Chol HaMoed/Passover Final Days 5784 Schedule

Shabbat Chol HaMoed Schedule

Friday, April 26

  • 06:40 am – Shacharit
  • 07:20 pm – Mincha followed by Ma’ariv
  • 07:21 pm – Candle lighting
  • 08:30 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Saturday, April 27

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 09:13 am – Latest time for shema
  • Eat Seudah Shlishit at home
  • 07:15 pm – Mincha
  • 08:20 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 08:31 pm – Shabbat Ends
  • 08:31 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Sunday, April 28 – Chol HaMoed/Erev Yom Tov

  • 08:00 am – Shacharit
  • 07:20 pm – Mincha, followed by Ma’ariv
  • 07:23 pm – Candle lighting
  • 08:32 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Monday, April 29 – 7th Day Passover

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 09:11 am – Latest time for kriat Shema
  • 07:20 pm – Mincha
  • 08:00 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 08:33 pm – Candle lighting
  • 08:33 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After
  • Candle lighting and preparations for the 8th night may not be done before 8:33 pm. Light candles from an existing flame.

Tuesday, April 30 – 8th Day Passover

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 09:10 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
  • 10:45 am – Yizkor
  • 07:20 pm – Mincha
  • 08:25 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 08:34 pm – Yom Tov ends
  • 08:34 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Sold chametz may be eaten after 9:30 pm

Weekday Schedule – May 1 – 3

Shacharit

  • 06:40 am – Thursday
  • 06:50 am – Wednesday and Friday

Mincha/Ma’ariv

  • 07:25 pm/07:55 pm – Wednesday and Thursday

Parshat Metzorah/Passover 5784 Schedule (UPDATED)

Shabbat HaGadol Schedule

Friday, April 19

  • 07:10 pm – Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
  • 07:13 pm – Candle Lighting
  • 08:22 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Saturday, April 20

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 09:19 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
  • Luncheon following services
  • The Rabbi’s Shabbat HaGadol drasha will take place during the luncheon.
  • 05:00 pm – Ladies’ shiur
  • 06:00 pm – Men’s shiur
  • 06:50 pm – Mincha, followed by se’udah shlishit
  • 08:15 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 08:23 pm – Shabbat Ends

Weekday Schedule

Sunday, April 21

  • 08:00 am – Shacharit
  • 07:15 pm – Mincha
  • 07:45 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 08:24 pm – Time for the search for chametz begins

Kiddush Levanah

  • The time frame to say Kiddush Levana is through Monday, April 22. We only say Kiddush Levana at night.

Passover Schedule

Monday, April 22 – Erev Pesach

  • 06:40 am – Shacharit, followed by Siyum Bechorim
  • 10:01 am – Latest time for eating chametz
  • 11:22 am – Latest time for burning chametz
  • 09:00 am – 11:00 am – Chametz burning at Beth Israel (UPDATED)
  • 04:45 pm – Latest time for eating permissible matzah products (i.e. cooked not baked)

Monday, April 22 – 1st Seder

  • 07:15 pm – Mincha
  • 07:16 pm – Candle lighting
  • 07:55 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 08:25 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After
  • 08:25 pm – Earliest time to begin Seder
  • 12:43 am – Latest time to eat the afikomen

Tuesday, April 23 – 1st Day Passover

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 09:16 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
  • 04:46 pm – Latest time for eating matzah products (i.e. cooked and baked)
  • 07:15 pm – Mincha
  • 07:55 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 08:26 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After
  • 08:26 pm – Earliest Candlelighting
  • Light from an existing flame. No preparations for the second Seder should be made before 8:26 pm.
  • 12:42 am – Latest time to eat the afikomen

Wednesday, April 24 – 2nd Day Passover

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 09:15 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
  • 07:15 pm – Mincha
  • 08:15 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 08:27 pm – Yom Tov ends
  • 08:27 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Thursday, April 25 – Chol Hamoed

  • 06:40 am – Shacharit
  • 07:20 pm – Mincha
  • 07:50 pm – Ma’ariv

Friday April 26 – Erev Shabbat Chol Hamoed

  • 06:40 am – Shacharit
  • 07:20 pm – Mincha followed by Ma’ariv
  • 07:21 pm – Candle lighting
  • 08:30 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Passover 5784

Rabbi Rabinowitz is available to arrange for this important contract following weekday morning and evening services, or by appointment. If you are unable to come in person you can use the form linked below or call the Rabbi to make arrangements.

All the forms on a single page for Passover. On this page, you can:

  • Contribute to Ma’ot Chitin
  • Sell your chametz
  • Download the Halacha Guidebook and Product Supplement

Get Ready for Pesach

Parshat Vayikra/Zachor 5784 Schedule [UPDATED]

Shabbat Zachor Schedule

Friday, March 22

  • 06:40 pm – Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Ma’ariv
  • 06:41 pm – Candle Lighting
  • 07:50 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Saturday, March 23

  • 08:45 am – Shacharit
  • 09:46 am – Latest time for Kriat Shema
  • 10:15 am – Reading of Parshat Zachor [UPDATE]
  • Kiddush following services
  • Second reading of Parshat Zachor following kiddush
  • 04:00 pm – Ladies’ shiur
  • 05:30 pm – Men’s shiur
  • 06:15 pm – Mincha, followed by se’udah shlishit
  • 07:40 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 07:51 pm – Shabbat Ends

Purim Schedule

Saturday, March 23 – Purim Night

  • 08:00 pm – First Megillah Reading
  • 09:15 pm – Second Megillah Reading

Sunday, March 24 – Purim Day

  • 08:00 am – Shacharit
  • 09:00 am – First Megillah Reading
  • 09:45 am – Breakfast – Hamantaschen and coffee
  • Everyone is invited for a brunch at the Rabbi’s home, 265 Fellsway East, from 10:00 am- 12:00 noon
  • All checks, cash, and pledges for matanot la’evyonim must be in by 10:00 am
  • 10:15 am – Second Megillah Reading
  • 04:10 pm – Third Megillah Reading
  • 05:10 pm – Mincha
  • 05:30 pm – Purim Seudah
  • 07:30 pm – Ma’ariv
  • 07:52 pm – Repeat Kriat Shema After

Weekday Schedule – March 25 – 29

Shacharit

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

Late Ma’ariv – Monday – Thursday

  • 08:00 pm

Lulav & Etrog Form 5784

etrog

Order your lulav and etrog ($55, $65, or $75 sets) in time for Sukkot by filling out the form below.

Please write a check payable to:
Israel Book Shop
Deadline: 12:00 PM on Wednesday, September 27, 2023

Reminder: DO NOT make the check to the shul or rabbi. If you have not paid by the time sukkot is over, we will not take payments. It will be your responsibility to pay the Israel Book Shop.

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