youth group and no one else knows it either. Does anyone have any resources? Recordings maybe? I can only find cantor versions which are not helpful. (My shul is Conservative and entirely ley-lead. I'm not entirely sure which tunes we use as Kabbalat Shabbat is only every other month or so for some reason)

Welp, ten years ago I was the person on call for last-minute and emergency torah reading, but I haven't lived places where that was an opportunity in a long time, but my congregation just reached out and was like "Hi, we're down a reader for Yom Kippur afternoon, can anyone pitch in" and I said okay, but even when I wasn't comparatively rusty I didn't know High Holiday trop basically at all, so I have a recording from the cantor and almost exactly 48 hours, during the course of which I also have some day school kids coming to set up my sukkah (very cute fund raiser) and since they are teenagers, sometime between then and now I will have to buy a large number of snacks.

It is Monday September 23. Rosh Hashanah is Monday September 30. I am, right now, after 6pm beginning more than a cursory read through of my 5 verse long parsha. I REGRET ALL MY LIFE CHOICES

im leyning this week at ohel moed and i have been assigned the “lo bashamayim hi” portion and  i   am........ this is amazing?