Shabbat Shuva Schedule
Note: Kiddush will be earlier than usual this week, because the parsha is short and the Rabbi’s sermon will take place after kiddush.
Friday, September 26
- 06:15 pm – Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
- 06:16 pm – Candle lighting
- 07:24 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After
Saturday, September 27
- 08:45 am – Shacharit
- 09:36 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
- Kiddush following services
- The Rabbi will deliver the Shabbat Shuva sermon following kiddush
- 04:55 pm – Men’s shiur
- 05:45 pm – Mincha, followed by Seudah Shlishit
- 07:10 pm – Ma’ariv
- 07:23 pm – Shabbat Ends
Weekday Schedule September 28 – 30
Sunday
- 08:00 am – Shacharit and Selichot
- 06:10 pm/06:40 pm – Mincha/Ma’ariv
Monday and Tuesday
- 06:40 am – Shacharit and Selichot
- TBA – Mincha/Ma’ariv
- TBA – Late Ma’ariv
Repeat Kriat Shema After
- 07:21 pm
Yom Kippur Service Schedule
Wednesday, October 1 – Erev Yom Kippur
- 06:40 am – Selichot
- 06:50 am – Shacharit
- 02:30 pm – Mincha
- There will be no later minyan for mincha
- 06:07 pm – Candle lighting
- For those unable to light at home, candles will be available at the Shul. We are not permitted to light candles after 6:25 pm
- 06:10 pm – Kol Nidre
- 06:25 pm – Yom Kippur begins
- There is a mitzvah of Tosefet Yom HaKippurim – adding on to Yom Kippur. This means to accept the sanctity and observances of Yom Kippur before it starts. Women fulfill this when they take in Yom Kippur by candle lighting. Men should fulfill this by stating or having in mind at least two minutes before sunset that they accept upon themselves the sanctity of Yom Kippur.
Thursday, October 2 – Yom Kippur Day
- 08:00 am – Shacharit
- 09:38 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
- 11:15 am – Yizkor (no earlier than)
- 04:30 pm – Mincha
- 06:00 pm – Neilah
- 07:14 pm – Ma’ariv
- 07:14 pm – Fast Ends
- Everyone should remain for the Ma’ariv service
Friday, October 3
- 06:50 am – Shacharit