Shabbat Mevarchim Schedule

Friday, January 24

• 04:30 pm – Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
• 04:30 pm – Candle Lighting
• 05:39 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Saturday, January 25

• 08:45 am – Shacharit
• 09:30 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
• Kiddush following services
• 04:05 pm – Mincha, followed by Se’udah Shlishit
• 05:30 pm – Ma’ariv
• 05:40 pm – Shabbat Ends
• 07:00 pm – Ladies class on Google Meet. If you have not previously attended, please email rabbi@bethisraelmalden.org for the link. Topic: Visiting a hospital on Shabbat

Weekday Schedule – January 26 – 31

Shacharit

• 08:00 am – Sunday
• 06:40 am – Monday and Thursday
• 06:50 am – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday

Mincha/Ma’ariv – Sunday

• 04:35 pm/05:05 pm

Repeat Kriat Shema After

• 05:41 pm

Late Ma’ariv – Monday – Thursday

• 08:00 pm

Bircat HaChodesh

• The molad for Shevat will be Wednesday at 6:17 AM and 17 chalakim.

Shabbat Schedule

Friday, January 17

• 04:20 pm – Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
• 04:21 pm – Candle Lighting
• 05:30 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Saturday, January 18

• 08:45 am – Shacharit
• 09:32 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
• Kiddush following services
• 03:55 pm – Mincha, followed by Se’udah Shlishit
• 05:20x pm – Ma’ariv
• 05:31 pm – Shabbat Ends
• 07:00 pm – Ladies class on Google Meet. If you have not previously attended, please email rabbi@bethisraelmalden.org for the link. Topic: Visiting a hospital on Shabbat

Weekday Schedule – January 19 – 24

Shacharit

• 08:00 am – Sunday
• 06:40 am – Monday and Thursday
• 06:50 am – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday

Mincha/Ma’ariv – Sunday

• 04:25 pm/04:55 pm

Repeat Kriat Shema After

• 05:32 pm

Late Ma’ariv – Monday – Thursday

• 08:00 pm

Shabbat Chazak Schedule

Friday, January 10 – Fast of Asara B’Tevet

• 06:00 am – Fast begins
• If you will be eating baked food over which we make the blessing of ‘Borei Minei Mezonot” you must begin eating prior to 30 minutes before the fast begins.
• 06:40 am – Shacharit
• 03:55 pm – Mincha (because it’s a fast day there is Torah reading), Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
• 04:13 pm – Candle Lighting
• 05:18 pm – Fast ends, do not eat until after making kiddush

Saturday, January 11

• 08:45 am – Shacharit
• 09:32 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
• Shabbat Chazak Luncheon following services
• 03:45 pm – Mincha, followed by Se’udah Shlishit
• 05:15 pm – Ma’ariv
• 05:23 pm – Shabbat Ends
• Cancelled – Ladies class on Google Meet

Weekday Schedule – January 12 – 17

Shacharit

• 08:00 am – Sunday
• 06:40 am – Monday and Thursday
• 06:50 am – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday

Mincha/Ma’ariv – Sunday

• 04:15 pm/04:45 pm

Repeat Kriat Shema After

• 05:24 pm

Late Ma’ariv – Monday – Thursday

• 08:00 pm

Kiddush Levana

• The timeframe to say kiddush levana is until Monday, January 13. We only say kiddush levana at night.

Shabbat Schedule

Friday, January 3

• 04:05 pm – Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
• 04:06 pm – Candle Lighting
• 05:15 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Saturday, January 4

• 08:45 am – Shacharit
• 09:31 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
• Kiddush following services
• 03:35 pm – Mincha, followed by Se’udah Shlishit
• 05:05 pm – Ma’ariv
• 05:16 pm – Shabbat Ends
• 07:00 pm – Ladies class on Google Meet. If you have not previously attended, please email rabbi@bethisraelmalden.org for the link. Topic: Visiting a hospital on Shabbat

Weekday Schedule – January 5 – 9

Shacharit

• 08:00 am – Sunday
• 06:40 am – Monday and Thursday
• 06:50 am – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday

Mincha/Ma’ariv – Sunday

• 04:10 pm/04:40 pm

Repeat Kriat Shema After

• 05:17 pm

Late Ma’ariv – Monday – Thursday

• 08:00 pm

Kiddush Levana

• The timeframe to say kiddush levana is until Monday, January 13. We only say kiddush levana at night.

Fast of Asara B’Tevet Schedule

Friday, January 10

• 06:00 am – Fast begins
• If you will be eating baked food over which we make the blessing of ‘Borei Minei Mezonot” you must begin eating prior to 30 minutes before the fast begins.
• 06:40 am – Shacharit
• 03:55 pm – Mincha (because it’s a fast day there is Torah reading), Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
• 04:13 pm – Candle Lighting
• 05:18 pm – Fast ends, do not eat until after making kiddush

Shabbat Chanukah Mevarchim Schedule

Friday, December 27

• 04:00 pm – Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
• 04:00 pm – Candle Lighting
• Remember to light Chanukah candles before the Shabbat candles
• 05:09 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Saturday, December 28

• 08:45 am – Shacharit
• 09:29 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
• Kiddush following services
• 03:35 pm – Mincha, followed by Se’udah Shlishit
• 05:00 pm – Ma’ariv
• 05:10 pm – Shabbat Ends
• Remember to light Chanukah candles after havdalah at home
• Cancelled – Ladies class

Weekday Schedule – December 29 – January 3

Shacharit

• 08:00 am – Sunday and Wednesday
• 06:40 am – Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
• 06:50 am – Friday

Mincha/Ma’ariv – Sunday and Wednesday

• 04:05 pm/04:35 pm

Repeat Kriat Shema After

• 05:14 pm

Late Ma’ariv – Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday

• 08:00 pm

Bircat HaChodesh

• The molad for Tevet will be on Monday at 5:33 PM and 16 chalakim.

Kiddush Levana

• The timeframe to say kiddush levana is between Thursday, January 2, and Monday, January 13. We only say kiddush levana at night.

Chanukah

Candle lighting time begins 10 minutes after sunset. If you are at services or otherwise unable to light at that time, do so immediately upon arriving at home.

The candles must burn for at least 30 minutes after tzet hakochavim (when the stars come out; approximately 45 minutes after sunset). Use enough oil or candles large enough to last this duration. If you use the small wax candles that burn for only 30 minutes, light them when the stars come out. If that is not possible, light as soon as you can afterward. Refer to this year’s Chanukah Candle lighting Chart below for exact times.

On Friday night, light the menorah before Shabbat candles, as candles cannot be lit once Shabbat begins. Use large Shabbat candles or enough oil to ensure they burn until 30 minutes after tzet hakochavim. If you don’t have enough large candles, ensure at least one burns for the required time. For oil, fill the menorah appropriately.

After sunset, we do not eat before we light candles. If this is a problem for you, please consult with the Rabbi.

Chanukah Candle lighting Chart